Monday Night Brewing in Atlanta, Georgia has announced the release of the brewery's newest seasonal IPA called Silkscreen.

This crisp, unfiltered IPA features notes of tangerine and lemon via the use of El Dorado, Amarillo, Mandarina Bavaria and Lemondrop hops with just a touch of Citra.

The beer is currently available at the brewery's West Midtown location with a wider release slated for next week.

Discover more about the beer below via a press release.

JUICY, UNFILTERED AND CRUSHABLE:
HERE COMES SILKSCREEN 

Hot off the presses, we're stoked to show off our latest seasonal IPA release – Silkscreen. Crisp, unfiltered, with notes of tangerine and lemon, this beer clocks in at just 5.2% ABV.

Silkscreen packs in plenty of citrus and floral notes. Hopped with El Dorado, Amarillo, Lemondrop, Mandarina Bavaria and just a touch of Citra, with a backbone of 2 row, spelt, rolled oats and acidulated malt. Pair this one with late summers at the lake, grilling out with friends or leftovers after a hard day's work.

Available on tap and in cans to go at our West Midtown taproom. Look for it wherever you find Monday Night Brewing starting next week.

Hudson Valley Brewery in Beacon, New York has announced the release of three new beers as part of its new Soleil Collection.

The beers are Total Internal Reflection, a Sour IPA, and two beers called Soleil, one of which is a Sour IPA with marigold and rose petals and the other is a farmhouse ale with marigold and rose petals aged one year in oak barrels.

The full release from the brewery is below.

Soleil | 6%

 Sour IPA w/ raw wheat, malted oat, milk sugar, pineapple, marigold flowers and rose petals; hopped with Citra and Mosaic.

$20 six-pack / 1 case per person starting allotment

Total Internal Reflection | 7%

Sour IPA with a heavy addition of raw wheat & malted oat, milk sugar; hopped with Citra and Azacca.

$20 six-pack / 1 case per person starting allotment.

Soleil | 5%

Sour Farmhouse Ale conditioned on pineapple, marigold flowers & rose petals, aged for one year in oak. 

$20 per 750 ml bottle / 2 bottles per person starting allotment

New Merchandise

Great South Bay Brewery in Bay Shore, New York has announced a new rebrand that has streamlined the brewery's packaging. Beyond that, the brewery will no longer be bottling beers -- instead focusing on cans and kegs.

The full release from the brewery can be found below.

Great South Bay Brewery (GSB), a local Long Island brewery, today announced a major rebranding to reflect the company’s commitment to reduce their carbon footprint and establish a simple, consistent, can design. 

After 10 years of operation, GSB has decided to take their packaging in a different direction without making any changes to the award-winning beer or sacrificing dedication to the craft. Moving away from their classic images and graphics, the company decided to break things down and use a more simple, sleek design while sticking true to their history and brand.  “With all the crazy artwork and busy designs in the brewing industry, we decided to go in a different direction with our rebrand,” Ryan Randazzo, special projects manager, said. “The refined look is easy to spot, and the uniform design makes it distinguishable on the shelf. By putting the beer style in big letters under the beer name we hope consumers will find it easier to effortlessly find the beer that’s right for them, and maybe try something new.”

Goose Island Beer Co. in Chicago, Illinois has announced the widely anticipated lineup for its 2019 Bourbon County Stout variants, including a Wheatwine, 2-year Reserve aged in Rye whiskey barrels and other scintillating style experiments aged in barrels.

The beer will release on Black Friday in November. Read more about the beer in a release from the brewery below.

Goose Island Beer Co.
2019 Bourbon County Stout Fact Sheet

FAST FACTS

• Goose Island will release eight variants this year (outlined below): 
  • Bourbon County Stout 

                        ○    Bourbon County Double Barrel Stout 

                        ○    2-year Reserve Bourbon County Stout 

                        ○    Reserve Rye Bourbon County Stout 

                        ○    Proprietor’s Bourbon County Stout 

                        ○    Bourbon County Wheatwine Ale 

                        ○    Bourbon County Café de Olla Stout

                        ○    Bourbon County Mon Chéri Stout

Motorworks Brewing in Bradenton, Florida has announced the release date for the brewery's seasonal Oktoberfest.

The beer will release on August 21 and features a "lightly toasted, malty sweetness that is complemented by a spicy hop character that balances its malt base and dries it out for a crisp finish" per a release from the brewery.

Read more on the beer below.

This year’s Oktoberfest is an homage to the more robust Märzen lagerbiers served in Munich during Oktoberfests past. With pleasant bready aromas and a medium body, this bright amber lager boasts a lightly toasted, malty sweetness that is complemented by a spicy hop character that balances its malt base and dries it out for a crisp finish.

Oktoberfest will be available on draft and in 6-packs (12oz.) in the Taproom starting Wednesday 8/21—limited distribution is anticipated.

Motorworks Brewing in Bradenton, Florida has announced the newest beer in the brewery's ongoing American Wild Ale series.

Therianthropy is a soured Scottish Ale that's reminiscent of a Flanders Red using a Golden Promise malt base.

The full release from the brewery is below.

Available Now: Therianthropy, the latest installment in our American Wild Ale sour series.

Tart, nectarous flavors reminiscent of stone fruit—courtesy of our mixed culture—meld wonderfully with this beer's sweet, Golden Promise malt base. The souring bacteria wrought quite the flavorful metamorphosis on our Scottish Ale (the foundation of our Lavender Ale), evoking characteristics not unlike a Flanders Red. 

750ml bottles of Therianthropy are $18 and available exclusively in the Taproom.