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The Friday session for the Great American Beer Festival’s 40th anniversary wasn’t blessed by the crisp fall weather the festival often enjoys. Instead it was gray, damp, and a little chilly. In other words, perfect weather for a festival-appropriate warm flannel and malty beer.
Brewers Assocation
Obenchain didn t rule out some sort of public GABF gathering this year. We ll be exploring opportunities, and, if possible, there will be a public element, she says, noting that the BA, like other organizations, will have to wait to see if the COVID vaccine makes in-person events possible in 2021.
As for 2022, Obenchain believes there will be pent-up demand for large public festivals but she says the BA may reimagine what GABF will look like for its fortieth anniversary that year.
Registration for attendees of CBC, which is the largest craft-beer trade show in the country, will open in April; brewery registration for GABF begins in June. The awards will be announced on September 10.
Wookey Jack Returns From Firestone Walker Brewing In a Limited Run
Firestone Walker Brewing returns with a limited run of its fan favorite
Wookey Jack. Brewed in Venice, California at the brewery’s Propagator Pilot Brewhouse,
Wookey Jack is a Black Rye IPA that has earned a Gold Medal at the Great American Beer Festival on three occasions, most recently this past year in 2020.
Part of the Propagator Series,
Wookey Jack returns and remains true to the beer’s mantra: “Gnarly on the outside yet refined on the inside.” This latest batch of
Wookey Jack uses the original recipe that includes loads of dark malts with rye adding a spicy grain element. The hops are dank, sticky Citra and pungent Amarillo, both of which are incorporated into a massive dry-hop regimen.