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Reddit · St. Louis

🍊 Crush Returns: Bluewood’s juiciest NEIPA is back

There are beers that become seasonal rituals. Beers you wait for. Crave. For me, that beer has a name: Crush, my beer of summer of 2020.See the Story

Facebook · Columbia

Flybye farmhouse ale returns to Logboat Brewing taproom

Facebook 0 LinkedIn Email Reddit 0 Twitter 0 The farmhouse ale fans have been waiting for is back. Flybye, a small-batch farmhouse ale brewed by Logboat Brewing in Columbia, Missouri, has returned to the taproom—but only for a limited time. First brewed as a special release for Logboat’s second anniversary, this crisp, citrusy beer has become a seasonal favorite among locals and visitors to the Columbia Missouri brewery scene. If you’ve been mis…See the Story

Facebook · St. Louis

Barrel-aged barleywine “Carmilla” emerges from Wellspent Brewing after 25 months in bourbon barrels

Facebook 0 LinkedIn Email Reddit 0 Twitter 0 For fans of big, boozy, barrel-aged beers, here’s one that’s been quietly aging in the shadows—and now it’s finally ready to see the light. Carmilla is a limited-release barleywine from Wellspent Brewing Company in St. Louis, and it’s not your average strong ale. This one spent an impressive 25 months resting in a blend of Wild Turkey and Willett bourbon barrels, soaking up every bit of character from…See the Story

Reddit · St. Louis

Redbird Belgian Pils returns to Blue Jay Brewing for Cardinals home opener

This Belgian pilsner is back in St. Louis—discover a baseball beer brewed for Opening Day by two local favorites.See the Story

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