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Spring has sprung and American craft brewers are addressing things with exciting new beers you’re gonna want to have around.
Jungle Juice (San Diego, CA) – Modern Times Beer has returned a hoppy fav that’s been on the back burner since 2020. Crafted with a generous heap of Mosaic Incognito in the whirlpool, as well as a big addition of Mosaic and a touch of Nelson in the dry hop, Modern Times Star Jungle is a 5.5% ABV Hazy Pilsner with a punchy nose of berries, white grapes, and a hint of lychee.
“Hazy, hoppy, and suitable for daily enjoyment, this special lager ticks all the boxes for a springtime crusher,” said Justin Holmes, Modern Times New Projects Manager. “It’s inspired both by the big hitter IPAs we make day-to-day and the Pilsners we drink when the day is done.”
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New Beer Release Looks To Spur Growth (Cincinnati, OH) – Braxton Brewing has a new addition to its portfolio that embraces a more traditional craft beer style. With a deep golden hue, and a body that’s as sharp as it is smooth, Braxton Spur is a 4% ABV American Amber Lager that’s as approachable as it is unabashedly malt-forward.
“We absolutely believe Spur is an American Lager that is representative of what consumers are looking for right now,” says Jake Rouse, Co-Founder and CEO of Braxton Brewing Co. “This is going to hit consumers right away as the ideal beer, because it’s lighter, no nonsense and takes us all back to what the beer drinker wants and expects from an American lager. One sip of Spur and you realize why you originally fell in love with craft beer in the first place.”
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Berry Good (St Louis, MO) – The original, independent craft brewery in St. Louis, Schlafly Beer is celebrating the onset of spring with the return of something “berry good.” Not a “fruit-flavored beer,”Schlafly Raspberry Hefeweizen is a true fruit beer that uses real raspberries during primary fermentation, which naturally yields a pink, hazy-color and a flavor that is neat and tart.
“Raspberry Hefeweizen is a seasonal favorite of both our fans and brewers,” said Schlafly Beer CEO, Fran Caradonna. “It’s tart and refreshing so it’s the perfect beer to pull people out of their winter hibernation and celebrate warmer weather with friends.”
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