Heavy Seas Introduces The Desert Island Series

imageFrom Heavy Seas:

BALTIMORE, MD --- Heavy Seas Beer is pleased to introduce a brand-new, draft-only

program, the Desert Island Series. This program features “one off” releases of

beers designed by individual members of the Heavy Seas brewing team. Each beer in

the series will be limited to only 100 barrels available at select locations within Heavy

Seas’ 18 state distribution footprint. The first beer will be available in February.

imageAccording to brewmaster, Chris Leonard: "Rich caramel maltiness adorns the

first offering in our Desert Island Series - a strong Scottish Ale at 8% ABV. This

interpretation of the classic Scottish style is warming and malty while maintaining an

earthy hop balance. Dark amber in color, rich fig aromas and toasted caramel flavors

dominate this hefty tipple. If you can't get yourself to a desert island, this brew is the

perfect answer to the winter chill.”



Leonard also adds that this beer was conceived and executed by Heavy Seas

Brewing Team Leader, Chris Schultz. “The beer is comforting, cozy, reassuring and

mellow - just like Mr. Schultz!  The goal was to produce a malty yet balanced beer that

would prove the ‘naye’ sayers wrong about this style's purported limited appeal."

The other beers produced in the series will be a Schwartzbier in April, an

American Honey Amber Ale in June, a “New World” Saison in August, a Smoked

Dunkel in October, and a Dopple Sticke Alt in December.

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