Freckled Mary is a blend of our barrel fermented wild ales that was aged on an obscene amount of Bishop’s Orchards blueberries for three months.
This beer pours a thick and rich deep purple in color and has an intense aroma of blueberry cobbler. Its flavor profile is dominated by a huge mouthful of ripe blueberries, concord grapes, blackberries, and boysenberries.
Freckled Mary is the quintessential expression of our wild ale program for the end of summer into early fall. It is a refresher that will help one get through the waning days of warmth and into the brisk months ahead.
Part of my fascination with wine and beer and the line between them has taken me on a trip down a rabbit-hole of winemaking techniques and concepts. In my every evolving drive to try new and creative things, I was bound to quickly learn about Methodé Champenoise and how to apply it to beer. Methodé […]
In a previous life, I worked a job where I was required to learn about grape and wine varietals. It is part of what inspired me to blur the lines between wine and beer. Knowing the characteristics of grape varietals has helped me, immensely, with choosing the recipes and grapes that will work best. A […]
Fall is fast approaching and we’re getting in the swing of brewing up some seasonal beers. Our focus the past year has been brewing farmhouse ales, and we ended up deciding on brewing up a spiced farmhouse ale to allow us to further study the complexities of this style. We’re against brewing a pumpkin beer, […]