Surely, you've heard of The Festival!
When: Saturday 23 June, 2 sessions: 12-4 pm and 5:30-9:30 pm and Sunday, 24 June 12-5 pm
Where: Mechanics Hall, Worcester, MA
What: $60 per session or $160 for all 3 sessions. Purchase tickets through Evenbrite at http://thefestival2012.eventbrite.com/
There are still tickets left for The Festival
this weekend. 12% and Shelton Brothers have teamed up to showcase our
small breweries, many of whom have brewed special beers for the fest or
who are bringing beers never seen before on these shores. This isn't
your typical beer fest with sales reps slinging samples of something you
can buy at the corner store. Rather, we'll have every single brewer and
cider and mead maker in attendance so that you can interact with them
personally and ask them about their wares. You could spend thousands of
dollars travelling to all of these breweries or you can meet them all in
one convenient place. You're welcome!
You can find a list of the brewers and cider and mead makers who will be present here: http://www.the-festival.us/breweries/ There are too many to list but here's a sampling: Anchorage Brewing, Baird, Cantillon, De Dochter van de Korenaar, De Ranke, De Molen, Dieu du Ciel!, Emelisse, Evil Twin, Hill Farmstead, Jolly Pumpkin, Mikkeller, Nøgne Ø, Pretty Things, Stillwater, Thiriez, Yeastie Boys... Thirsty yet?
In
addition, the monks at the Abbey of Saint Sixtus have generously
allowed us to pour limited samples of Westvleteren 12º at the Festival
and festival attendees will have the chance to purchase one gift pack at
Julio's Liquors in Westborough, MA (1 per attendee; quantities are
limited) in advance of the official release in September. 100% of the
profits will be donated to the Abbey to help with their renovations.
Transportation:
No car? Get Real has organized a bus to the Festival from NYC on
Saturday. Tickets are $110 and include transportation and festival
admission. The bus leaves from Alewife Queens at 8 am. http://thefestivalbustrip.eventbrite.com/
Periodic updates about Shelton Brothers Importers events around New York City.
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Mahr's Bräu Dinner
When: Thursday, 21 June, 7 pm
Where: Jimmy's No. 43, 43 E. 7th Street
What: $45 (plus gratuity) for a family-style dinner paired with beers. Tickets are limited; purchase them at Brown Paper Tickets
The man from Mahr's, Stephan Michel, will be joining us at a dinner featuring his fantastic Franconian lagers from Bamberg, Germany.
The beers:
Where: Jimmy's No. 43, 43 E. 7th Street
What: $45 (plus gratuity) for a family-style dinner paired with beers. Tickets are limited; purchase them at Brown Paper Tickets
The man from Mahr's, Stephan Michel, will be joining us at a dinner featuring his fantastic Franconian lagers from Bamberg, Germany.
- Leicht - only 2.8% AND full of flavor
- Pils
- Hell
- Ungespundet - the classic unfiltered lager
- Weisse
- Saphir Weisse - hoppy wheat beer with Saphir hops
- Der Weissebock
- ETA Hoffman - dunkel
- Unfiltered Pils - special gravity keg
Franconia,
in Northern Bavaria, boasts more breweries per square mile than
anywhere else in the world and 9 of these breweries are located within
the city limits of Bamberg. The Mahr's Gasthaus has been around since
1670 and is one of the most picturesque places to have a beer in Bamberg
and well as our favorite. Mahr's Brau brews small batches of beers
that are unpasteurized and full of flavor and character; most of them
are unfiltered as well. Come to Jimmy's for a taste of Franconia!
Monday, June 11, 2012
Tuesday $10 Tastings
Every Tuesday at 7:30 pm, Mike Lovullo of Union Beer hosts a $10 tasting at Jimmy's No. 43. $10 gets you tastings of 6 different beers.
This Tuesday, 12 June, I'll be joining him as he samples British and British-style beers including Adnams Southwold Bitter, Timothy Taylor Landlord, Coniston Old Man Ale, and De Molen Engels.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE NEW ZEALAND TASTING HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL JULY
Next Tuesday, 19 June, join us as we sample beers from the Southern Hemisphere, including beers from some of our New Zealand breweries: Epic Brewing, Tuatara, 8 Wired, and the Yeastie Boys (beer list tbd). Bring Your Own Sheep.
This Tuesday, 12 June, I'll be joining him as he samples British and British-style beers including Adnams Southwold Bitter, Timothy Taylor Landlord, Coniston Old Man Ale, and De Molen Engels.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE NEW ZEALAND TASTING HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL JULY
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tuatara,
yeastie boys
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