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November and December Newsletter FRANK B.FUHRER WHOLESALE COMPANY November and December Newsletter Anheuser-Busch Division Everyday Offerings CONNECTING YOUR BUSINESS TO THE TECHNOLOGY RESOURCES Natty Rush Available November 6 Natural Light is excited to announce the launch of its newest product – Natty RUSH! This new player in the sub-premium FMB segment packs a RUSH of delicious flavor and 8% ABV inside its bold, impactful packaging. Natty RUSH will be available in 25oz Cans and will feature 3 flavors: Hurricane Punch, Watermelon Smash, and Blue Frostbite. Michelob Ultra Lime Cactus now available in 12oz Cans! Michelob ULTRA Fruit Lime Cactus has an exotic fruity aroma with a clean citrus finish. With only 95 calories and a clean refreshing lime taste. 10 Barrel Brewing Co. Pub Beer. Pub Beer 15pk 12oz Cans now available. Originally only offered at our pubs, it is now in store and available for you to crush. Floral hops are present with a slight spice and pear character. Pub Beer is light and crisp with high carbonation and a minor creamy mouthfeel. Goes Excellent with a lime! “Pub Verde” Anheuser-Busch Division Everyday Offerings Fathom IPA India Pale Ale A new IPA with just the right amount of depth. Fathom IPA highlights our favorite characteristics of the west-coast IPA style. This crisp and clean brew features a touch of malt on the surface with an ocean of zesty orange and piney hops below. The result is a refreshing, easy drinking IPA with just the right amount of & Draft. ALC. BY VOL. 6% AVAILABILITY Year-round in: 12oz. Bottles (CA), 12oz. Cans & Draft Anheuser-Busch Division Seasonal Offerings Budweiser “1933 REPEAL RESERVE” Amber Lager (LIMITED EDITION) This holiday season, Budweiser is excited to share out passion for beer and a taste of history by introducing a reserve Amber Lager to celebrate the Repeal of Prohibition in December 1933. This specialty Amber Lager is inspired by one of the Pre-Prohibition recipes in the Budweiser archive collection – brewed in the early 1900’s and halted by Prohibition. This limited edition Amber Lager has a light hoppy, roasted malt aroma with a slightly sweet taste and a sharp, crisp finish – brewed to toast to our freedom to brew (and drink!) the beers we love. Available now in 12oz NR 4/6 bottles. Goose Winter Ale WARM UP WITH GOOSE WINTER ALE Goose Winter Ale is our award winning brown ale. Layered with rich, nutty chocolate notes and malty, roasted caramel flavors, our brown ale give you plenty to contemplate on long Winter nights. Available now in 12oz NR 4/6, 12oz NR 2/12 and 1/6 Barrel Draught. Anheuser-Busch Division Seasonal Offerings Innis & Gunn kindred Spirits A new Irish Whiskey limited edition is a new collaboration between two pioneers of their craft; Innis & Gunn in Edinburgh,Scotland,and Tullamore D.E.W Irish Whiskey Distillers. Together they have brewed a Scottish stout and then aged is using Tullamore’s legendary triple distilled Irish Whiskey barrels. 11.2 FL oz. bottles in -4 packs & sixtle kegs Danzig Baltic Porter A Baltic-style porter that blends a strong English porter with a Germanic lager approach. This fairly robust, strong black lager has notes of chocolate and coffee with hints of caramelized sugar. 8% ABV , IBU 28 Available late December in 12oz NR 4/6 Bottles, ½ and 1/6 Barrel Draught. Dead Bear - Devils Backbone Brewing Company Midnight black in color, full bodied with rich notes of chocolate and a warming finish. Seven types of malt went into this strong English-style stout. This bear demands your respect! Strong, Chocolate, Black. Available Late November in 1/6 Barrel Draught Anheuser-Busch Division Seasonal Offerings Elysian Bifrost Winter Ale A bold and smooth winter warmer –named for the mythical bridge connecting the mortal world to the heavens. Bifrost is bold with citrus and earthy hops, balanced with smooth malt character. Coming in November in 12oz NR 4/6 Bottles and ½ Barrel draft. Back Home Gingerbread Stout Our dark, roasty Imperial Stout is balanced by whole and ground ginger, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, cardamom, and vanilla that signal the Winter holiday season. At 8.5% ABV, we brew this winter warmer to be shared back home with your closest friends and family. Available now in 16oz Cans 4 packs and 1/6 Barrel Draught Moosehead Lager 16oz Cans now available This golden lager is highly refreshing, offering a fine balance between malt sweetness and hop bitterness .Brewed with 100% Canadian two-row pale malt and Moosehead’s own lager yeast, Moosehead Lager is cool fermented and cold aged to impart its award-winning flavour. Anheuser-Busch Division Seasonal Offerings Breckenridge 15 Pack 12oz Can Sampler Coming in November Breckenridge 15 Pack 12oz Can Sampler featuring: Vanilla Porter, Breck Lager, Agave Wheat, Avalanche, and Luck U IPA. Rotational Seasonal Package Breckenridge Nitro Series: Chocolate Orange Stout Our innovative Nitro Series packaging is nitrogen charged, producing a silky smooth cascading head right inside the can. This allows you to take it anywhere – drinking it from a glass or straight from the can. Chocolate Orange Stout is brewed with orange zest and locally sourced cacao (cold-pressed unroasted cocoa beans). Mandarina hops impart subtle aromas of tangerine which enhance the citrus flavors. The velvety texture of the nitrogen head completes this decadent wintertime indulgence. Available in 15.2oz Cans and ½ Barrel Draught November 2017. Breckenridge Christmas Ale The chill of winter calls for a beer with extra flavor and strength, and this take on a classic strong ale does just that – it soothes the soul and warms the spirit. Flavors of caramel and chocolate are derived from an abundance of carefully roasted malts. Chinook and Mt. Hood hops contribute a spiciness, lending balance and a clean finish. Christmas Ale is a cozy holiday companion worthy of sharing. Available in 12oz NR 4/6, 12oz NR 2/12. ½ and 1/6 Barrel Draught No- vember 2017. Anheuser-Busch Division Seasonal Offerings Blend Like a Brewery Variety Pack Our pals at New Belgium came up with a neat take on enjoying their new variety pack. 6 of your favorite styles + 6 news ways to blend them. Coming November 6, 2017 New Belgium Belgian Reserve Sour Saison This intriguing Saison took years to perfect. Our Brewers worked tirelessly to brew an exquisite French-style Saison, while our industry leading Wood Cellar Team worked to mature the perfect Sour Golden Ale in large, French oak barrels called Foeders. The best of both worlds is brought-out with this Sour Saison a traditional barrel-aged sour ale artfully blended with a rustic, champagne like Farmhouse Ale. With over 20 years of barrel-aged sour experience and the largest Wood Cellar in the United States, we’re proud to offer Sour Saison as our first ever year-round, traditional sour ale that’s so uniquely New Belgium, it can’t be replicated. Available now in 24/12oz NR 4/6, Half and Sixth Barrels New Belgium Belgian Reserve Honey Orange Tripel For this recipe, our Brewers drew inspiration from Belgian Golden Strong Ale, a style we love. We sought-out the very best ingredients, sourcing wild, organic honey from the African Bronze Honey Company, a member of the Fair Trade Federation and a certified- B Corp. The Seville orange peel is freshly ground 24 hours prior to the day we brew by the Old Town Spice Shop, less than one mile from our Fort Collins, Colorado brewery. A big, sweet and citrusy Belgian-style Tripel with thoughtfully sourced ingredients. Available November 6th in 12oz NR 4/6, Half and Sixth Barrels. Coors/Diageo/Boston Division Everyday Offerings Angry Orchard Pear AO Pear is delicately crafted to highlight the mellow sweetness of pears. Using apples and pears grown in the U.S., this hard cider blends ripe pear taste, with crisp apple notes, for a well-rounded and smooth taste. ABV: 5% Package: 12 oz. bottles only Availability: Year-round, beginning in September Carlsberg 15pk Can “Semper Ardens” - The brewery motto means ‘always burning’ which is demonstrated as it always strives for innovation. Which is why they are introducing the NEW year round 11.2oz 15pk can package. ABV 5% Coors/Diageo/Boston Division Seasonal Offerings Blue Moon Pacific Apricot Wheat Refreshing beer with fresh apricots and a touch of cardamom. This beer is light and refreshing, with a luscious aroma of ripe apricots. Abv 5.6% Package: 12oz Bottle Availability: October-February Coors/Diageo/Boston Division Seasonal Offerings Sweetwater Winter Tacklebox Variety Pack including multiples of 420, Triple Tail, IPA, Hop Hash and Chocolate Milk Stout from Hatchery Series Package: 12 oz. bottles and Cans Availability: December Sweetwater Festive-We double-dog dare you! Just in time for the holidays is this strong cheerfully spiced seasonal ale with big complex flavors to keep you warm and toasted all season long. Brewed only one day per year, this high octane brew has a sleighload of Centennial and Golding hops and is capped with a dose of cinnamon and nutmeg. ABV 8.1% Package: 12 oz. bottles and draft Availability: December Jolly Traveler Jolly Traveler is a cheerful winter beer inspired by the senses of the season. A wheat beer made with real orange, pomegranate and holiday spices, this Traveler is a refreshing libation for the season of festivity. ABV 4.4% Package: 12oz Bottles, Cans and Draft Availability: November & December Coors/Diageo/Boston Division Seasonal Offerings Penn St. Nikolaus Bock Brewer’s Reserve Doppelbock with a wonderful balance of chocolate, roasted toffee and caramel. Package: 22oz. Bottle Availability: November-December Penn St. Nikolaus Bock Deep mahogany color and lush malty notes of chocolate, toffee and caramel.
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