As breweries and restaurants begin to open, you'll start to see some of these brewery exclusive beers make their way into the market. If you see something I missed please share. Happy new Beer Friday.
Level Crossing - The Black Album: This is part of Level Crossing's Black Feather Series. This is a black imperial rye IPA. The aroma is hugely dank, herbal and grainy with dense, bready malts.
Flavor profile is less sticky, and a little more bold in regards to the malts – there's a good dose of roast and char swirling around throughout. Dank, herbal, floral, zesty hops open up playing off of the bready, nutty,
roastier malts flavors. The bitterness is medium to high and pretty much rules the beer from the back-end to the finish. Overall, a solid BIPA, with big hopiness. 9.2% For sale Saturday at 11am.
Fisher - Sister Brown Ale: The nose was nutty and malty, more so than others, but not overly
expressive. There were hints
of nuts, some pine, and even some malt - all blending quite well.
Mouthfeel was carbonated lightly, medium- to light-bodied, and even had a
spicy after-feel. Overall, this was a solid nut brown ale, relatively
full of flavor. 5.0% - Available at Fisher
Epic- Bourbon Barrel Chocolate Raspberry Stout: This very limited brew is only available in SLC. It’s as described in the name with an ABV of 10.5% - Only at Epic in 22 ounce bottles.
Policy Kings - Pass the Haze: Have not tried this one. 5.0% - Available at
Heber Valley- PEACH Better Get My MANGO: Have not tried this one. 5.0% - Available at Heber Valley.
Mountain West - Pomme Paloma: This cider is a take on the Paloma cocktail. Made with the Pink Boots hop blend along with fresh grapefruit juice. It's unlike any cider you've tried. Sadly, I've been informed that this has already sold out, however another batch will be in the works down the road.
Stone - Buenaveza: This lager is made with lime and salt - Available at DABC stores.
Cheers!
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