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4worldlovers: A Modernized Yorkshire-Style Pale Ale brewed w/ Whole Cone Citra on Nitro

Classic American Brewpub Hoppy Red Ale Collab w/ Wild Fields Brewhouse

We’ve got some Hard Lemonade for sale! And look at that color! That beautiful, natural color comes from the use of an insane amount of lavender pods that we use to brew a ginormous, fresh batch of lavender tea, that then gets blended with our lemonade-style seltzer. It drinks pretty balanced, with the acidity and sweetness hitting at just the right level, and then a soft tannic hit of dryness from the lavender. Enjoy straight out of the can, or pour over ice. Also legit with a dram of Old Tom Gin.

A cold beer made for drink’n straight out of the can while float’n in a lazy river with your favorite pallys up in Paso! Yeah, that’s wildly too specific, so let’s focus on the beer. Well, it’s an American Pils through and through, where the hop bitterness is deliciously noticeable, but still easy on your taste buds, and the hop character (coming from Crystal hops out of Oregon) is lovingly nuanced from sniff to sip. The body remains light and the beer stays easy drink’n. You can think about it all you want, or just slam it down and ask for another. Your choice.

Using all German ingredients, except for the water, each batch is another baby step towards recreating what we’ve experienced in Munich. Straw in color, with a subtly and nuance that is hard to describe and instead needs to be experienced! Notes of fresh baked bread, herbal tea, and puffed rice, create a beer style that is praised for it’s liter-worthy drinkability.

Our in-house German-American transplant (Ryan Barry) dug deep into some old German brewing books and found some inspiration from the yummy lagers made in Franconia. This one is Amber in color, and utilizes a wide range of the lovely @weyermann_speciatly_malts to create a malt profile of graham cracker, toffee, toasted biscuits, and multigrain pancakes. The finish is clean, balanced and infinitely quaffable.

Brewed with Pilsner malt and some of our favorite German hops, the result is medium-bodied with a soft malt presence and enough structured bitterness to create that snappiness that you hope for in a Pils. Tasting notes? The aromatics and flavor are full of herbal notes, with some fresh sage and white bread character that carries into the dry finish. Our most Italian version to date ?

Using raw wheat, pilsner malt, old fashioned oats, noble hops, and then fermented with a super yummo Belgian yeast. We finished it off with fresh ground coriander and some dried orange peel that we made ourselves by zesting and drying locally grown oranges. The result is a thirst quencher and definitely a reminder to us of how much we love this beer style! The spice and zest are present, but without trampling all over the expressive yeast.

Sniff & Sip. Burp. Repeat. This modern West Coast, with its lean body, its snappy bitterness, that dab of hoppy resin in the linger, and all those hoppy aromatics is all we need!! Well…that, and a good pally to enjoy it with! Flavor profile? Think Ruby Red grapefruit, navel oranges, and the Devil’s Lettuce in the linger.