Last, cold-weather ‘Hibernation Pack’ sneaks in Snow Pilot Pistachio Nut Brown for a little more seasonal sweetness. Around autumn, ‘Fall Fest Pack’ showcases our award-winning Oktoberfest and our dark, delicious Milkshake Malt Porter.
“The ‘Hydration Pack’ is for spring / summer, and features our lightest, refreshing Drop Dead Blonde, our citrusy summer wheat Lake Side, our Classic Amber Lager, and Hoptastic Pale Ale. Since sampling new styles is such an important part of variety packs, Point Brewmaster Mike Schraufnagel was careful to pair styles that complement one another as well as the season. Whether they think it’s cool, quirky, or just unusual, the conehead always puts a smile on people’s faces.” Brewery Operating Partner Joe Martino explains, “Working at the brewery, we sometimes take for granted how much our customers love the conehead. On each package, seasoned fans of the Stevens Point Brewery will also find the brewery’s iconic conehead mascot soaking up the seasons’ offerings. The summer ‘Hydration Pack’ shouts ‘bring me on the water,’ our ‘Fall Fest Pack’ is ready for a tailgate or harvest festival, and our ‘Hibernation Pack’ is suited to sneak into ice-fishing shacks and ugly sweater parties.” Point Marketing Director Julie Birrenkott describes, “We’re embracing outdoor adventures with the graphics. Ma An alluring 110-calorie ale flaunting a gorgeous golden hue, Point Drop Dead Blonde Ale will be easier to enjoy, thanks to the Stevens Point Brewery. One attribute working in favor of 12-ounce cans is portability. Point’s new 12-can Hydration Pack, Hibernation Pack, and Fall Fest Pack come with a mix of styles tailored to the changing seasons, with graphics to match. Now, the ability to haul, sample, and share multiple Point beer styles has never been easier. An example of this would be things like a South Korean macro brewery.The Point Craft Beer offerings from the Stevens Point Brewery are staples around the Midwest, especially Wisconsin. Along with this, any macro brewery that is approved, I do not put. Note: I have only been putting new brewery approvals here – anything that is just getting reapproved, I do not list. Whole Foods Brewing – Sesh Session IPA (K) Brewery Approvals: Stevens Point – Drop Dead Blonde Ale (b, c)
Stevens Point – Siesta Key Pale Ale (b, c, cc, K) Sierra Nevada – 11.5 Plato Session IPA (b, K) Sierra Nevada – Barrel Aged Bigfoot (B, K) Sierra Nevada – Chocolate Chilli Stout (B, K) Real Ale – Mysterium Verum Four Horsemen (K) New Braunfels – Schwartz Farmhouse Sour Dunkelweizen (B, K) Moody Tongue – Sliced Nectarine IPA (b, K) Moody Tongue – Steeped Emperor’s Lemon Saison (b, K) Moody Tongue – Caramelized Chocolate Churro Baltic Porter (b, K) Martin House – Hell Below Strong Black Ale (c, K) Martin House – Juice Grapefruit Session IPA (c)
Long Wooden Spoon – 501st Dunkelweizen (K) Long Wooden Spoon – Maximum Effort IRA (K) Left Hand – Wicked JuJu Imperial Ale (B, K) Golden Road – Back Home Gingerbread Stout (cc, K)
#Point drop dead blonde series#
This week’s TABC Label Approvals:ĥ Stones – Patience in Oak Fracking Blacks (K)īallast Point – California Amber Ale (b, K)īallast Point – Sour Wench Blackberry Ale (K)īallast Point – California Kolsch (b, B, c, K)īrouwerij Martens – Broegel Bock Beer (b)Ĭarlow – O’Shea’s Traditional Irish Stout (b)Ĭedar Creek – Patio Pounder Pale Lager (c)ĭeep Ellum – Local Legend Sweet Stout (K)ĭestihl – Wild Sour Series Dry Hopped Sour Ale (K)Įlysian – Night Owl Pumpkin Ale (b, B, K) The Bruery is also bringing in Or Xata which is worth buying. Martin House received two new approvals this week, Community has one along with Saint Arnold. Moody Tongue, from Chicago, seems to be getting a fairly solid rep up there so I have higher than usual expectations for their beer.Ĭans continue to be the approval of choice for many local breweries. We are starting to see the first of Moody Tongue to come into Texas. More action on this week TABC label approvals than the week’s past.
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