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Aged in oak with wild yeasts and bottle conditioned. A sustaining beer that is brewed to comfort in the gusty ides of March and welcome in a wealth of warmer weather.
Anheuser-Busch is moving forward with a major investment campaign for its U.S. breweries that will eventually cost $1.7 billion according to the summary statement from the brewer in its media release. It remains unclear if budget will be spent to expand operations in recently acquired craft brands of Elysian, 10 Barrel and Blue Point brands, but the overall budget for brewery operations is $850 million. The announcement, which includes a mention of job creation, follows shortly after a renewed effort in Congress to reduce the excise tax for all U.S.
Aged in oak with wild yeasts and bottle conditioned. iO Saison is a unique creation brewed with rose hips, rose petals and hibiscus giving this saison a character and color all it's own.
Because a desirable society stands on principle and aspires higher, Boulevardia is no everyday experience. It’s a gathering unlike any other, one that elevates and combines the best aspects of beer, food and music festivals to relentlessly reward all who cross over our borders. It honors the rich past of our grounds while setting the agenda for future celebrations and sharing our commitment to important causes. It also highlights our good fortune to be able to regularly drink from our fountain of youth and truth: Boulevard Brewery.
Lagunitas is planning a brewery in Asuza, California. Lagunitas founder, Tony Magee, announced the plans last night via Twitter.
The 1,780,000 sq. ft. building will have an initial capacity of 420,000 barrels, with plans to increase capacity to 1 million barrels in the future.
The brewery, slated to open in early 2017, is 25 miles east of Los Angeles and will be "spittin distance from the Irwindale Miller Brewery," according to Magee.
