Fort Collins Releases Maibock Seasonal 2/20

imageFrom Fort Collins:

Fort Collins, Colo. – FCB (Fort Collins Brewery) announces the return of its

spring seasonal brew, Maibock for the 11th consecutive year on Friday.

A gold medal winner at BTI World Beer Championships, Maibock features a

smooth malty flavor attained from the richness of Munich malts that finishes

with a gentle warming sweetness. Toffee notes and understated hop bitterness

round out the bock experience. Maibock is brewed in the fall, aged in the

winter and celebrated in the spring.

“Maibock has been around since the beginning of the FCB brand and it’s

truly become a part of our family,” said Tina Peters, General Manager at FCB.

“Its sweet malt profile, yet subtle hop character is something to look forward

to each spring.”

To celebrate the release of Maibock, FCB is hosting a Goat Cheese Making

Class and Pairing Dinner in the FCB Community Room on Thursday, March 26th.

Newborn goats will make a special guest appearance at the brewery. The class

option, which runs from 6 – 7 p.m. is $35 per ticket. The class and dinner

pairing, with dinner served at 7 p.m. is $50 per ticket. To RSVP, email

rsvp@fortcollinsbrewery.com

Maibock is available in 22 oz. bombers and on draft throughout FCB’s

distribution footprint. It will be available to ship beginning the week of

February 23rd and will be out through June.

ABV: 6.4%

SRM: 22

IBU: 34

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