Avery Brewing Company, which has established itself as one of the true lynchpins of the Colorado craft beer scene thanks to nearly three decades of brewing experience and excellence, has decided to go the mischievous route with its latest endeavor, a white ale that is dubbed Little Rascal.
Long-time fans of Avery Brewing will recognize the rascal reference thanks to the company's flagship Belgian-style white ale, the White Rascal. This latest reinterpretation of that classic brew features the classic ingredients such as Belgian yeast, but then features an unexpected twist with the infusion of citrus-first hops, namely the Meyer lemon, Lemondrop and Citron Limon varieties.
As a result, this white ale turns out to be a concoction that is eminently sessionable thanks to the liberal citrus notes and its manageable ABV of only 4.5 percent.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Citrus-infused Beers
- Breweries can experiment with adding citrus flavors to various beer types to create new and exciting taste combinations.
- Sessionable Beers
- There is a growing demand for lower ABV beers that are perfect for longer sessions and casual drinking occasions.
- Variations on Classic Beers
- Breweries can add unexpected twists to classic beer recipes to create new and enticing flavors.
Sectors Adopting This
- Craft Brewing
- Small craft brewers can capitalize on the trend towards experimentation and create unique and interesting beer varieties.
- Alcoholic Beverages
- The trend of adding unexpected flavor twists to classic alcoholic beverages could lead to new product offerings and increased sales.
- Hospitality
- Bars and restaurants can cater to the growing demand for sessionable beers and unique beer flavors by offering a diverse selection on their menus.
