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Os, I'm happy to share my still Art* with you!

*By this, I mean the bottle of Art that was Art when I bought it, and has remained Art since then. You know, it's still Art.
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seriously though, it is my favorite beer of all time
 
New CW offering this morning, which I assume means it'll hit the retail store next week:

Works of Love: Tired Hands.

Our friend Jean Broillet IV of Tired Hands joined us last June at the brewery to brew two beers. The first was Karma Emulsion, and the second was a special Farmstead® ale with aromatic spicebush. Fermented and conditioned in our oak foudres, this was bottled in July of 2016 and allowed to evolve into a beautiful expression of our long friendship and shared vision.

Ingredients: American Malted Barley; Wheat; Oats; Hops; Spicebush (Lindera Benzoin); Dextrose; and our Well Water.

Brewed: June 2016
Bottled: July 21, 2016
 
Taylor road you're going to struggle with without 4wd. Lots of people backing g down the hill and can't get up. Take sails when you can make that right
 
New CW offering this morning, which I assume means it'll hit the retail store next week:

Works of Love: Tired Hands.

Our friend Jean Broillet IV of Tired Hands joined us last June at the brewery to brew two beers. The first was Karma Emulsion, and the second was a special Farmstead® ale with aromatic spicebush. Fermented and conditioned in our oak foudres, this was bottled in July of 2016 and allowed to evolve into a beautiful expression of our long friendship and shared vision.

Ingredients: American Malted Barley; Wheat; Oats; Hops; Spicebush (Lindera Benzoin); Dextrose; and our Well Water.

Brewed: June 2016
Bottled: July 21, 2016
In Local Flora class, during undergrad, we would remember the spicebush nomenclature as "Linda bends over and smells her spicy bush."
Simpler times....

ISO for a change.
 

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