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Beer Baron: O so s back, baby, with a banger duo of whiskey barrel stouts | Dining

CHRIS DROSNER For the State Journal For good reason, the bourbon barrel stout is the apex predator of the craft beer world. It’s rich and bold, at once complex and utterly unsubtle. Every brewery knows the cachet these dark dandies have with beer geeks, and many breweries make them. Nearly all are pretty good — the combination of stout’s chocolate-coffee-dark-fruit and bourbon’s oaky vanilla just works — but remarkably few are great. A new barrel-aged stout from O’so Brewing of Plover just joined that latter group. This should-be hit, called Narcissist, comes just ahead of a major turning point for O’so. Owners Marc and Katina Buttera have been working to open a new brewery for years, with one setback after another delaying or scuttling plans. Marc Buttera once told me hoped to break ground in 2016 on a new brewery and taproom. That was in 2014.

Beer Baron: Operation SOS seeks to boost restaurants and bars with beer sales

The state Department of Revenue blocked an attempt to offer sales exclusively through businesses most heavily affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Beer Baron: Break out the Apocalypse Bingo cards for Ale Asylum s new direction | Dining

Beer Baron’s Beers of the Year 2020: Worst Year Ever Edition Let’s take inventory of the most unforgettable, symbolic and just downright delicious beers of 2020. 1 of 8 This was not the best new beer Madison’s Ale Asylum released this year, but it was unquestionably the most successful, and it’s obvious why without even cracking open the can. This beer’s label perfectly captured the zeitgeist at the time of its release in early April, and it never really stopped resonating. The pilsner was followed by a hazy pale ale version, and both were taken national by the new Wisconsin-based distributor Brew Pipeline. Locally, the brewery has offered the FVCK COVID duo and many of its other beers for $6 a six-pack for most of the year. By the way, my favorite new Ale Asylum beer also had a “ugh, 2020” theme: MRDR HRNT, the first in a new “Apocalypse Bingo” series. It’s a pale ale heavily dosed with Mosaic,

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