Tickets are available at the Sherborn Inn, Rose’s Automotive, Sherborn Wine & Spirits, Sherborn Market and Walgreens. Along with beer, authentic German Food will be available. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door. Tickets are $10 in advance,$15 at the door and are available at the brewery, 81 Morton St., or at /blog/2013/04/one-mission.Īnd, if you can’t make it there, the Sherborn Business Association is hosting its annual Summer Brewfest on Friday, May 31 from 6:30 p.m. The proceeds benefit One Mission, a childhood cancer foundation dedicated to improving the lives of pediatric cancer patients.Ĭonfirmed breweries include Jack’s Abby Brewing, Mahr’s, The Tap Brewing Company, Pretty Things Beer & Ale Project, Berkshire Brewing Company, Left Hand Brewing Company, Notch Beer, Watch City Brewing Company, John Harvard’s Brewery & Ale House, Blue Point Brewing, Martha’s Exchange, Thomas Hooker, Cape Cod Beer and Harpoon Brewery. at The Tavern, 102 Irving St., Framingham. The event will be on Friday, May 24 from 6:30 p.m. The event is co-sponsored by Jack’s Abby Brewing of Framingham and the Tavern. The first is the second annual Lager Cask Fundraiser to benefit One Mission. They were really solid and I’m looking forward to them drinking them again.Īnd finally, there are two local charity beer events to consider attending. Next week, Squatters beers (including Hop Rising and India Pale Ale) and Wasatch ( Polygamy Porter, Apricot Hefeweizen, the Devastator and Ghostrider) will be arriving in the state for the first time.
Looking for something completely new? Then, welcome the beers from the Utah Brewing Collaborative – Squatters and Wasatch – to the Bay State. a traditional can and really didn’t see much of a difference, but the can will come in handy for someone who wants a good beer in a place where glass bottles aren't allowed. The so-called "Sam Can" cost around $1 million to develop and has a specially designed mouth and lip shape to enhance the lager’s flavor. For the first time ever, the Samuel Adams Boston Lager is available in cans, along with the traditional bottles. It’s not a new beer, but the Boston Beer Company’s Boston Lager is going to look a little different. The new beer is called the 4:09 Pale Ale. The Wormtown Brewery in Worcester has also announced that it is brewing a new pale ale that will benefit those affected by the Boston Marathon bombings. It is brewed with brown rice, malted millet and malted buckwheat, rather than the typical barley or wheat malts. It comes in at a robust 9.33 percent ABV. I haven’t had a chance to try this beer yet, but I’ve had numerous gluten-free beers, and this appears to be the first attempt and a double India pale ale. Element Brewing Company has announced it is joining the gluten-free market with its new beer, the Plasma Sake-Double IPA.Ĭurrently, this gluten-free beer is available on draft and will be bottled later this summer.
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