We’re so excited to be tapping four amazing drafts this New
Year’s Eve at the Iron Monkey! We’ve been saving these brews for a special
occasion, and what’s more special than ringing in 2013? We’ll be tapping at
9:00 PM, and each draft will be sold per glass only.
Here are some of the craft beer industry’s best-loved drafts
that we’ll be featuring:
Firestone Walker 16th
Anniversary Ale: In 2006, Firestone Walker released a limited-edition
oak-aged strong ale called “10” to commemorate the brewery’s 10th
anniversary. Firestone Walker has released an anniversary ale every year since.
This year’s brew, 16th Anniversary Ale, is one of their best ever.
Just read the description that Firestone Walker offers :
“As a finished beer, XVI takes us back to some of the
wonderful dark notes (the black keys) that I remember from the original 10
blending. XVI is 42% stout with Velvet Merkin, Parabola and “PNC” working
together as three roasty toasty friends that create rich cacao, chocolate and
mocha flavors together…. The additional twist this year is Wookey Jack, Black
Rye IPA with its wily citrusy hop notes and spicy rye backbone. The finished
blend is unfiltered and unfined, so there will be a small amount of sediment in
the bottom of the bottle.”
Check out the 100/100 rating on RateBeer: http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/firestone-walker-16-xvi-sixteenth-anniversary-ale/187890/
Firestone Walker
Parabola: Another great beer from Firestone Walker, Parabola is a Russian
Imperial Oatmeal Stout, aged for eight months in Heaven Hill bourbon barrels. An
aggressive beer, Parabola featured bourbon and tobacco aromas and rich dark
chocolate and charred oak flavors.
It’s also another beer with a 100/100 rating on RateBeer: http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/firestone-walker-parabola/60246/
Founders Bolt Cutter:
A cellarable barley wine with an ABV of 15%, this brew is dry-hopped with a
mountain of Cascade hops and balanced by a malty sweetness and spicy
complexity. Barrel-aged, some in bourbon barrels and some in maple
syrup-bourbon barrels, this beer was allowed by Founders to mature in bottles
and kegs.
Read a bit more about this great brew here: http://foundersbrewing.com/latest-news/2012/bolt-cutter/?av-submitted=true
St. Bernardus Tokyo: Created
to commemorate the opening of the St. Bernardus pub in Tokyo, this unique,
single-batch Belgian White is extremely rare. According to St. Bernardus, Tokyo
is an intensely cloudy, unspiced, wheat ale brewed with malted wheat. With a
citrusy aroma and a solid mouthfeel, Tokyo has an extremely smooth and clean
finish. http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/259/83084
Don’t miss out on trying any of these great drafts on New
Year’s Eve!
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