It’s only a keg label, but I couldn’t resist this beer name coming from Dogfish Head. The beer will be named Possibly The Next Top Rated Beer On BeerAdvocate and it will be an imperial stout brewed with maple syrup, toasted coconut and lactose that is aged on vanilla beans and cocoa powder with cold-pressed coffee added. Stay tuned for more details.
This 13 Nov 2018 update from Dogfish Head:
Don’t call it an Imperial Stout. On Friday, February 1, at the Extreme Beer Fest in Boston, Dogfish Head Brewings & Eats in Rehoboth Beach, Del. and Dogfish Head Tasting Room & Kitchen in Milton, Del., BeerAdvocate and Dogfish Head will simultaneously release their latest collaboration: Possibly the Next Top Rated Beer on BeerAdvocate, a Double New England Maple Pastry Black Coffee Milkshake IPA.
Brewed with maple syrup, toasted coconut, lactose, vanilla beans, cocoa powder, and cold-pressed coffee, this style-defying beer represents the 11th time BeerAdvocate and Dogfish Head have collaborated on a beer for the annual event. Weighing in at approximately 10 percent ABV, and heavily hopped with HBC-472, an experimental variety known to produce a woody, coconut-like, or bourbony character in darker beers, Possibly the Next Top Rated Beer on BeerAdvocate will also be served to festival attendees with an extra dash of off-centered flare: hops-infused glitter whipped cream created by Brewings & Eats head chef, Lou Ortiz.
“Dogfish Head has been the presenting sponsor of Extreme Beer Fest since 2009,” explains BeerAdvocate founder Todd Alström. “Since then, my brother and I, along with members of our staff, have traveled to Delaware to make a boundary-pushing fest beer with Sam and his brewing team. It’s always a ton of fun and we’ve come up with some truly mind-bending beers. This year we took our inspiration from ingredients in some of the top-rated beers on our site.”
“Extreme Beer Fest is an event I look forward to year after year,” said Dogfish Head founder and CEO, Sam Calagione. “There’s just something thrilling and awe-inspiring about a room full of brewers sharing their craziest ideas with thousands of adventurous, thirsty fans. Dogfish Head has been experimenting with extreme beers dating back to the beginning of our journey when we first brewed beers like Chicory Stout, Immort Ale, and Raison D’Etre in 10-gallon batches, so sponsoring Extreme Beer Fest was an easy decision. Plus, collaborating with the Alström’s for over a decade now has been a blast. I think we’ve really challenged taste buds with fest beers like Wrath of Pecant!, Dirty Fermentini, and Puddin’ Wine.”
Introduced in January 2004, Extreme Beer Fest has become BeerAdvocate’s largest and longest-running event. Presented by Dogfish Head and sponsored by the Brewers Association, the 16th annual Extreme Beer Fest will be held on February 1 & 2, 2019 at the Seaport World Trade Center in Boston. Featuring more than 120 brewers pouring samples of over 400 beers across two days and three sessions, this will be the biggest and most diverse lineup of extreme beers ever. Each attending brewery has been challenged to bring at least one beer that is exclusive to the fest, as well as one extremely sessionable beer (5 percent ABV or less). Dogfish Head will celebrate EBF weekend in Delaware by offering Possibly the Next Top Rated Beer on BeerAdvocate on draft at both Dogfish Head Craft Brewery and Dogfish Head Brewings & Eats beginning Friday, February 1. There will also be a limited 750ml bottle release on Saturday, February 2 at the Milton Brewery.
Limited tickets are still available via Eventbrite. For more information about Dogfish Head Craft Brewery, Extreme Beer Fest, and Possibly the Next Top Rated Beer on BeerAdvocate, visit dogfish.com.
BeerAdvocate:
Founded in Boston in 1996, BeerAdvocate is a global, grassroots network, powered by an independent community of enthusiasts and professionals dedicated to supporting and promoting better beer. Since its inception, BeerAdvocate has founded two beer weeks and has organized and hosted hundreds of social gatherings, tastings, dinners, and fundraisers. This includes over 60 ticketed beer festivals since 2003, ranging from intimate tastings to multi-day events that have welcomed over 15,000 attendees from around the globe. Invites are exclusive to independent craft brewers, whose attendance is required to ensure the highest level of representation and education for our attendees. And, as always, BeerAdvocate pays for the beer and waives booth fees. To date BeerAdvocate has spent well over $2 million to help support independent beer. For more information, visit www.beeradvocate.com, Facebook: @BeerAdvocate, Twitter: @BeerAdvocate, and Instagram: beeradvocate.
Dogfish Head:
Dogfish Head has proudly been focused on brewing beers with culinary ingredients outside the Reinheitsgebot since the day it opened as the smallest American craft brewery 23 years ago. Dogfish Head has grown into a top-20 craft brewery and has won numerous awards throughout the years including Wine Enthusiast’s 2015 Brewery of the Year and the James Beard Foundation Award for 2017 Outstanding Wine, Spirits, or Beer Professional. It is a 350+ coworker company based in Delaware with Dogfish Head Brewings & Eats, an off-centered brewpub and distillery, Chesapeake & Maine, a geographically enamored seafood restaurant, Dogfish Inn, a beer-themed inn on the harbor and Dogfish Head Craft Brewery, a production brewery and distillery featuring a tasting room and food truck. Dogfish Head supports the Independent Craft Brewing Seal, the definitive icon for American craft breweries to identify themselves to be independently-owned and carries the torch of transparency, brewing innovation and the freedom of choice originally forged by brewing community pioneers. Dogfish Head currently sells beer in 44 states and Washington D.C. For more information, visit www.dogfish.com, Facebook: @dogfishheadbeer, Twitter: @dogfishbeer, and Instagram: dogfishhead.
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