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Aspall Cider House

ABOUT ASPALL

Our family cyder-making business was established in 1728 by Clement Chevallier. He planted the orchards at Aspall Hall in Suffolk. The Chevallier family still live and work among Clement’s orchards and today Aspall is run by the eighth generation of the family.

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Little Red Roostarr

In my last Pint Break I explored a barnyard brew. Now I would like to introduce you to this Little Red Roostarr that landed on my desk at dawn. Wait, this isn't coffee?! Even better...

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Alaskan Brewing Now Available In Cans

Alaskan Brewing Company has announced its Alaskan Amber and Freeride APA will be available in cans this month wherever Alaskan products are distributed. Icy Bay IPA cans will be exclusive to Alaska, with planned expansion depending on the canned IPA's popularity. Since Alaska is so isolated from the contiguous United States, shipping costs are always a major issue for the Juneau brewery. This problem can be mitigated through the use of lower-cost and lower-weight cans.

Here is the release from Alaskan:

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Sun King To Open Small Batch Brewery And Tap Room

Sun King Brewing Company has announced plans to open a second facility in Fishers, Indiana, featuring a taproom and small batch brewery. The facility will allow Sun King to continue expanding without crossing Indiana’s threshold for public tastings and self-distribution, which is currently at 30,000 barrels a year.

Sun King anticipates further expansion on adjacent land, pending Senate Bill 297, which passed on April 1. If signed by Gov. Mike Pence, the bill will increase the limit to 90,000 barrels. See the full press release below:

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Thick Silky

If you need more of a reason to begin your weekend now, reach for a Thick Silky. 

This offering from Red Brick Brewing is a  “double chocolate oatmeal porter,” a combination of words that brings my tastebuds to attention. A good nominee for a breakfast beer due to the oatmeal factor, it would pair well with today's national food day nominee the cinnamon crescent roll. While roasty chocolate makes a fleeting appearance, there's more oatmeal and a surprising bitterness in the finish.

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