Howdy-do, Boneheads! We got some new beers and some old beers in new formats and the return of an old favorite, so read on up for the haps with the hops!
First on up, on tap (and - more pertinently - available in growlers and crowlers*) is Boneheads! See, our friend(s) over at Heads Up Screenprinting - who have made a whole mess o' cool merch for us - are celebrating one year in business, and they wanted to brew up a collab beer to celebrate. Well, "brew up a collab beer to celebrate" just so happens to be our middle name,** so we brewed up a collab beer to celebrate! We brewed up a tasty, quaffable, lightly-hoppy lil' table beer that Stefan wanted to call "Tastes Like Shirt" and, no, so we landed on Boneheads, and let me tell you - he was pretty upset with himself that he did not think of that name off the bat. Anyway, we're gonna have this bad mamma jamma on tap for a bit, so come on out and drink some!
And speaking of beers that are on tap, we've got the return of an old favorite - which also happens to be brewed with/for some beer friends of ours - Out of Bounds! This here's the house beer for Thomson Country Club but, uh, there's probably not much golfing happening right now, which means all the more for us! And if you ain't "in the know," Out of Bounds is an IPA with a medium-strong nod to the West Coast and it's the perfect pairing with a day of "hitting the links" and "hittin' some bogeys" and also "taking seven mulligans because you're really bad at golf" and anyway we've got it available in growlers and crowlers right now!
And while we're on about IPA, we've got a little bit o' news that we were hoping to share last week (but which got delayed a smidge by an "equipment mishap") - we've got Wasted Life in four packs now! Wasted! Life! Four! Packs!
Oh! And! We sifted through the entries (both physical and electronic) for this month's coloring contest and we have a winner! Congrats to Brittany D. for this hot pink masterpiece, and @mermaidtailz and @wishuponawine for taking home honorable mentions! Adequate work, everyone!
* The company we bought our Crowler machine from made us sign paperwork stating that we would never refer to them as "crowlers," but only as "crowler-style cans." We feel extremely silly doing that, because it's a silly thing to do, so we don't do that.
** Thought exercise: if we, as a business, actually had a seldom-used middle name, where would it go? Between "Bone" and "Up" or between "Bone Up" and "Brewing Company"? Talk amongst yourselves.
* The company we bought our Crowler machine from made us sign paperwork stating that we would never refer to them as "crowlers," but only as "crowler-style cans." We feel extremely silly doing that, because it's a silly thing to do, so we don't do that.
** Thought exercise: if we, as a business, actually had a seldom-used middle name, where would it go? Between "Bone" and "Up" or between "Bone Up" and "Brewing Company"? Talk amongst yourselves.
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