What's Brewing at the Charter Oak Brewery. The Northeast's newest regional beer brewery. Charter Oak Brewing Company (COBC) is a craft beer brewery which is based in Connecticut featuring hand crafted innovate beers such as Brown Ale, Pale Ales, IPA, and several seasonal, more robust beers. It is a brewery, like the Charter Oak legend, that stands firm on not conforming to the masses, but rather standing for our belief. Our mission is to brew the very best and freshest craft beer.
Showing posts with label Connecticut beers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Connecticut beers. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Nor'easter Team Hard at Work
The Nor'easter Brewing staff is in discussions with the State of Connecticut and the Federal Government to confirm all the various forms and licenses which are required for a new brewery as well as labels for new beers. The laws are reams thick, and if our application is not completed with 100% accuracy - we start all over again! We were told the process could take 'months'. Please follow our site by bookmarking the Happenings tab on our main Nor'easter Brewing Company LLC ( NEBC ) website
Friday, June 10, 2011
Nor'easter Brewing adds more details on Beers to be Marketed
The Nor'easter Brewery team has been extremely busy in an effort to create truly unique recipes for their flagship beers. We offer a sneak peak at the year round beers and hope fellow beer drinkers will enjoy them.
-Nor’easter Pale Ale – A light and refreshing classic beer, golden yellow beer with light floral aroma from choice hops. This will be an easy to drink light bodied beer.
-Nor’easter IPA – Our IPA beer (India Pale Ale) will be a crisp, medium bodied, beer with a dark copper shade. Plenty of choice, high Alpha hops, yet well balanced and not too intense for the best IPA from our select malted barley.
-Nor’easter Brown Ale – This will be a medium body, brown beer brewed with the finest two row barley with soft but serious aromas of hops.
-Nor’easter ESB – Extra Special Bitter - A darker copper colored yet full bodied Ale, with high bitterness and mild carbonation. Not overly hopped, but rather well balanced.
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