I just love sampling my way through some new and familiar beers from Samuel Adams….and with the whole “Super” weekend ahead of us, I just couldn’t resist sampling our way through the new Cabin Pack variety 12-pack.
Samuel Adams has some really unique and exciting beers, so fasten your setabelts as we sample our way though 5 new and familiar brews.
Session Ale (NEW): This is an ESB-style brew that uses Bavarian Noble hops. This beer has tons of citrus and some herbal and floral notes; it uses East Kent Goldings hops (added 4 times in the brewing process) and you’ll be surprised at how bright it finishes. Available as part of the Samuel Adams Cabin Pack (12-pack)….(5%-AbV, 30 IBU) you’ll want more than one.
Crystal Pale Ale: First brewed in 2015 for the Spring Variety Pack, this pale ale uses Crystal hops from Corvalis, OR. Look for Crystal Pale Ale to hit 5.3%-AbV and 35 IBU.
Escape Route: This hazy Kolsch-style brew uses a “crazy yeast strain” that imparts some tropical fruit notes and a really clean finish. This beer hits 5%-AbV and 30 IBU.
We love Noble Pils and yes it still uses ALL 5 Noble hops. This beer was first brewed for Jim Koch’s daughter’s wedding and it was first released in 2009. Noble Pils hits 4.9%-AbV and 34 IBU.
It was a perfect finish with Samuel Adams Scotch Ale. This big malty brew was first brewed in 1995 and it won the 2015 Samuel Adams Brewers Vault contest to earn a place in the 2016 Cabin Pack. It’s sweet and smoky with a touch of peated malt…and one of my classic Samuel Adams beers. Scotch Ale hits 5.5%-AbV and 35.
Be sure to try the new Samuel Adams Cabin Pack variety 12-pack…and as always be sure to let us know what YOU think.
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