Super Lemonova by Lawson's Finest Liquids is poised to expand beyond Vermont into nine states.

Originally named Phoebe as a tribute to brewer Brian Wendt's sheep, this refreshing ale made its debut in Lawson's taproom during the summer of 2022. Its pilot batch received overwhelming praise, leading to a limited canning run exclusive to Vermont. Now, Super Lemonova is ready to conquer new markets, delighting beer enthusiasts across our nine-state distribution network.

Where to Find Super Lemonova

Soon, stores and bars throughout our nine-state region will stock Super Lemonova. Keep an eye out for its distinctive can adorned with vibrant, citrus-themed artwork.

What to Expect

With a 5.1% ABV, Super Lemonova is described by Brian as "super light and super crushable." Crafted with American hops, a mix of American and German malts, and British yeast, this blonde ale offers a balanced flavor profile. Bursting with citrusy hop notes, complemented by a subtle twist of tartness from three lemon additions, each sip promises a refreshing, dry finish.

A Must-Try

For both casual drinkers and craft beer aficionados, Super Lemonova is a delightful addition to any beer collection. Don't miss the chance to taste this remarkable blend of tradition and innovation as it expands its reach across the region.

It’s time again for a brand-spanking-new issue of The Beer Connoisseur magazine, and we couldn’t be happier to bring it to you.

The issue kicks off with an intriguing opinion piece from longtime contributor Jim Dykstra, who ponders the fallout of Monster Beverage Corp.’s purchase of famed craft beer conglomerate CANarchy last year. “Monster Brewing” was recently named a top ten “craft brewery” in the U.S. by the Brewers Association, which doesn’t sit right with our writer.

Cooling off from that incendiary story is our Beer Recommendations for Early Summer 2024, which feature a bevy of easy-drinkers ranging from fruit beers to lagers. These famed summer sippers are sure to be the perfect accompaniment to the early days of summertime.

Following that is a fun story about Asheville, North Carolina, which stands out as the best beer city in the South. Featuring a plethora of top-rated breweries and myriad beer festivals and events, Asheville has something for everyone, as long as that something you’re looking for is beer-related!

And we’re back! It’s time again for a brand-spanking-new issue of The Beer Connoisseur magazine, and we couldn’t be happier to bring it to you.

The issue kicks off with an intriguing opinion piece from longtime contributor Jim Dykstra, who ponders the fallout of Monster Beverage Corp.’s purchase of famed craft beer conglomerate CANarchy last year. “Monster Brewing” was recently named a top ten “craft brewery” in the U.S. by the Brewers Association, which doesn’t sit right with our writer.

Cooling off from that incendiary story is our Beer Recommendations for Early Summer 2024, which feature a bevy of easy-drinkers ranging from fruit beers to lagers. These famed summer sippers are sure to be the perfect accompaniment to the early days of summertime.

Following that is a fun story about Asheville, North Carolina, which stands out as the best beer city in the South. Featuring a plethora of top-rated breweries and myriad beer festivals and events, Asheville has something for everyone, as long as that something you’re looking for is beer-related!

Heading further north, that story leads into a detailed brewery tour of one of the most important and popular breweries in Massachusetts: Charlton, MA’s Tree House Brewing Co. As a brewery that’s been on the forefront of the hazy IPA movement, Tree House continues to innovate across its five locations – including a cider house in Connecticut.