This Week's Salty New Beer Labels
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The first look at a new line of spirits from a controversial brewery,
An absolutely horrifying bock,
A “Bigfoot-tested” barrel-aged Michigan gose,
A capybara not on an Off Color label!
A label for a very adjuncted beer in a very-rarely-adjuncted style…
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The New Illinois Beer Label Of The Week:
A few weeks ago on Twitter some of us were dunking on this word-salad of a beer: a “New England-Style West-Coast Pilsner.”
To that end, I offer up this new style-mashup contender of beer from Alter Brewing: A "Hazy Gose IPA.” While I try to imagine what a tart-bitter-juicy-salty beer of these styles might taste like, let’s put the overall concept to a vote:
Maybe this is simply inspired by a blend of the last two Morton Salt-centric beers: Half Acre’s When it Rains Gose and It Pours IPA. I dunno! We’ll see.