Wachusett Adding Bella Czech Pils, Octoberfest, Winter White Mamba, Sir Veza, Stick Figure, Quinn’s, Mass Soul, Blood Orange, Liquication, Strawberry, The Fergal Project, Boo-Yeah, Watermelon, Wally IPA & Brewin’12oz Cans

Wachusett Adding Bella Czech Pils 12oz CansToday we have a fun new City of Champions Series can coming from Wachusett Brewing in Westminster, MA.  This is Bella Czech Pils and it is a Czech-style pilsner that will rush in at 5.3%-AbV.  This is the 12oz Crown can and stay tuned here for release details.   We also have Brewin’ American pale ale (5.3%-AbV), Mass Soul soulful IPA (6.5%-AbV, 12oz cans),Quinn’s Irish-style amber ale (4.8%-AbV, 12oz bottle), Liquication session IPA (4.5%-AbV, 12oz cans), 1794 Premium Series The Fergal Project New England stout (4.5%-AbV, 16oz cans), Boo-Yeah scary-good pumpkin ale (6.6%-AbV, 12oz Crown cans), Strawberry Belgian-inspired ale (4.5%-AbV, 12oz cans), Watermelon (4.5%-AbV, 12oz cans), Stick Figure cocoanut IPA brewed for the Cocoa Foundation (16oz cans, 6.5%-AbV), Blood Orange juicy citrus ale (4.5%-AbV, 12oz cans), Sir Veza mexican-style lager (4.4%-AbV, 12oz cans), 2024 Wally IPA (7%-AbV, 12oz cans) and White Mamba Belgian-style white ale (4.8%-AbV).


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Wachusett Adding Bella Czech Pils, Octoberfest, Winter White Mamba, Quinn’s, Mass Soul, Liquication, Strawberry, The Fergal Project, Boo-Yeah & Brewin’12oz Cans
Wachusett The Fergal Project
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This 20 Feb 2018 update on the Fergal Project from Wachusett:
Wachusett is kicking off a new line of limited edition beers with a major bang. The first beer in its new 1794 Series will feature a collaboration with renowned Irish Master Brewer Fergal Murray. The beer, appropriately titled “The Fergal Project,” is being billed as a New England Stout, an exciting new interpretation of the style. The stout combines classic Irish malts with American hops Wachusett has featured in its well-regarded New England IPA, Wally.
“I’ve known Fergal for almost 15 years,” said Christian McMahan, President of Wachusett Brewing Company. “When we talked about the launch of this new collaboration series, there was no one else I wanted us to work more than Fergal. His knowledge of the stout category is second to none. We are honored he chose Wachusett as his first U.S. craft beer partner.” McMahan concluded.
“I’ve been watching and keeping an eye on Wachusett, so I got on the phone with my buddy Christian and here we are,” said Fergal Murray. “I love working with people that are passionate about making great beer and certainly found that with everyone I met at their brewery, the whole creative process was a pleasure,” Murray concluded.
The collaboration themed 1794 Series is a homage to the year that the iconic symbol of the Wachusett brand, the barn at October Farm was built. The quality, craftsmanship, and collaboration that went into the construction of the barn over 200 years ago — and still stands strong today — is symbolic of the newest extension of the Wachusett Brewing family.
“The Fergal Project” will be released on draft and in 4-pack 16oz. cans February 23rd. “The Fergal Project” is 4.5% ABV and 40 IBUs.
For more information about Wachusett Brewing Company, visit www.wachusettbrew.com.
About Wachusett Brewing Company
The company produces a diverse, award-winning line of beers ranging from their best-selling Blueberry Ale to their recent introduction, the highly-rated Wally, a New England IPA. WBC is the largest brewer in Central Massachusetts and was one of the top 10 fastest growing craft breweries in the US in 2016.

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We also have Octoberfest rich amber harvest ale (5.2%-AbV, 12oz bottles) and Winter hoppy American brown ale (12oz bottles)imageimageWachusett WinterWachusett White MambaWachusett Octoberfest






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