Beer Release: Summer Ale, Fremont Brewing

Fremont Brewing Company releases its Summer Ale next week with two events. The beer is typically available until September. The first event is at the brewery’s Urban Beer Garden, where the offerings will include five different infused versions of the beer. The second event is at Seattle’s Rhein Haus (formerly Von Trapp’s). Details about the beer and the events are below.

Fremont Summer Ale
Description: We invented the Cotton Gin, The Muppets, and toured with Hall & Oates before starting to make beer. Fremont Summer Ale is tangerine flower in a glass — endless days distilled into sweet nectar of barley and hops. Four hundred and twenty reasons to enjoy this beer. Summer Ale is our answer to bigger is better. One grain, one hop. Simplicity…yet so much more. “Beer has food value, but food has no beer value.”—VWP

Down & Dirty: 2-Row Pale malt and Amarillo hops
ABV: 5.2%
IBU: 45
Color: Straw yellow
Aroma: Tangerine, spice, floral
Flavor: Citrus, dank, juicy
Availability: April 1-Sept 30

Wednesday, March 25th
Location: Urban Beer Garden (1050 N 34th St)
Time: 5-9pm
Details:


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In addition to regular Summer Ale, five infusions on tap.
Fremont staff members will be around to chat with folks.

Fremont_Rhein-HausThursday, March 26th (event poster attached)
Location: Rhein Haus (912 12TH AVE/ SEATTLE/ WA 98122)
Time: 5-9pm
Details:


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Summer Ale plus a few select Summer Ale infusions
Summer Ale Bratwursts
Fremont’s Head Brewer & Other Staff Members present
Raffle
Grand Prize: Brew a Batch of Summer Ale with Fremont Brewing
Other Prizes: Fremont and Rhein Haus swag
$1 raffle tickets benefiting Treehouse for Kids
Corn Hole
Bocce

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