Saint Arnold sent this out to their email list. These legislative bills are incredibly important to the booming craft beer scene in Texas. If you’re a Texas resident, please email your representative and share this.
You can find more information on the Beer, TX blog hosted by The Chronicle.
The vote is tomorrow. Please email your representative.
I don’t think it’s a secret that I like love
Saint Arnold. I want everyone else to like them as much as I do. I’ve got my niece started early. Until I have a half-pint of my own, I buy things for her.
Pretty cute, right?
Saint Arnold ICON Green Amarillo Hefe makes debut on May 1st | BeerPulse.
An Icon release from Saint Arnold is always something to look forward to. This one sounds interesting. Brewer Sam Wright is trying to use hops to mimic the lemon or orange slice beer drinkers often add to hefes. I support this wholeheartedly. I hate it when people want a slice of fruit to add to their beer. I hate it even more when it’s added to my beer and I didn’t ask for it (which would be any time you see me with fruit on the rim of a glass). I’m a proud supporter of what Perozzi and Beaune refer to as the NFL Draught.
I found Divine 13 on cask! Review to come.
UPDATE 3/24:
Check out my review on ratebeer.com or Beeradvocate.com
I am constantly searching for new sours to try, and while this is not explicitly categorized as a sour, it fits the bill. This is one of those beers that I would love to drink again and again, but that will not be happening, because it is a one shot beer with a fairly limited release. So, get it while you can!
You can check out my review of Saint Arnold Bishop’s Barrel No.2 here.
If you want to know more about the brewery or the beer you can follow the link to Saint Arnold Brewing Co.
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