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Saugatuck Brewing Company Releases Michigan Wheat Ale

Saugatuck Brewing Company has collaborated with growers Michigan Malts of Shepherd, MI  and Empire Hop Farm of Empire, MI in producing their summer seasonal release, “Michigan Wheat Ale.”

Harmony Brewing Releases Grote Pier Double IPA

Dutch Days Celebration Planned for April 25-28
With a nod to the arrival of spring and the region’s Dutch culture, Harmony Brewing Company proudly announces the release of its latest brew. Grote Pier Double IPA boasts literally double the ingredients of Harmony’s normal IPA, including a massive amount of hops like Northern Brewer and Chinook. Made with a huge grain bill, including rye to add spiciness and complexity, this one of the biggest beers in Harmony’s portfolio with a 9.5% ABV.

Greenbush Brewing Company - Sunspot

Seasonal favorite will be distributed on draft and in bottles
Greenbush Brewing Company in Sawyer, Michigan is set to release its spring and summer seasonal beer Sunspot beginning the week of April 1. The refreshing wheat beer will be available on draft at restaurants and bars and in bottles at craft beer retailers across the state of Michigan.

Grand Rapids Society of Beer introduces Beer City Grand Series

When the Grand Rapids Society of Beers announced their latest collaborative beer among local breweries would be a series of Imperial-strength brews to debut during Grand Rapids Beer Week, I knew I was due for another brewery tour. Dubbed the Beer City Grand Series, this collaboration was similar to last Grand Pumpkin release last fall, with each participating brewery offering up their own recipe with a common theme, and this time the theme was to brew some of the biggest and strongest beers the breweries have to offer.
Wednesday, December 26, 2012

Limited Release of Schmohz Kiss my Scottish Arse

Written by Paul Starr

Schmohz Brewery - Kiss my Scottish Arse

Kiss my Scottish Arse
OG 1084 / 24 IBU / 9.3% ABV
In the spirit of Great Uncle McGlean, this Great Ale will not only lift your kilt, but raise ye spirit to an attitude of mighty altitude. Presented with the best of malts, grains and the select hops, it will not be for the faint of pint raisers. Bring your bonnie lass and hold on!

Shanty Creek Resorts (SCR) is partnering with Short’s Brewing Company, the regionally and nationally acclaimed brewpub in Bellaire, MI, to develop a custom beer celebrating Shanty Creek’s 50th Anniversary (1963-2013).

Hooligan Strikes Again! North Peak’s Pumpkin Ale Returns…in Bottle Form

The shenanigans continue as North Peak Brewing Company announces the return of Hooligan – a hoppy 5.5ABV/35IBU pumpkin beer, just in time for the fall harvest season. For the first time, Hooligan makes is arrival not only on draft but also in the brand’s trademark 12-ounce stubby-bottle 6-packs.

Brew produced in celebration of city's new Beer City USA title and Craft Beer Month

Grand Rapids has yet another reason to toast the town. Ten area breweries have teamed to create Beer City Pale Ale, a new craft beer produced in celebration of both the city's newest title and Craft Beer Month beginning July 1.

Saugatuck Brewing Company launches “Brewer’s Reserve Series” with Continuum IPA

Saugatuck Brewing Company today introduced the first style of the Brewer’s Reserve Series, Continuum IPA. A continually hopped India Pale Ale brewed with Centennial, Cascade, Nugget and Summit hops,Continuum IPA has an ABV of 8.5% and comes in at 110 IBUs. The next release, Double Diamond Black will release in October and Hop-Scotch Ale January, 2013.  All three limited release offerings are in the 8-8.5% ABV range and are specifically targeted to the high gravity craft beer drinker.   They will all be available in 4-packs and on tap throughout Michigan.

The Big Red Coq Has Been Released…It’s a Beer

Last week, Brewery Vivant once again tapped an old favorite: Big Red Coq, a “Hoppy Belgo-American Red Ale”. It feels weird saying “old favorite” when referencing something from a brewery that’s less than two years old, but…it seems they have at least one beer and hundreds, if not thousands of followers that make those words good to use.
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