The days may be starting to get longer, but things are slowly fading into darkness over at the Mountain Sun trio of pubs as they prepare for their 20th season of Stout Month. Their brewers have been busy for the last six months brewing up special recipes that will be on tap starting February 1st at all three locations in Boulder and Denver. This week they released a list of some of the stouts they plan to offer up for Stout Month February 1-28, 2013. Some of them are returning favorites, while others are brand new creations.
The following is a list of stouts from their recent newsletter that you'll be able to choose from starting February 1st.
2013 Stout Month Beers
Old School Dry-Irish Stout
Sharkbite Foreign-style Stout - 2011 Homebrew Contest Winner
Addiction Coffee Imperial Stout - 2010 World Beer Cup Silver Award Winner
Dropkick American Stout
Yonder Mountain Oatmeal Stout
Stoked Oak
Coconut Cream Stout
Trickster American Stout
Girl Scout Stout – 2010 Homebrew Contest Winner
Thunderhead Stout
Oat Lord Oatmeal Stout
48 Smooth Chai Stout - 2012 Homebrew Contest Winner
Chocolate Dip
Korova Cream Stout
Norwegian Wheat Stout
Dark Harvest Pumpkin Stout
Megatron American Imperial Stout
Oatimus Prime English Oatmeal Stout
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Does that list make you thirsty yet? It should. Better get your taste buds ready to plunge into darkness. It's always darkest before the light (of Spring beers). Stout Month will be celebrated at: Mountain Sun, Southern Sun and Vine Street Pub & Brewery.
Related articles:
- February 2013 Colorado Beer Festivals & Events Calendar.
- Avery Brewing sets plans on 2013 Beer Events.
- 2013 Events planned at Hops & Pie.
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Thursday, January 10, 2013
Mountain Sun pubs prepare for darkness
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