Silly Sour Ale Coming To U.S. From Global Beer

“Silly Sour captures the best of the Belgium’s old and new beer worlds, and the taste is spectacular,” said Steve Villani, president of Global Beer Network. “We say that there is power in sour, and Silly Sour provides a great, approachable sour beer that is a first of its kind.”

With just 5.5 percent alcohol by volume (ABV), Silly Sour has an acidic, yet warm tone that inspires the drinker to taste more and experience all the flavors.

Silly Sour Ale is brewed in Wallonia, a region of southern Belgium known as the birthplace of the Saison beer style. The original style of saison (meaning season) is a blend of two or three beers, with one of them being a slightly sour aged beer.

Historically, saison was a Belgian beer brewed on farms in the winter and consumed during the summer by farm workers. Each farm had its own brew style which was intended to provide workers with hydration due to the lack of potable water. The ale had to be strong enough to prevent spoilage, but not too strong to slow the farm work. Silly Sour takes this inspiration to provide beer lovers with an entirely new level of fresh sour beer flavor in a chestnut-colored ale.

Silly Sour is the latest from Brasserie de Silly

. The brewery is located in Silly, a very small farmer’s village that got its name from the little stream, the Sille, flowing through the center of the village.

“Brewing sour beers is very difficult and unpredictable,” added Villani. “With Silly Sour, Brasserie de Silly defines modern sour beer brewing and does it perfectly. More than ever, we see that beer drinkers want something fresh and flavorfully unique. Silly Sour does all that.”

The suggested retail price for new Silly Sour Ale is $11.99 for a four-pack of 11.2 oz. bottles or $9.99 for a 750 ML bottle. Silly Sour is available at craft beer retailers across the country.
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