New Real Ale Labels

Discussion in 'Southwest' started by Tuck_leepulin, Feb 17, 2015.

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  1. Jovial_Libations

    Jovial_Libations Initiate (0) Jan 30, 2015 Texas

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  2. H0rnedFr0gs

    H0rnedFr0gs Initiate (0) Mar 12, 2012 Texas

    To clarify the C&C line has been ordered...not delivered nor installed. Regardless it's in the works. And distilling.

    And hidden in all of this is the launch of 22's. I lost the collateral but one of the 3 will be an stout...as I understood it a recreation of their 15th anniversary. So besides being f-ing awesome it means MVXV should return at some point
     
  3. Jovial_Libations

    Jovial_Libations Initiate (0) Jan 30, 2015 Texas

    Went to the Mysterium Verum tapping last night. Brad, Erik, Bailey and most of the Real Ale people were cool. Super cool people. Looks like they're thinking about bottling the MV series but it'd most likely cost north of $15 if they did. Scots Gone Wild is just amazing!
     
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  4. Techichi

    Techichi Pooh-Bah (2,061) Sep 25, 2012 Texas
    Pooh-Bah

    A 750 of a solid sour for $15-$18 is fine by me. Especially if it's as good as everyone is saying.
     
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  5. Jovial_Libations

    Jovial_Libations Initiate (0) Jan 30, 2015 Texas

    One of the best sours I've ever had. Usually not a fan of expensive bombers but would easily pay $15-$20 for Scots Gone Wild in a heart beat. Morgul is nice and smooth but not mind blowing. Devil's Share had some interesting flavors too, definitely get the red wine barrel along with dill pickle lol.
     
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  6. ElChuques

    ElChuques Initiate (0) Oct 8, 2014 Arkansas

    I had Codex Triplex and Vol XVII. Both were incredible.
     
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  7. Heretic42

    Heretic42 Savant (1,118) Aug 31, 2011 Texas

    MV is hit or miss for me, but not all of the beers in the series are sour, just barrel aged. I definitely welcome the arrival in bottles though.
     
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  8. Phil_S

    Phil_S Initiate (0) Feb 14, 2013 Texas

    I'd have absolutely no problem paying $20 for a C&C bomber of Scots, Benedictum, Highlander, Kraken..... need i continue?
     
  9. TxUltraRunner

    TxUltraRunner Initiate (0) Aug 16, 2012 Texas

    Benedictum, Imperium, Empire...nice series of beer.
     
  10. FreetailBrewing

    FreetailBrewing Initiate (0) Jun 23, 2007 Texas

    Does Real Ale ever do anything wrong?

    [Hint: No]

    New packaging and website are slick! Love that hop chain ring logo on the new tap handles
     
  11. starkmarvelo

    starkmarvelo Initiate (0) Jan 20, 2010 Texas

    The new White cans look slick!
     
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  12. jamescain

    jamescain Initiate (0) Jul 14, 2009 Texas

    Realtail in a RA C&C with FT wax? Impossible to open? Challenge accepted...
     
  13. tpgraham

    tpgraham Initiate (0) Mar 18, 2013 Texas

    Based on the TABC approval, the ABV on 4 Squared has been upped from 5.6% (currently on their website) to 7% so it must have gone through a recipe change as well. Interesting that their Pale Ale will be a higher ABV than their IPA.
     
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  14. tx_beer_man

    tx_beer_man Pundit (902) Jan 22, 2013 Texas
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    I guess doing GBH has it perks :wink: RA reached out to me a few days ago and I spoke with their Marketing Manager yesterday. They got some great things in the works in addition to their new logo, designs, bombers etc. Lots still under wraps but what's already been released:
    • the RIS bomber, Commisar, is 15th Anny
    • the red ale bomber, Red King, is Brewer's Cut 004 imperial red ale
    • Full Moon is now a Rye IPA
    • Tenebrae Aeterna is the newest Mysterium Verum (brown sour)
    • The next Anny beer, 19th is the Baltic Porter, and it comes out at their Anniversary Party in April with 50 other beers on tap
    Also, thanks to @aschwab consistent posting of TABC's approvals...its therefore public that the Gose will be in cans and Kriek is coming out soon....she said they're doing their best to tell the market not to a expect sour beer.

    I had no clue about Commisar and Red King but am pumped to get those in my fridge.
     
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  15. Techichi

    Techichi Pooh-Bah (2,061) Sep 25, 2012 Texas
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    The Commissar, Red King, and Real Heavy just started hitting stores around here. All three will be in my belly soon.
     
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  16. cam_williams

    cam_williams Initiate (0) Oct 3, 2012 Texas

    Also, Hans Pils in 12 packs!
     
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  17. rainerschuhsler

    rainerschuhsler Initiate (0) May 17, 2012 Texas

    From the label: "Fruits have long been incorporated in the brewing of beer, particularly in Belgium. The brewing traditions of this stylistically prolific nation are the inspiration for Brewers’ Cut Kriek, a Belgian-style Brown Ale of subtle caramel and dark malt character aged with tart cherries from the Willamette Valley. The beer finishes clean and dry, with a hint of cherry pie enticing you back for more."
     
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  18. Heretic42

    Heretic42 Savant (1,118) Aug 31, 2011 Texas

    Really wish Commisar was available in 4 packs.
     
  19. lilsquiggz

    lilsquiggz Initiate (0) Feb 17, 2015 Texas

    I'm confused. Is marketing telling us not to expect a sour beer because the Kriek and gose aren't sour? Or because they want it to be a surprise?
     
  20. uhcougar

    uhcougar Initiate (0) Mar 27, 2010 Texas

    I revisited some fresh Lost Gold last year, and I was presently surprised. Malt and hop flavors were so clean.
     
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