It's fall which means the pumpkin flavored ale is going to be flowing like water, but if you're looking to explore other produce of the season the Stone 24 Carrot Golden Ale could be your new fave. If you're a little unsure how the Stone 24 Carrot Golden Ale will fair on your pallet, you can rest assured it's worth a try being that it won the American Homebrewers Association competition this year.
The Stone 24 Carrot Golden Ale is brewed using a unique concoction of carrots, raisins, cinnamon and vanilla bean to achieve just the right balance between being savory and refreshing. Dessert fans will go wild over the Stone 24 Carrot Golden Ale, so try picking some up and bringing it to Thanksgiving dinner this year.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Alternative Produce Beers
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