From North Peak:
North Peak announced an agreement with Shelton Brothers Missouri to debut the brewery’s lineup of hand crafted beer throughout Missouri. Beginning January 30th, 2014, North Peak’s portfolio of beers will be available statewide.
North Peak Brewing Company was established in Traverse City, Michigan, in 1997 and is part of Northern United Brewing Co., which also encompasses the Jolly Pumpkin Artisan Ales craft beer brand. Both North Peak and Jolly Pumpkin Beers are brewed by Co-Founder and Master Brewer Ron Jeffries.
Jeffries is looking forward to being in Missouri. “We are excited to grow our relationship with our friends in Missouri, and bring our North Peak Beers to this great state. We love these North Peak beers, and we hope you love them too.”
North Peak‘s widely respected offerings, including Diabolical IPA, Vicious American Wheat IPA, Dubious Black Chocolate Stout, Siren Amber Ale, and Wanderer Session IPA are available on draft and in 12oz stubbie bottles.
“These North Peak Beers and the icons on each bottle are born out of northern lore. Every icon represents a different northern legend.” says Greg Lobdell, who – along with Jon Carlson, Ron Jeffries and Mike Hall, are the managing partners of Northern United Brewing Company.
“We are very happy to be able to bring our beers to Missouri, and share them with family and friends when we are in the state. We’ve been impressed with the craft beer culture and overall beer scene there for a long time and we are looking forward to being a part of it.”
Mark Reinwald of Shelton Brothers Missouri believes in the future success of North Peak in Missouri, “Shelton Brothers Missouri is committed to quality so we’re really pleased to bring these great craft beers to Missouri. We have a long relationship with Ron Jeffries, and we know North Peak has an extremely solid following in the craft beer community. Our passion and dedication to craft beer will go a long way in helping them grow in this great market.”
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