The Mattingly Brewing Company may now be producing full scale productions of beer, but that doesn’t stop them from showing off what’s yet to come. Tonight, Head Brewer Drew Huerter and Assistant Brewer Jerid Saffell will be offering their Elderberry Irish Ale.
Be sure to head out tonight and taste some of Drew and Jerid’s excellent beer.
The Mattingly Brewing Company may now be producing full scale productions of beer, but that doesn’t stop them from showing off what’s yet to come. Tonight, Head Brewer Drew Huerter and Assistant Brewer Jerid Saffell will be offering their Bright Nights Wheatwine.
Here’s Jerid with a little information about the beer:
Bright Nights Wheatwine features 2 malts, American wheat and German Vienna. They combine to create a big malty backdrop for the 50 ibu’s of hop bitterness. There will be 2 kegs of this served at the same time. One keg has been dry hopped with Summit and Ahtanum hops while the other is served with no dry hops. The beers are amazingly different and it’s a good way to see just how dramatically dry hopping changes a beer. 8% a.b.v, served in snifters.
Here’s a look at what to expect next week:
3/10 – Elderberry Irish Ale
Be sure to head out tonight and taste some of Drew and Jerid’s excellent beer.
The Mattingly Brewing Company may now be producing full scale productions of beer, but that doesn’t stop them from showing off what’s yet to come. Tonight, Head Brewer Drew Huerter and Assistant Brewer Jerid Saffell will be offering their Pinball Blizzard Rye IPA.
Here’s Drew with a little song about the beer:
Ever since I was a young boy
I’ve known the emerald ball
From Willi down to Oregon
I must have smelt them all
But I ain’t seen too much of them
In any harvest fall
This crazy frothing hophead
Sure craves a mean tall pull
Here’s a Pinball Blizzard
This pint, it can’t be missed
A Pinball Blizzard
Its got hoploads by the fist
There ain’t no competition
Can’t taste those Founders and Bells
Taste those cones a poppin’
Obey your sense of smell
Always get a refill
Never spill at all
Those crazy, brash, fun kids
Sure brewed a mean Pinball!
6.6% ABV 66 IBUs brewed with over 6lbs of hops per barrel
Here’s a look at what to expect over the next couple of weeks:
3/3 – Wheatwine
3/10 – Elderberry Irish Ale
Be sure to head out tonight and taste some of Drew and Jerid’s excellent beer.
The Mattingly Brewing Company may now be producing full scale productions of beer, but that doesn’t stop them from showing off what’s yet to come. Tonight, Head Brewer Drew Huerter and Assistant Brewer Jerid Saffell will be offering their Learn To Fly English IIPA.
Here’s Jerid giving a little information about the beer:
Learn To Fly English IIPA packs a tremendous hop punch of 144 IBU’s generated from imported Kent Goldings and Fuggles hops. A sweeter malt profile than it’s American counterpart backs up all the bitterness. Rounding it out is a traditional English Ale yeast. 9% A.B.V., served in snifters.
Here’s a look at what to expect over the next couple of weeks:
2/24 – Pinball Blizzard Rye IPA
3/3 – Wheatwine
3/10 – Elderberry Irish Ale
Be sure to head out tonight and taste some of Drew and Jerid’s excellent beer.
The Mattingly Brewing Company may now be producing full scale productions of beer, but that doesn’t stop them from showing off what’s yet to come. Tonight, Head Brewer Drew Huerter and Assistant Brewer Jerid Saffell will be offering their Oak Aged Old Harbinger American Barleywine .
Here’s Drew giving a little information about the beer:
Old Harbinger American Barleywine is our entry into the venerable style pioneered by Anchor’s Old Foghorn, Sierra Nevada’s Bigfoot, Great Divide’s Old Ruffian, Rogue Old Crustacean and many others.
Old Harbinger is hopped at a rate of 4.1 lbs/bbl to 90 IBUs with Magnum, Summit and fresh ‘09 crop Cascade, Willamette and Chinook, and weighing in at at hefty 25.6 degrees Plato (1.109 for you specific gravity types) it is one of the biggest and hoppiest brews yet from the cellars at Mattingly Brewing Company. This version was aged on Medium-Toast American Oak chips. At 11.8% ABV this is winter warmer of the highest order. *served by the snifter
Here’s a look at what to expect over the next couple of weeks:
2/17 – Learn to Fly IPA – English Imperial IPA
2/24 – Pinball Blizzard Rye IPA
3/3 – Wheatwine
3/10 – Elderberry Irish Ale
Be sure to head out tonight and taste some of Drew and Jerid’s excellent beer.
The Mattingly Brewing Company may now be producing full scale productions of beer, but that doesn’t stop them from showing off what’s yet to come. Tonight, Head Brewer Drew Huerter and Assistant Brewer Jerid Saffell will be offering their Anniversary Ale I: Spiced Belgian Dark Strong Ale .
Here’s Drew giving a little information about the beer:
It has been a year already since our first production batch has come on tap at Mattingly Brewing Company. Well, over a year, actually, about 13 months, but that is beside the point. The point is that means it is time to celebrate the best way we know how. With a new beer!
Enter: Anniversary Ale I: Spiced Belgian Strong Ale. An amber elixir concocted from six malts, four spices, three hops, two sugars and our Belgian yeast culture, it is an aromatic and complex beer fit for savoring. 8% ABV *served by the snifter
Here’s a look at what to expect over the next couple of weeks:
2/10 – Oak Aged Old Harbinger American Barleywine
2/17 – Learn to Fly IPA – English Imperial IPA
2/24 – Pinball Blizzard Rye IPA
3/3 – Wheatwine
3/10 – Elderberry Irish Ale
Be sure to head out tonight and taste some of Drew and Jerid’s excellent beer.
Let’s face it, February sucks. It’s too cold, too dark and pretty boring. But, one of the best parts about Winter is that it’s the perfect time of year to drink some big, dark stouts.
Luckily Mattingly Brewing Company’s head brewer Drew Huerter agrees with that notion and has decided to celebrate the dark and cold by giving us a bunch of dark and cold beer. Drew has deemed his event the Big Black Beer Bash.
This Saturday, February 6th beginning at 4pm, Mattingly will have Black Forest Maple Imperial Stout and Bourbon Oak American Stout on tap as well as some selections from Drew and Jerid’s personal cellars to share. Like what from their personal cellars?
If you’re looking to warm up, this selection of beer is about the best way to do it.
