Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant continues their bold releases of craft beers to go with a new one each month, all vividly designed and creatively packaged in 16-oz. or 12-oz cans, bringing ever more of the scratch brewery’s popular beers and expanding portfolio into conveniently portable packaging. On Friday, March 9, they will bring Sweet Leaf IPA into their canned collection, followed in April by Clock Out American Lager (April 5) and their classic Vienna Red Lager (April 19).
· Sweet Leaf IPA is a pale yellow American IPA brewed with Columbus, Centennial, Chinook and Simcoe hops for medium body and overwhelming hop flavor. Brewed with whole leaf hops and far out vibes, this beer is a happening of peace, love and flavor. Tune into the subtle undertones of grapefruit, pine and tropical fruit.
· Clock Out American Lager is a refreshing lager to enjoy after a hard day at work. Strong notes of pine and citrus, with a smooth and clean finish, and just a hint of bitterness. It is brewed to reward and refresh, balancing flavor and drink-ability. Because you've still got to clock back in tomorrow.
· Vienna Red Lager is an Iron Hill staple: a European-style amber lager with medium body, delicate malt aroma, slight sweetness and a clean, crisp finish. It’s a decorated medal winner, with two Bronze medals (2011, in the Vienna-Style Lager category; 1999, in the Vienna-Style Lager category) and one Gold (2008, in the Vienna-Style Lager category) from the Great American Beer Festival and a Silver (2008, in the Vienna-Style Lager category) from the World Beer Cup.
This marks the first time Sweet Leaf IPA will be available in cans for in-store purchase, sold in convenient 4-packs of 16-oz. cans. Clock Out American Lager is a brand-new addition to Iron Hill's seasonal lineup, available in portable 6-packs of 12-oz. cans. All of the new cans will feature fun designs from Pittsburgh, PA’s Smith Brothers Agency, continuing an ongoing series of collaborations between the brewery and the firm, including other favorites such as Crusher, Mahalo, Apollo!, Rising Sun, Bedotter, Pumpkin Ale, Oktoberfest and more.
As always, the talented creative team at Smith Brothers sought to capture the spirit of the delicate hops and grains inside the cans with each label design, and taking into account Iron Hill's 21-year history.
- Sweet Leaf IPA is a beer inspired by music, and the can's label draws on vibrant concert posters from the hippie movement of the 1960s with psychedelic colors bringing to life the explosion of the hoppy flavors inside.
- Clock Out American Lager is a beer meant to be enjoyed after a long day at work and the design celebrates the American work ethic. Inspired by vintage WPA labor posters, the can's label features a factory worker reaching to remove his hard hat as the whistle blows to end his work day.
About Iron Hill … Named after the historic Revolutionary War landmark in Delaware, where General George Washington battled the British, Iron Hill is among the most enduringly successful craft brewers in the United States. Their 21-year consecutive medal winning streak at national and international competitions is the longest by any independent craft brewery. Founded by home brewers Kevin Finn, Mark Edelson and restaurateur Kevin Davies in Newark, DE in 1996, Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant has blossomed from one restaurant and brewery to 12 locations up and down the East Coast, including Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey and soon to be South Carolina.
Each brewery/restaurant has their own scratch kitchen and craft brewery, allowing individual chefs and brewers the creativity to pair the freshest ingredients with the highest quality grains and hops. For 21 years, Iron Hill has incorporated beer in everything they do. As a result, Finn, Edelson and Davies are viewed as innovative business leaders in their home state of Delaware and in the Mid-Atlantic region. They started Iron Hill at a time when small breweries were just beginning to gain mass appeal around the country and their entrepreneurial, forward-thinking helped build them into what they are to date. Each individual location has their own head brewer. Each location dedicates itself to the freshest ingredients and friendly atmosphere for all age groups – helping change overall perceptions about brewpubs one meal, one pint, one community at a time.
Locations include… Newark, DE (147 East Main Street, 302-266-9000); Wilmington, DE (620 Justison Street, 302-472-2739); Media, PA(30 East State Street, 610-627-9000); West Chester, PA (3 West Gay Street, 610-738-9600); North Wales, PA (1460 Bethlehem Pike, 267-708-2000); Phoenixville, PA (130 East Bridge Street, 610-983-9333); Lancaster, PA (781 Harrisburg Pike, 717-291-9800); Maple Shade, NJ (124 East Kings Highway, 856-273-0300); Voorhees, NJ (13107 Town Center Boulevard, 856-545-9009); Chestnut Hill, PA (8400 Germantown Avenue, 215-948-5600); Ardmore, PA (60 Greenfield Avenue, 610-228-2280); and Huntingdon Valley, PA (785 Huntingdon Pike, 610-602-9255); and four new locations opening in 2018/early 2019, including: Greenville, SC; Rehoboth Beach, DE; Philadelphia, PA; and Hershey, PA.
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