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September 30, 2008

Surly Darkness Day 2008 Details Revealed

Surly Darkness

The details were posted on the Surly Brewing site this morning. The Surly Darkness release takes place on Saturday, October 25th at 12pm. First 700 people in line can get up to six bottles so I am presuming that at least 4200 bottles have been produced. That is over a 500% increase from last year’s total. Six bottles will cost $100. It will hit draft accounts the following week.





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Beer notes PA: Terrapin Beer incoming, Stoudts Barrel-Aged Scotch-Style Ale, Troegs Scratch 14

Stoudts Barrel-Aged Scotch-style Ale

Following up on recent reports of East End Ugly American coming out next month and the release of Brewer’s Art Resurrection in bottles, more news comes for the Mid-Atlantic crowd, more specifically Pennsylvania!

Straight from Carol Stoudt, here is the deal with Stoudts Barrel-Aged Scotch-Style Ale:

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September 28, 2008

Nogne O Peculiar Yule comes stateside later this year

Nogne O Peculiar Yule

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(Grimstad (Rygene), Norway) – Third post on this Norwegian brewer in the last couple weeks. Nogne O Peculiar Yule, a 6.3% ABV spiced beer, will debut as winter approaches. It is the American version of Underlig Jul, a Continue on! »

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Ninkasi Oatis Oatmeal Stout to debut in bottles next month

Ninkasi Oatis Oatmeal Stout

(Eugene, OR) – Ninkasi Brewing will release its fourth bottled beer later this year. Ninkasi Oatis Oatmeal Stout will join Tricerahops Double IPA, Total Domination IPA, and Believer Double Red, already sold in Continue on! »

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