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Bruisin’ Ales celebrates 10th Anniversary with Golden Gloves 2017 Series

March 17, 2017 Comments Off on Bruisin’ Ales celebrates 10th Anniversary with Golden Gloves 2017 Series

Bruisin' Ales, the award-winning bottle shop in Asheville, NC, is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year with four beers called the Golden Gloves 2017 Series. The Golden Gloves 2017 Series represents some of the most beloved beers and styles sold at the store over the years.

Off The Beaten Path: Saint Patrick’s Day Celebrations

March 16, 2017 Comments Off on Off The Beaten Path: Saint Patrick’s Day Celebrations

Are you Irish? Just looking for an excuse to drink? Enjoy dressing in green? Whatever the case, Saint Patrick's day is a good excuse to break out your lucky green shirt, grab that green bowler hat, and hit up your favorite bars or breweries in Asheville to participate in drinking shenanigans. Don't have plans yet? Check our list of unique Saint Patrick's Day celebrations happening in and around Asheville. You can bet on Saint Patrick's Day 2017 in Asheville for a hopping good time!

Catawba Brewing Announces Limited Bottle Release of Red Rhum Barrel-Aged IPA

March 6, 2017 Comments Off on Catawba Brewing Announces Limited Bottle Release of Red Rhum Barrel-Aged IPA

Catawba will release Red Rhum, a rum barrel-aged red IPA, as their first ever specialty 22oz bottle from their long-running Barrel Program. To date, Catawba barrel-aged beers have been offered only on draft. Red Rhum bottles will be available for purchase at their Asheville South Slope brewery at 12pm on March 18. This beer is a rare find, so the brewery encourages customers to arrive early. Red Rhum will also see limited distribution in North Carolina.

Catawba Partners with Appalachian Trail Conservancy for Small Batch IPL Release

March 6, 2017 Comments Off on Catawba Partners with Appalachian Trail Conservancy for Small Batch IPL Release

Catawba Brewing will release a Small Batch India Pale Lager (5.8% ABV) on Thursday, March 9, with a portion of proceeds benefitting the Appalachian Trail Conservancy. Hiker Happy Hour (HHH) will be held at Catawba’s South Slope location from 5:30-7:30pm. Celebrate Spring with staff, volunteers, and members of ATC’s Southern Region (NC, TN, GA) at the last Asheville HHH of the season. ATC members who attend any Asheville HHH will be entered in the grand prize raffle for A.T. swag, including an ENO Hammock. New members joining on Thursday will be entered, too.

Peanut Butter Jelly Time Headlines Three New Catawba Releases

March 2, 2017 Comments Off on Peanut Butter Jelly Time Headlines Three New Catawba Releases

Peanut Butter Jelly Time (5.7 percent ABV) makes its eagerly anticipated return on Friday, March 3. A light brown ale with a touch of wheat in its malt bill provides the bready base for the star ingredients. This one-of-a-kind beer was then aged on real whole roasted local WNC peanuts and Oregon raspberries, resulting in the wildly popular “sandwich in a glass.” PB&J will be available on draft and in new 4-pack tallboy cans in all Catawba tasting rooms and in distribution.

3rd Annual Vegan Chili Cook-off at Sanctuary Brewing Company

February 23, 2017 Comments Off on 3rd Annual Vegan Chili Cook-off at Sanctuary Brewing Company

On Sunday, March 19^th, from 2-5 pm, Full Circle Farm Sanctuary and Sanctuary Brewing Company team up again for their third annual vegan chili cook-off. This fun event occurs annually on or around the First Day of Spring and helps commemorate the Great American Meatout, an annual event started in 1985, which seeks to educate thepublic about the myriad health, environmental, and ethical benefits of living a cruelty-free, plant-based lifestyle.

Catawba Releases Mardi Gras Wild IPA

February 22, 2017 Comments Off on Catawba Releases Mardi Gras Wild IPA

Catawba will release a special Barrel Aged Wild IPA (5.5 percent ABV) as part of their Mardi Gras celebration. This beer began its parade twelve months ago as a much tamer session IPA, before spending a year with Brettanomycees in oak barrels. After aging, the beer was dry-hopped, lending ripe tropical fruit and citrus peel flavors to the earthy farmhouse funk of a traditional wild ale, with an ever-so-subtle hint of bourbon.

Goat Yoga at Franny’s Farm

February 13, 2017 Comments Off on Goat Yoga at Franny’s Farm

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Catawba Brewing Releases Small Batch Raspberry Sour

February 9, 2017 Comments Off on Catawba Brewing Releases Small Batch Raspberry Sour

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Catawba Brewing Releases Small Batch Belgian Tripel

February 2, 2017 Comments Off on Catawba Brewing Releases Small Batch Belgian Tripel

Catawba’s Belgian Tripel was inspired by the strong golden ales brewed by the Trappist monks of Flanders and Wallonia. The style is the newest addition to the abbey ale trinity (Dubbel, Tripel, Quadruple), having first appeared at Westmalle Abbey in the 1930s. It was said to be Belgium’s response to the growing popularity of pale colored beers in Europe. However, unlike the prevailing light lagers of the time, the Belgian Tripel utilizes a unique yeast strain, and roughly three times the malt of a standard “Single” – hence the name. The result is a style that helped elevate Belgian beer to a pinnacle once reserved only for the best wines of France or Italy.

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