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Grapefruit Revolution and 801 Special Dry Hops

 Shades of Pale's Grapefruit Revolution got some proper labeling today. SOP's citrus bomb (with no citrus) has been a huge success for brew master Trent Farger and assistant brewer Márcio Buffolo. The hop forward session IPA has garnered a huge following since it's release. You should start seeing the new labels in the coming days. ...

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New Squatters Beer Supports Refugees and Immigrants

To show solidarity with our refugee and immigrant communities, Squatters Craft Beers has brewed a "Middle Eastern Witbier" featuring ingredients indigenous to some of the countries singled out by President Trump’s recent travel ban. All proceeds from the sale of the beer will benefit the Utah Chapter of the International Rescue Committee, ...

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The Zion Curtain Bill Revealed to be a Dissaster

Only in Utah can you take a shitty law that 70% of the people hate and find a way to make it even worse. That's happened to the newly unveiled Zion Curtain bill. After being revealed yesterday, the specifics of HB442, a bill that was supposed to bring sanity back to the restaurant industry was revealed to have an insane amount of modificati ...

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New Beer Friday – Fisher Edition

Not only is it New Beer Friday, but it's New Brewery Friday as well. After nearly a year of waiting the A. Fisher Brewing Company officially (re)opens to the public tomorrow. The Fisher boys hope to have 12 beers on tap by Saturday morning, I have some tasting notes on most of those - some won't be tapped until Saturday morning. Let's get to ...

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The A. Fisher Brewing Co. "Re-opens" This Weekend

Unless you've been living under a rock for the last year, we here in Utah's craft beer community have been waiting patiently for the resurrection of one of Utah's most iconic breweries from the 19th and 20th Centuries, the A. Fisher Brewing Co. Originally founded in 1886 by German immigrant Albert Fisher, the Fisher Brewing Co. operated in SLC ...

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Valentine’s Day Sours for the Sweet!

Valentine's Day is generally reserved for the sweet. Not this year, if you're a beer geek and and really want to impress your significant other then today is all about those sour of heart. Today, we have two beer releases; and trust me, even if you don't have anyone to cause your lips to pucker today, these beers will fill the bill, nicely. ...

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New Beer Friday 2/10/17

Well, it's not really biggly today, but I did find three new brews for you. Hang in there, it's nearly the weekend. Shades of Pale's Double Trouble -  Pours out a nice, rich golden color, with small, soft, fluffy head. Hops dominate the aroma, some nice citrus, fruity sweetness. Taste continues with more of the hop forward flav ...

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Uinta’s Rotating Park Series Golden Ale

Over the last couple of months we've been previewing Uinta's new Golden Ale that will feature rotating tributes to the diverse and the natural beauty that our National Park system promotes and protects.  While the beer inside the can will remain the same, the outer packaging will feature a rotating line-up of National Parks. Brewed w ...

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Shades of Pale’s New Double Trouble DIPA

Tomorrow, Shades of Pale will be releasing Double Trouble, their newest IPA. This new IPA is a Northeast Style DIPA that dials in at 10% ABV. This beer is described as having incredible grapefruit aroma, with citrus fruits flavors and medium bitterness - extremely juicy, super fruity and boast a high drinkability (At 10%, I'd not ...

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Baja Brewing Coming in 2017

Baja, California's first craft brewery will be sending their unique styles of craft beer to Utah in the coming months. "Since its inception in 2007, Baja Brewing Company has been pushing the boundaries of Mexican beer". Says, Jordan Gardenhire, Founder and Brewmaster of Baja Brewing Company. The company’s mission from the start was to ...

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