Side Project Brewing (2024)

I'm excited that it sounds like they will be focusing on the small format fruited sour series again coming up. Those are the beers that got me into Side Project and the releases have been so infrequent lately. Though I am also someone who loves Blueberry Flanders and still considers Fuzzy the best Side Project beer ever which I realize is not the majority opinion

 

I’m hoping for new blends of Fencerow &/or Thicket, those are my 2 favorites.

 

I honestly wouldn't mind seeing all of their wild beers packaged in 375ml bottles. Would be nice to see Gin Barrel Saison du Fermier come back around as well

 

Also Raspe. They're all excellent.

 

Public package release for D18 on Thursday. Wasn't 100% sure they'd do one.

 

D18 package public release 4/18

 

I’ll admit I judge bleu by the label and wrote it off. Read the description and it sounds good, but I’m still not buying the package lol. But as far as packages go it’s one of the more appealing ones

 

It’s a lot easier to solo doom a 375 of sour beer vs a 750. More approachable on any regular night rather than with friends. I like the smaller format for sours as well.

 

Crushable and or delicate/soft saisons should be in 750s. Extremely sour or otherwise very strong flavors should be in 375s. I would love to see the Pulling Nails series go to 375ml. I've had a few I liked a lot but none that I could drink a full 750 solo.

 

I waffled on it, but knew I'd end up buying OdB '22 anyway. Probably will still buy more of that.

 

Now bookend Zwanze weekend IP releases

 

Any idea what the garage release on the 21st is?

 

Shit I just skimmed right over the release on the 19th as well

 

Pretty sure it’s derivation 18

same exact thing happened with db derivation vanilla

 

Obviously the Monkish Collab, right @Heisenbrew

 

Damn they bottled that much to release no limit packages to LC & a no limit public release & a garage release…

 

And BA Safe Terminal

 

What’s the monkish collab and BA safe terminal? Will any of those be released to the public?

 

A stout brewed four years ago that’s been blended into three beers at this point and still hasn’t been released as its own thing.

BA Safe Terminal is a beer that’s been anticipated for seven years now.

 

I’m feeling pretty confident it’s ba safe terminal, I got a feeling