Devils Backbone Brewing Company

A Brave New Year

by dbmanager Friday January 29, 2010 @ 19:05 PM

Well it's a new year and a lot is planned for it.  We are having our second Mug Club Party Monday February 1.  I will be bringing out two vintage beers to celebrate, the oak aged Kilt Flasher Wee Heavy and the Grand Cru Belgian-style ale.  The next day I will be at the legendary Brickskeller in DC presenting our Tectonic Barleywine and the Kollaborator Dopplebock at the annual "Strong Beer Tasting".  The Kollaborator Dopplebock was a collaboration between my friends Matt Reich (former Head Brewer at Starr Hill) and John Bryce, Brewmaster of Blacksburg Brewing Company. All three of us have a lot of experience with German-style beers.  Matt did an internship at a brewery in Germany and John graduated from the Brewmaster's Program at VLB, a well regarded brewing school in Berlin.

We still are maintaining ten house beers on tap.  In the fermenters and aging tanks yet to go on tap are the following:

Schwartz Bier - German-style black lager

Three Ridges Belgian Triple - Belgian-style Triple

Old Virginia Dark - Old School American Dark Lager, brewed especially for the 75th anniversary of the beer can (originated in Richmond) and the Blue & Grey Breweriana show in Fredericksburg, VA feb 10-13th.

Turbo Cougar - Gourmet malt Liquor

Dead Bear Imperial Stout - English-style Imperial Stout

Imperial NBA (Nelson Brown Ale - A blend of dopplebock, imperial stout, and barleywine lightly dry hopped with Centennial hops. (65 gallons made)

Oak Aged Kollaborator - Dopplebock aged on both toasted oak spirals and chopped up barrels from Belmont Farms Distillery in Culpeper, VA. (65 gallons made)

Ale of Fergus - The original Scottish 60 Shilling ale.  A great dark malty session beer.

So, that's whats in store. More to follow.

Cheers,

Jason

 

 

 

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Steve Crandall, fearless leader who built the local community a brewpub that creates award winning beers and delicious foods!  When Steve is not drinking craft beer, he is building custom homes or out in the woods on an adventure.

 

Jason Oliver, head brewer has over 16 years of brewing experience, won the 2010 World Beer Cup Champion Brewery & Brewmaster Award for small brewpubs, and holds an international accreditation in brewing science.  Jason can also still do a mean backside layback on a skateboard half pipe.

 

Nate Olewine, lead brewer at the Outpost brewery which is nearing completion of construction recently joined our brew team.  Nate has come back home to his native town of Covington, VA.  Nate enjoys hiking and photography.

 

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