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For their foray into using wild yeast, Utah's Epic Brewery made a wise choice to partner with Crooked Stave Artisanal Beer Project, a boutique brewery based in Denver that specializes in making sour, funky, barrel-aged beers. Together they honed in on ....

Epic Brewing Elder Brett Release #4 Review

February 24, 2014 News Leave a comment


Paste Magazine

Epic Brewing Elder Brett Release #4 Review
by Paste Magazine.
For their foray into using wild yeast, Utah’s Epic Brewery made a wise choice to partner with Crooked Stave Artisanal Beer Project, a boutique brewery based in Denver that specializes in making sour, funky, barrel-aged beers. Together they honed in on ….

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