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60 Brand New Craft Beer Releases This Issue. Beery News from Around The FRESH BEERS 60 brand new Craft Beer releases this issue. BREWER’S CORNER Beery news from around the world. TWICB PODCAST Rob is joined by Rob from Weird Beard Brewing. ISSUE36 THIRTY SIX OCTOBER 26th 2020 1 ISSUE 36 What’s Up? 60+ fresh new Craft Beer releases to look forward to this week. TWICB PODCAST – in Episode 18, released on Tuesday, Rob will be joined by Rob from Weird Beard Brewing. Grab a beer and enjoy the show. Don’t forget our sister Podcast – So You Want To Build A Brewery? Brewing great beer is just one of many aspects to building a great brewery. We have partnered with some of the most innovative suppliers to the UK Craft Brewing Industry, to bring you a short series of episodes each focused on a specific aspect which can really make a difference to your business. THIS WEEK’S CONTENTS Click to go direct to section Page Beer Releases 03 Brewers Corner – Latest Craft Beer News 16 TWICB Podcast – Episode 18 – Weird Beard Brewing 21 Webshop Directory – Where To Get Your Beer Online 23 Taproom Directory 27 Podcast Directory 33 Who Owns Who? 38 TWICB – Free T Shirt Offer 39 LATEST UK CRAFT BEER RELEASES 19th – 25th October 2020 Overtone Brewing Co. Rasp-Berry Belter 7% Fruited Sour Brewed with Vanilla, Raspberries and Lactose. The ingredients come together with a huge amount of berry to create a very drinkable raspberry sour. Overtone Brewing Co. Wake Up! 7.5% Coffee Stout This Coffee stout brings you Columbian "Belter" coffee roasted and ground fresh from Glasgow's The Steamie coffee roasters, cold brewed right in the fermenter. Tapestry Brewery Loom 2.4% Table Beer An aroma of biscuity malt with a hint of orange and spice, this beer doesn't hold back despite its low abv. Using Mandarina Bavaria and Huell Melon a beer with a subtle honeydew melon sweetness which rounds off with a citrussy orange punch. There is a full- bodied feel and flavour when this low-abv beer hits the mouth. Left Handed Giant brewing Co. Little Stone God 6.6% IPA Simcoe Cryo, Vic Secret. Upfront aromas of mango are followed by juicy tropical notes and delicately finished with a balance of piny bitterness and subtle notes of lime. Wander Beyond Brewing Co. Chameleon Passion 11% Imperial Passionfruit Sour Chameleon Passion is an imperial sour beer refermented on passionfruit. The simple, neutral base beer allows the naturally tart fruit to shine in this crisp and refreshing sour. Brick Brewery Totally Tropical 3.9% Caribbean Sour Collab with Laine Brew Co. With a punch of grapefruit and pineapple this is a bright and balanced Florida Weisse. Brick Brewery Heart N Soul 6.5% Brown Ale Collab with Villages Brewery & Lomond Coffee. An American Brown Ale brewed with locally roasted Costa Rican coffee, dry-hopped with Simcoe & Chinook. Brick Brewery Extra Special Bitter 5.2% English Bitter A UK-style Extra Special Bitter brewed with British Pale, Crystal, Chocolate and Wheat malts. Hopped, all on the hot-side, with fresh Fuggles, Goldings and Brambling Cross and fermented with a blend of English ale strains. 3 Mondo Brewing Co. Stratosphere 7.3% IPA Collab with Jinga Brewing. A big, quick-thinking IPA for unpredictable times. The pungent, tropical fruit aromas from Strata hops are the focus here, backed up by El Dorado, Hüll Melon and Idaho 7. Duration Brewing Remember When The Pub 7.1% West Coast IPA Resinous, dank with a touch of bready sweetness, a complex malt bill helps compliment the Citra Cryo and Simcoe hop notes with a balanced sweet note from Vienna and Munich malts. Whiplash Beer Grisette Traminer 4.1% Grisette Wine inspired Grisette featuring Pilsner Malt, Wheat, Oats, Hallertau Blanc, Lychee, Orange Zest, Rose. Boxcar Brewery Blueberry & Peach Blush 4.8% Fruit Beer Lashing of blueberry and peach puree were added to a pale ale fermented with lactic-producing yeast. A small dry hop was added to accentuate fruit aromas. Boxcar Brewery Massless Fields 8.5% DIPA A massive, creamy body and a medley of fruit and vanilla flavours from yeast and hops. Big and bold, loads of Citra & Galaxy. Dig Brew Co. Eric 4.5% Kellerbier A traditional German Kellerbier recipe with only locally sourced British hops. True to style this is amber coloured and has low carbonation. The hops bring a bitter marmalade flavour profile - it's all very subtle, crisp and easy drinking. 4 London Beer Factory Melted Myths 6.5% NEIPA A hazy IPA showcasing dank Idaho 7 and fruity Galaxy hops for a balanced interpretation of the style. Weedy with a pineapple sweetness. Malts add a thick reddish-yellow colour to the body, while our house yeast ferments fruity esters. London Beer Factory Barrel Project: Mezcal Margarita 8.7% Sour Barrel aged sour with a hint of smoke. Unity Brewing Co. For Days 4.5% Gose Collab with Howling Hops. A peach and apricot Gose. A sour wheat beer with coriander seed, co-fermented with lactobacillus and Voss Kveik with additions of peach and apricot purees. Unity Brewing Co. For Weeks 6.7% IPA Collab with Verdant Brew Co. A big, juicy IPA. Dry hopped with Galaxy and Mosaic for lots of overripe tropical fruit notes. Unity Brewing Co. For Months 4% Saison Collab with Duration Brewing. A wheat-heavy table Saison brewed with additions of grains of paradise, orange peel and Loral hops. Unity Brewing Co. For Years 11% Double Export Stout A barrel aged Double Export Stout brewed with their side project May Provisions. This is a big stout fermented with Belgian yeast and aged in Heaven Hill Bourbon casks for over 9 months. BrewBoard UK Valkri 4.9% Kveik Coconut NEIPA Collab with Brew York. This fruit-driven 4.9% ABV Kveik, Azzaca and Amarillo- powered NEIPA provides a beautiful tropical hit through the addition of toasted coconut. Think piña colada for the Norse Gods.⁠ Howling Hops Something Described As Artisan 4.2% Pale Ale Collab with Indy Man Beer Con. This new experimental hop brings a fresh & tropical flavour with a touch of pine. It's a soft, floral and fruity easy-going New England gem. Shindigger Brewing Co. Pio 5% Fruited Sour Pio is a 5% fruited kettle sour. 100kg of each pineapple and passion fruit puree were added into the fermentation tank bringing you the tropical flavours. 5 6 7 Northern Monk 14.06 Fingathering / Can Of Whup Ass 6.7% DDH IPA Enigma, Vic Secret, Galaxy, Ella and Topaz, backed with a touch of US Citra Incognito, create a complex 6.7% IPA with flavours of passion fruit, pineapple, peach, mandarin, melon and redcurrant. Northern Monk 7th Anniversary 7% DDH IPA Brewed to celebrate Northern Monk’s 7th anniversary. With a grist made up with high portions of wheat and oats, they went to town with an El Dorado, Cashmere, Citra, and Mosaic dry hop, with intense, tropical results. Campervan Brewery No Messin’ 4.5% Pale Ale Clean, refreshing, balanced with fresh cut grass notes and a slight bitterness and no adjuncts. Gipsy Hill Brewing Co. Sower 4.8% Sour Ale A fruit forward sour, with lashings of Mango and Pink Guava. This style of sour has a higher wheat content giving a smooth, fuller body, lifting fruit flavours to the forefront. Gipsy Hill Brewing Co. Twitcher 9% DIPA A huge bill of barley, oats and wheat give big mouthfeel and hold all the hop flavours beautifully. Idaho 7 (Cryo) and Bru-1 kick out mango and pineapple flavours, with a soft piney bitterness. Atom Beer Trajectory 4.2% IPA A juicy session IPA featuring Norwegian Kveik yeast. Packed with stone fruit, pineapple and a subtle farmhouse funk. Atom Beer Parallel Dimensions 6.2% IPA A sweet and thick Bru-1 & Citra IPA bursting with tropical fruit. Pomona Island Brewing Co. Spottie Ottie Dopalicious 8% Sour DIPA Blackcurrant and blueberry sour double IPA with Oolong Tea and Simcoe hops. Pomona Island Brewing Co. Chrysippus 6.5% DDH IPA This is a delicious IPA with Vic Secret, Citra, Simcoe and Mosaic for your excellency’s imbibing enjoyment. 8 Yonder Brewing & Blending Cloud Spotting 7% Saison A mixed culture fermented Saison infused with the cloud-like flowers of foraged Meadowsweet. Funky pineapple-like flavours of wild fermentation and sweet lychee and almond flavours of Meadowsweet. Alpha Delta Brewing Tartarus 10.5% Oaked Imperial Stout Collab with North Brewing Co. Tartarus is a smooth as heck imperial stout aged on oak spirals with a touch of vanilla. Alpha Delta Brewing Gelos 7.2% IPA Collab with Drop Project. Gelos is jam packed to the rafters with Citra Incognito, Strata T90, Nelson T90 and Citra Cryo. It is tropical passionfruit juice in a glass. Lost & Grounded Brewers. Weren’t We Beautiful 5.4% West Coast Pale Pils, Munich and Caramalt form the base for this classic style, with smooth, lush, resinous vibes full of peachy goodness from lashings of El Dorado. Track Brewing Co. Eye To Eye 8% DIPA The juice factor is supplied by Mosaic, Strata & Idaho 7 Cryo in the dry hop charge which bring blasts of mandarin, honeydew melon & sweet, luxurious nectarine. Finishing with a slight bitterness & a lingering orange gummy bear stickiness, this is a toothsome delight! Track Brewing Co. Moonshake 6.5% IPA This IPA has a smooth, soft body which really amps up the Mosaic, Strata & Galaxy. The beer bursts with aromas & flavours of soft peach, cantaloupe & papaya layer up & develop over time. The finish is grapefruit rind & a soft bitterness with notes of lemon & lime peel. Cloudwater Brew Co. Collecting Flowers 8.5% Double Hopfenweisse This is a higher ABV, higher hopping rate version of last year’s Hopfenweisse, that focuses again on Nelson Sauvin and the work of collecting the most delicious hop flowers, with which to make delicious beer for relaxation and enjoyment.
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