Austin Beer Guide Reveals (Notjusta) Spring/Summer Release Party Beer List
Fifth anniversary shindig promises special taps, hangovers
By Eric Puga, 3:45PM, Tue. Apr. 26, 2016
If you enjoy the wit and wisdom of the internet – but in analogue – here is your big chance to grab the 19th iteration of the Austin Beer Guide, the city’s long game arbiter of conflict between the craft slackers and the whale hunters.
In this issue, ABG’s biggest to date, beer fans can read about the tenets of burger pairings, the comically thrilling outcome of their latest “Beer & Loathing” (with 100% more Sixth Street!), and guest contributions from Austin Beerworks’ Michael Graham and Hops & Grain's Bob Galligan.
As is loftily expected of the ABG, they’ll be throwing their typical rager on April 28th (starting 6pm at the venerable Draught House) to celebrate the Spring/Summer 2016 issue release and their 5th anniversary with eye-catching headliners* like:
Draught House/Austin Beer Guide collaboration Dank the Tank IPADraught House Red Scare brett barrel double red
Draught House Dirt Nap nitro brett barrel-aged stout
4th Tap Brewing Co-Op cranberry saison
Adelbert’s Brewing wild pale ale
Austin Beerworks Sour Apes apricot ale
Blue Owl Brewing Saison Puede
Blue Owl Brewing Saison Puede blended with dry hopped amarillo strong ale
Hops & Grain Maibock
Independence Brewing Liberty Lunch
Jester King Brewing Boxer’s Revenge gravity keg
Last Stand Brewing wheat ale
Last Stand Brewing double IPA
Live Oak Brewing Brett Speisse Frik of Licht
Live Oak Brewing Spund Pilz
Oasis, TX Brewing Company Bangkok kumquat unfiltered Munich helles
Oddwood Ales saison
NXNW Brewing peach sour
Real Ale Brewing session IPA
Real Ale Brewing Helles (cask)
Red Horn Brewing bourbon barrel-aged imperial stout
Strange Land Brewing Austinite Pils
Zilker Brewing Onezie SMaSH IPA with fruit
Expect details regarding the Austin Beer Guide’s annual summer Lager Jam at Billy’s on Burnet in the near future.
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