Earlier in January
Braxton Labs announced a big change not only in package design but also in it’s beer release schedule! In 2018 Braxton Labs channeled innovation from tanks to taps, and this year we wanted to see that innovation spread further than just the Taproom at Labs. In 2018 you saw a monthly bottle release, kept secret until the Monday before each Friday release (we just love surprises!). This year we’re rolling out the whole schedule so you can take a peek at what’s to come. As is the nature of the brewing beast, this schedule is subject to change based upon ingredient availability, tank space and numerous other factors that can affect any brewing schedule.We’ve reimagined the Labs package brand to streamline releases, and put an emphasis on product differentiation.
In 2019 you’ll see some familiar fermentations coming from Braxton Labs as well as some newcomers that we’re ultra-excited for. We’ve broken down the beer schedule and designated 4 styled series’ – New England IPA, Dessert Berliner Weisse, Pastry Stout, Milkshake IPA and 1 series called The Graduates. The 4 styled series’ will be released in the Braxton Labs Taproom on Draft, and in 4-pack 16oz cans. While The Graduate Series will be distributed in Kentucky. To keep everything straight, we made a handy downloadable release calendar below.New England IPA
Since the inception of Braxton Labs, New England IPAs have been a huge part of our brewing repertoire. We opened Labs with a New England IPA on our first ever menu, and have been exploring the bounds of the recipe ever since. New England IPAs (otherwise known as NE IPAs offer a less-bitter version of the full bodied West Coast Style IPAs that you may be more familiar with. Taking all of the sweet, aromatic, citrus and floral flavors from the oils in the hops and leaving behind the bitterness. Edge of Mysteries New England IPA is available now in the Taproom at Braxton Labs.
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