Pictured above is Uinta's Alpenglow. Named for a unique phenomena that happens for those of us
that live in mountainous regions of the world. This new beer will be an golden American Wild Ale that is fermented with a combination of Lactobacillus and Brettanomyces that will also be blended with a two year old funky sour beer aged in oak. It will have an ABV of 9.4%.

Coming soon from Vernal Brewing is their new Summer Ale. This
ale is just described as being brewed with herbs and spices. Look for it to hit cans in the coming weeks with a quenching ABV of 5.5%. No idea, as of yet if it will go to DABC stores. Keep checking back for info on this one.
Shades Brewing Company (formerly Shades of Pale) will be releasing a new Belgian Style Tripel Ale. This beer is described as having huge huge spicy and fruity flavors of coriander, peach and pear, while having a dry finish. It should come in around 10.0% ABV.

That's it for this edition of New Brews Soon For You. What do you think of these impending beers?
Cheers!
3 comments:
Thanks for the info. I'm new to Utah beer (well, all beers actually) and your site has helped me navigate things more easily. I'm really excited for this new Shades brew. I had my first Shades yesterday, their Tripel St. Blackout, and loved it! I found it hard to believe there was 10% ABV in there. So tasty!! Thanks again for all the info!
Quinn
Cheers, Quinn and welcome to the Utah Beer community.
Unrelated question, is Shades still making the Slick City Citrus?
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