Carton Brewing (June 2017)

Just another case of TTB label hunting, so probably not. That is to say, label might be ready, but the product itself may still be in the works; far from production. Of course, I could be wrong

 

I have no personal knowledge of the release, but based on the fact that many of the locals with Carton ties (OH, Interboro) having been experimenting with lupulin powder recently as well, I'd expect to see this sooner rather than later.

 

we saw the Beach label like a year before it came out.

 

Yikes, oh well will patiently wait

 

@augiecarton are you saying this is double dry hopped?

 

Looking forward to this one! In the meantime, more Boat cans please!!

 

Gonna have to throw that on the can in a nice bold font so people know

 

I am very curious to see what this dry hopping actually translates to. If it includes all of Boat's hops that's a lot of varieties. My guess is for an anniversary release.

 

pretty sure i say "new money" hopped its on the side there, where i always say what i say

 

my favorite part of the label by far

 

Wilco report, no beach : ( Tons of 5 day old o dub though and some cases of hop pun

 

Ha all "thieves" will like this post!

 

Hoppun is everywhere right now doesn't seem to be flying off the shelves. Have seen it and IDIPA in multiple stores every week for quite some time.. Anyone know how large the production runs are and whether this is all the same batch?

 

@augiecarton So is this one coming in a sticker label can too?

 

no but i am working on some sticker cans for other things

 

2 x 300bbl one in march one in may (our average run at home is 45bbl)

 

Didn't realize that was a newer Hoppun, I'd been avoiding it. Time to buy more, I love that beer.

 

you can always check can dates. but as a guide we do 5 beers at two roads, all were developed to be "fridge drinking beers" they are to solve another of the problems we saw when we started carton; that there was no decent-drinking-jersey-beer in our stores when we ran in before a BBQ or football game. with this project you should just be able to grab them at your store without much fuss throw them in your fridge and drink them when you are thirsty. none should knock you out, but each should develop if you have a couple in a row. they should each last on shelves (by recipe design and production/allocation amounts) for a couple weeks and then in your fridge for another couple without needing to panic to get to them. we really just want them to be good neighborhood beers for our neighbors (and us )

 

I stopped stressing over canning dates with Carton beers once I had a 2 1/2 month old Odub Motueka. Still tasted amazing at that amount of time.

 

Same here - Carton beers hold up pretty well compared to a lot of other NJ breweries.