I just heard from Brett Kintzer @Stoudts Brewing Co and he tells me their Heifer in Wheat (German-style Hefe Weizen) is now available in bottles and on tap. More importantly Brett tells me their next Brewers Reserve series beer will be a Kolsch...this beer will be a German Style Ale that is lighter bodied and mildly hopped with German hallertau hops and will be available by the end of the week (4/18 or so). This Kolsch will become Stoudt's new spring seasonal offering starting in 2010. Stoudts is currently running a contest to name this Kolsch with the winner (Must be 21 years old or older) receiving a free case of Stoudts a month for an entire year...so put on your creative thinking caps and lets see if we can come up with some good names for this brew.
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I just heard from Brett Kintzer @Stoudts Brewing Co and he tells me their Heifer in Wheat (German-style Hefe Weizen) is now available in bottles and on tap. More importantly Brett tells me their next Brewers Reserve series beer will be a Kolsch...this beer will be a German Style Ale that is lighter bodied and mildly hopped with German hallertau hops and will be available by the end of the week (4/18 or so). This Kolsch will become Stoudt's new spring seasonal offering starting in 2010. Stoudts is currently running a contest to name this Kolsch with the winner (Must be 21 years old or older) receiving a free case of Stoudts a month for an entire year...so put on your creative thinking caps and lets see if we can come up with some good names for this brew.
Interesting news... What's their current spring seasonal, and is it going away in favor of the Kolsch?
ReplyDeleteThis is just my assumption...but I believe the Blonde Double Maibock is the current spring seasonal. I know they also produce Smooth Hoperator this time of year but I don't think it's considered their "Spring Seasonal". My guess would be the Kolsch would replace the Maibock but that's just a guess.
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