To view all of the latest upcoming release news and calendars you can click on the word ‘release’ in any post…2018 release news coming from Great Lakes Brewing:
HOLY MOSES WHITE ALE AVAILABLE YEAR-ROUND, 6-PACK CANS INTRODUCED
CLEVELAND, OH Dec. 7, 2017—Great Lakes® Brewing Company (GLBC) announces a fresh lineup for its 30th year including the return of Holy Moses White Ale, two new seasonals, 6-Pack cans, and reimagined favorites.
HOLY MOSES WHITE ALE PLANTS ITS FLAG YEAR-ROUND
Holy Moses White Ale, named in honor of Cleveland founder Moses Cleveland, has long been a fan favorite with its signature blend of coriander, chamomile, & orange peel. This year it makes a triumphant return to 6-Packs, 12-Packs, and Draft year-round in all of GLBC’s distribution markets. Holy Moses WhiteAle’s new packaging sports reimagined label artwork by artist Darren Booth.
BURNING RIVER PALE ALE NOW ILLUMINATED BY LOCAL HOPS & MALT
Burning River Pale Ale was inspired by the Cuyahoga River Fire of 1969, which sparked a renewed interesting protecting our natural resources. Now the classic Pale Ale boasts even more local ties, incorporating regionally grown hops, & malt from Cleveland’s Haus Malts. Along with a refreshed recipe featuring regionally sourced ingredients, Burning River Pale Ale’s updated packaging is now highlighted with bright orange accents.
6-PACK 12 OZ. CANS AVAILABLE YEAR-ROUND, NEW SEASONAL MOONDOG ALE
In 2017 GLBC debuted cans in 12-Packs, including Turntable Pils and Lightkeeper Blonde Ale. In 2018 both beers return year-round in 6-Pack 12 oz. cans. Rally Drum Red Ale also returns in 12-Pack 16 oz. cans for a limited time starting in April. Moondog Ale, a smooth ale with an undomesticated hop bite—& a GLBC pub favorite—hits 12-Pack 16 oz. cans in fall, 2018.
GREAT LAKES VARIETY PACK NOW FEATURING COMMODORE PERRY IPA
GLBC’s popular Variety 12 Pack features an updated lineup. Dortmunder Gold Lager, Eliot Ness Amber Lager, and Edmund Fitzgerald Porter return, with Commodore Perry IPA replacing Burning River Pale Ale.
NEW BEERS FOR 2018:
MARCH: CLOUD CUTTER ALE
Inspired by the historic Cleveland Air Races, Cloud Cutter Ale zips into GLBC’s diverse seasonal portfolio. Citrusy hop flavors and aromas barrel roll through a cloud cover of pillowy wheat and crisp malt in this refreshing, easy-drinking new ale. Available in 6-Packs, 12-Packs, and Draft. ABV: 5.1% | IBU: 40
MAY: HOLY MOSES RASPBERRY WHITE ALE
Complementing the year-round return of fan favorite Holy Moses White Ale comes a seasonal raspberry-infused spin on the original. In the spirit of Moses Cleaveland’s thirst for discovery, the classic Holy Moses White Ale meets fresh, juicy raspberries to forge a pint worth planting a flag in (or an orange slice!). Available in 6-Packs, 12-Packs, and Draft. ABV: 6.2% | IBU: 20
GREAT LAKES BREWING CO. 2018 RELEASE CALENDAR:
YEAR-ROUND BOTTLES:
Dortmunder Gold Lager
Eliot Ness Amber Lager
Holy Moses White Ale (New Year-Round)
Burning River Pale Ale (Now Brewed With Regionally Sourced Ingredients)
Commodore Perry IPA
Edmund Fitzgerald Porter
YEAR-ROUND 6-PACK CANS:
Turntable Pils
SEASONALS:
JANUARY: Conway’s Irish Ale
FEBRUARY: Hop Madness Double IPA (Now Even Hoppier: ABV: 9.0%; IBU: 100)
MARCH: Cloud Cutter Ale (New)
APRIL: Chillwave Double IPA
APRIL: Rally Drum Red Ale (12-Pack 16 oz. Cans)
MAY: Holy Moses Raspberry White Ale (New)
JUNE: Lake Erie Monster Imperial IPA
AUGUST: Oktoberfest
SEPTEMBER: Nosferatu Imperial Red Ale
SEPTEMBER: Moondog Ale (New; Artwork Pending)
OCTOBER: Ohio City Oatmeal Stout
NOVEMBER: Christmas Ale
NOVEMBER: Blackout Stout Imperial Stout
Great Lakes Brewing Company (GLBC) is Ohio’s original craft brewery, founded in 1988 by brothers Patrick and Daniel Conway. We celebrate the abundance of the Great Lakes region in every beer, dish, and story we share. For more information visit greatlakesbrewing.com.
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