Shipyard American Pale Ale Coming To The U.S. In April
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From Shipyard:
PORTLAND, ME – (March 27, 2014/mbb/) — Shipyard Brewing Company’s newest beer, Shipyard American Pale Ale, will be available nationwide in April. This refreshing session beer is bursting with grapefruit citrus flavor and features hops from the Pacific Northwest.
Shipyard American Pale Ale was first released in 2013 in the United Kingdom through a unique partnership between Shipyard Brewing Company and Marston’s in the UK. It turns out, beer drinkers across the pond love American beer (or “new world” beer as they call it) as much as we do. Hundreds of draft lines of Shipyard American Pale Ale are flowing in the UK.
Now, in 2014, Shipyard American Pale Ale is available in the US on draft and in bottles from sea to shining sea.
Follow this link to learn more about this beer from Shipyard’s VP of Sales and Marketing, Bruce Forsley.
More about Shipyard American Pale Ale:
Malt: English Pale, Whole Wheat
Hops: Challenger, Chinook, Citra, Polaris, Huell Melon, Cascade, Centennial
Yeast: Top-Fermenting English
Color: Golden
OG: 1.046
ABV: 4.5%
IBUs: 55
Availability: Year Round
Available: 12oz Bottles, 22oz Bottles, Kegs
The suggested retail price is $8.99 for 6-packs and $16.99 for 12-packs.
Why Marston’s? Marston’s owns Ringwood Brewery where Shipyard’s Master Brewer Alan Pugsley first learned to brew. American Pale Ale is the next stage of a partnership established between Ringwood and Shipyard to distribute Old Thumper in the US nearly 20 years ago.
Why the UK before the US? The seed for American Pale Ale began to sprout on July 4, 2012 when Master Brewer Alan Pugsley travelled to England to celebrate American Independence Day with Marston’s by brewing a collaborative beer called Independence Pale Ale. That celebratory beer quickly sold out and, based on customer demand for this American-style beer, American Pale Ale grew into the new interpretation of that first independence brew.
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