18 August 2010

HBG4 featuring... Schlafly

The lineup of beers at Hoosier Beer Geek's Fourth Anniversary Party continues. The seventh brewery we are announcing at HBG4 is...



Schlafly
St. Louis, Missouri

Schlafly Pumpkin Ale 2010 (1/6 bbl)
Style: Pumpkin Ale
8% Alcohol by Volume
Brewed with Butternut Squash and Pumpkin
Spiced with Cinnamon, Nutmeg and Clove
2008 HBG Pumpkin Beer Challenge (aka Pumpkingate) Winner

Schlafly Bourbon Barrel Ale (Bottles)
7.5% Alcohol by Volume (estimated)
This beer is a blend of Schlafly Barleywine aged in Jim Beam Bourbon Barrels and Pale Ale (English-Style Pale Ale)
This beer is only available for sale in the state of Kentucky!

Schlafly Bourbon Barrel-Aged Imperial Stout (Bottles)
Vertical tasting: 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009 (Only three bottles of each!)
10.5% Alcohol by Volume

As longtime friends of Hoosier Beer Geek, it wouldn't be a proper anniversary without some representation from the fine folks at Schlafly. They've come through in a big way with three limited release beers that you won't find in Indiana just everyday.

Tickets aren't sold out yet (beats me), so perhaps a reminder of that list is in order.

Draft:
Sun King Wee Mac Scottish Ale
Sun King Bitter Druid ESB
Sun King Osiris Pale Ale
Sun King Sunlight Creme Ale
Upland Wheat
Ram Big Horn Oktoberfest
Rock Bottom Downtown The Hammer Baltic Porter
Brugge Pooka
Brugge Spider
Schlafly Pumpkin Ale

Bottles:
Lafayette Brewing Co. Tippecanoe Common Ale
Great Divide Double Wit
Stone Brewdog Bashah
Heavy Seas Smoke on the Water
Tyranena La Femme Amere
Schlafly Bourbon Barrel Ale
Schlafly Bourbon Barrel-Aged Imperial Stout

Firkin:
Upland Dragonfly (Dry Hopped)

Tamales:
-beef in red sauce tamales (mild)
-chicken in green sauce tamales (mild)
-black beans & cheese in green sauce tamales (vegetarian)
-veggie tamales (potatoes,
zucchini, mushrooms, corn, peas,
onion, tomato, garlic, light jalapenos)
-spicy chipotle beef tamales (hot)
-spicy chicken in green sauce tamales (hot)
-poblano chili and cheese tamales (vegetarian, sometimes hot)
-hot & spicy pork tamales (hot)

Homemade chips, salsa, and guacamole

About HBG4:
It will be held Saturday, August 28th, starting at 6pm. Sun King Brewing will again be hosting us at their brewery at 135 N. College Avenue, Indianapolis. Tickets are $30 (plus $1.99 for online fees) for regular tickets and $20 (plus $1.99 for online fees) for designated drivers. Tickets are available online only and are in limited supply. And yes, the tickets are on sale now.

If you didn't attend last year, you can see what you missed here. But if you did attend last year, you'll find it to be similar. Here is what we have so far (please note that all of this is subject to change).

Regular attendees will receive a commemorative tasting glass that can be used to sample various quality beers from our favorite Indiana breweries as well as a few other breweries. Additionally, you'll be able to select a few larger pours of your favorite beers. Designated drivers will have a selection of non-alcoholic beverages such as soda, pop, cola... whatever regional term you like. And bottled water, of course.

All attendees will get to enjoy food from The Tamale Place. Those of you who have been know how good their food is. And those of you who have not been are in for a treat. There will be a variety of tamale flavors to sample, including vegetarian friendly options.

There will also be chips and salsa and such for your enjoyment all night as well.

And what's a party without gifts? And by gifts, I mean us giving stuff to you! That's right, prizes and giveaways and all sorts of stuff.

We're still filling in all the details, but if you've been to our events, you know it is a good time. And all tickets will be sold online. Tickets are not available at Sun King nor will they be available at the door. So don't miss out.

We appreciate that you follow us for the latest and craziest in the Indiana craft beer world. And we hope you'll come out and celebrate with us our fourth year of tomfoolery.

1 comment:

  1. I am excited about the pumpkin. They make the only one I really enjoy.

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