Evil Twin Adding The New Year’s Eve Ball Drop Is Best Viewed From My Television, Greenhouse Pils Hersbrucker Edition, All Means Of Transportation Must Obey To The “Pedestrian Has The Right Of Way” Rule, The Sour Adaptation Of The Nomadic Approach To Reinventing The Wheel, Ever Since I Moved To New York City My Wardrobe Has Shifted To Mostly Black, Silent Night In A New York City Taproom & I Instantly Get Annoyed By Any Hybrid Food Creation, No Matter How Delicious It Sounds

Other than avoiding a C&D letter, I’m missing these long-format names from Evil Twin can possibly encourage someone to seek out or try to order these beers.  Go ahead an order one at a noisy bar or try to call your local bottle shop and see if they have it in stock.  In any case, today we have more from Evil Twin: The New Year’s Eve Ball Drop Is Best Viewed From My Television is a double dry-hopped DIPA with Nelson hops (8.5%-AbV), Greenhouse Pils Hersbrucker Edition German-style pilsner with Hersbrucker hops (5%-AbV), All Means Of Transportation Must Obey To The “Pedestrian Has The Right Of Way” Rule double dry-hopped IPA with Riwaka and Wakatu hops (6.5%-AbV), The Sour Adaptation Of The Nomadic Approach To Reinventing The Wheel sour IPA with lactose, orange, coconut and marshmallow extract (8%-AbV), Ever Since I Moved To New York City My Wardrobe Has Shifted To Mostly Black double dry-hopped triple IPA (10%-AbV, 16oz cans), Silent Night In A New York City Taproom Belgian-style pale ale with Belgian Candi sugar (12%-AbV, 16oz cans) and I Instantly Get Annoyed By Any Hybrid Food Creation, No Matter How Delicious It Sounds is a double dry-hopped triple IPA with Citra and Riwaka hops (10.1%-AbV).  These are all 16oz cans and stay tuned for release info…and hopefully easier names to remember.