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Madison, WI: Caramel Apple Pie Beer Coming Soon To Delta Beer LabIn the middle of January 2022 Delta Beer Lab will be releasing it’s newest brew known simply as ?. Pronounced Pi, this release is described as a Caramel Apple Pie Cider/Beer hybrid made from half barley and half apple cider. This new brew is fermented with Ale and Wine yeast simultaneously.
This unique beer is brewed using three different types of caramel. Head Brewer Pio (Tim Piotrowski) uses as much caramel malt as possible with just a small amount of base malt to provide the enzymes necessary for sugar extraction.
The finished product finishes semi-sweet after being back-sweetened with cider. See attachment for label design.
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30 barrel batch
5.5% ABV
15 IBU
12-15 SRM
Commerce Street Brewery is located in the hometown of White`s late husband Allen Ludden.
Ken Notes: Here`s to Betty, Blonds, Beer and all those who will be road tripping to Graceland (in Wisconsin) to have a drink with Allen....
MILWAUKEE — Aluminum can manufacturer Ball said in November that starting Jan. 1 they will require customers to buy a minimum of five truckloads of cans at once. However, Ball announced it will now delay the changes until March 1......more
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APPLETON - Beer has long been a way for people to connect with each other in Wisconsin. Now, pulling up a stool at two local breweries means not only connecting over a cold one, but supporting a cause.Black is Beautiful, an imperial stout being brewed and sold by McFleshman`s and Appleton Beer Factory, got its start following the social uprising in 2020 that swept the country and many parts of the world following the murder of George Floyd and the death of Breonna Taylor...
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Great Lakes Distillery & Tasting RoomHard Cider
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If your new year plans include `Dry January` or if you`re just looking for a non-alcoholic beer that ACTUALLY tastes good, then tune in to the latest episode of Pour Another Round! We`re joined by Sam from Athletic Brewing Company, an entirely non-alcoholic beer company.
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Ken Notes: Guys I ran this because Wisconsin needs a craft low cal and or non alcoholic beer, and then you need them on your show. ABC is an interesting model gaining national traction...
Friday, Jan. 7
Sahale Ale Works (1505 Wisconsin Ave., Grafton) has a barrel-aged beer release perfect for kicking off 2022.,,,Saturday, Jan. 8
The Milwaukee Record is taking Dry January seriously and hosting N/A Day: A Dry January Beverage Festival at The Cooperage (822 S. Water St.) from noon to 4 p.m. For just $20 you can sample nonalcoholic beer, drinks, wine and more...8 Beer Events Brewing in Milwaukee This Week: Jan. 6-9
Try a few nonalcoholic brews and enjoy some beer-related exercise to get those resolutions off to a good start.
Thursday, Jan. 6
If you’re attempting to put the craft beer aside for the month of “Dry January”, Ray’s Wine & Spirits (8930 W. North Ave.) can help. From 6:30 to 8 p.m. they’ll be exploring non-alcoholic wines, spirits and beer. The cost to register for the learning event is $30.
Friday, Jan. 7
Sahale Ale Works (1505 Wisconsin Ave., Grafton) has a barrel-aged beer release perfect for kicking off 2022. Warm Fuzzies is an imperial stout aged in Willett and Henry McKenna bourbon barrels. One variant, Maple Warm Fuzzies, was aged a barrel that held Wisconsin maple syrup. A limited amount of cans are available and both will be on tap at 3 p.m.
This week’s beer release at 1840 Brewing Company (342 E. Ward St.) is Plumpy Fruited Sour made with cranberries and plums. Presale for bottles starts at 9 a.m. but if you want to try some on tap, it’ll be available Wednesday starting at 4 p.m.
Third Space Brewing (1505 W. St. Paul Ave.) has a pair of beer releases set for when it opens at 2 p.m. The seasonal Juice Fix IPA, which registers a sessionable 4% ABV, makes a return and the taproom-only Peanut Butter Nitro Milk Stout hits the tap lines. Third Space Club members get a free 10-ounce pour of the stout, and every other beer release in 2022, if they show up on release day. That’s reason enough to be a member.
Saturday, Jan. 8
The Milwaukee Record is taking Dry January seriously and hosting N/A Day: A Dry January Beverage Festival at The Cooperage (822 S. Water St.) from noon to 4 p.m. For just $20 you can sample nonalcoholic beer, drinks, wine and more.
Sunday, Jan. 9
Did you make a resolution to do more brewery yoga in 2022? You’re in luck. Third Space is hosting an hour-long yoga session...
Winter Beer Garden (Malone Park)
Date: January 8, 2022
Time: 12:00 PM?-?7:00 PM
Location: View Facility
Malone ParkAddress:
16400 W. Al Stigler Pkwy.
New Berlin, WI 53151
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How To Make An Old Fashioned
Inventors Brewpub founder Adam Draeger is hoping to move his business about two blocks up the street from its current location at 435 N. Lake St. in Port Washington, in order to build a larger…...more
Brewery Tour
January 8 @ 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm
Brewery tours are $10.00 a head. Includes a 14oz pour and souvenir.
You may register by calling 715-842-BEER or just come on in to the Tap Room 15 minutes prior to start time. Be sure to let your beertender know you are here for the tour.
Our guided tour takes anywhere from 45 minutes to an hour, depending on group size.
20 person max. First come, first serve.
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