Mission Shipwrecked Double IPA, Atwater Block Uber Ursa, Elysian Prometheus and Bud Light Picks Stanley Cup!

Today we have a few great label releases…

Mission Brewery Shipwrecked Double IPA: This is the new 22oz packaging for this great San Diego Double IPA (9.25% ABV)

Atwater Block Brewery Uber Ursa Imperial Pilsner: We brought you the first peek at the keg packaging for Uber Ursa, so it was exciting to see the 12oa bottle packaging for this new 6.8% ABV Single Batch Series Imperial Pilsner.

Elysian Brewing Prometheus: This is the keg packaging (5.5 and 15.5 gal) for this 6.7% ABV India Pale Ale from Elysian Brewing (Seattle, WA)

Bud Light Picks the 2011 Stanley Cup Champions: It may only be early May, but Bud Light is playing Carnac the Amazing and prognosticating that the 2011 NHL Stanley Cup Champions for 2011 will be the Boston Bruins. Either we’ll see a number of these releases for different teams so Bud Light can hedge their bets OR we all need to be betting on Boston to win….

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Jon Piepenbrok12 May, 2011 11:08
Check out the official release of Uber Ursa Imperial Pils by Atwater this Saturday (May 14) at 9:30pm in the brewery taproom at Atwater Brewery (237 Jos Campau in Detroit). 5 bucks gets you into the event Dry-Hopped Disco v2.0, featuring disco, funk and soul courtesy of DJ Bobby Dolo. Pint specials will be available all night, including the latest release Uber Ursa Imperial Pils. See you there! Cheers

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