Craft Beer--Beer Events Calendar--Information
18th Street Brewery has released Where It’s At, which is a DDH Double IPA made in collaboration with Mikerphone Brewery out of Elk Grove, IL. Its description is super dank with big tropical notes of stone fruit, brewed with Citra and experimental hops. It comes in at 7.8% ABV, and is available in 4 packs.
Sun King has recently released the following beers in cans: Orange Vanilla Sunlight Cream Ale, Freedom Rock Session IPA and Indianapolis Indians Lager. They have also released an Indiana farmhouse ale that was brewed especially for Newfields and is named, “Among the Leaves.” It is described as having flavors of slight vanilla, banana and cotton candy balanced with floral notes and a crisp finish. Growler and crowler fills are available at all Sun King locations.
Scarlet Lane Brewing is pausing operations and has temporarily closed as of 8PM on April 5th. Thanks to you they were able to support the community and pay their employees their full wages through that date. We wish all affiliated with Scarlet Lane the best, and look forward to seeing them back soon!
During this isolation period, play the beerblogIN game, “Name The Brewery.” I will be posting a picture related to a brewery and the first person to email me the correct answer of the brewery, and it’s specific location, will receive a free glass growler from that brewery with their growler fill purchase. Winner grants permission to post their name as the winner on this website. You may only win once. Email gary@beerblogin.com
Let’s have some fun!
Do you know this brewery?
We have a winner!
The first person to correctly identify the brewery, as Pax Verum Brewing in Lapel, is Hunter Wheatcraft. Hunter, enjoy the growler, and hopefully many refills, and thank you for supporting Indiana Craft Beer.
Check back soon to try and identify a different brewery in the ” Name the Brewery” game.
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Many thanks to my wife, Carol, for her many hours of hard work in setting up the website, and to Sarah Buschmann for bringing “Hoppy” the beerblogIN dude to life with her awesome artwork.
