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Thursday, November 13, 2008

The new O'Fallon bourbon aged...



Arriving at all four locations.
Forsyth 314-727-8788 -- In stock now!
Ballwin 636-227-9001 -- In stock now!
Rock Hill 314-962-8150
-- In stock now!
Provisions 314-989-0020
-- In stock now!



O'Fallon Whiskey Barrel Aged Smoked Porter...$11.99
This version was aged 4 months in W.L. Weller 7yr old Bourbon barrels.
Only 900 bottles made and all hand filled and sealed with wax.

Sam Adams Chocolate Bock


This will be very limited. Only 30 cases for St. Louis.

Provisions -- in stock
Forsyth -- in stock
Rock Hill -- in stock
Samuel Adams Chocolate Bock...$13.99
"Samuel Adams® partnered Felchlin, a renowned Swiss chocolatier, to develop a unique innovation, Samuel Adams® Chocolate Bock. We started with a complex selection of carefully roasted malts combined with hand-selected Noble hops from Bavaria, the world’s oldest growing area. After using a centuries old brewing process, called Krausening, we slowly aged the beer on a bed of rare dark cocoa nibs from Felchlin®, a renowned Swiss chocolatier. Known for their quality these wild cocoa nibs, harvested from the rainforest of Northern Bolivia, impart complex aromas and flavors of chocolate, honey and vanilla in the beer. The resulting beer, Samuel Adams® Chocolate Bock, has a big, malty character that is combined with the subtle sweetness of chocolate, giving this brew a complex full-body taste with a velvety finish.
Tettnang-Tettnanger and Spalt hops were hand-selected from the world’s oldest growing area and combined with a complex selection of malts including two-row Pale, Munich and Caramel to create a rich and satisfying brew. This dark beer has a big, malty character that is combined with the subtle sweetness of chocolate. Samuel Adams® Chocolate Bock was aged on a bed of cocoa nibs to create its unique layers of flavor. As the beer matured, the fruity, tart, earthy and chocolate aromas were released into the liquid to give the brew a complex, full -bodied taste with a velvety finish. A hint of vanilla was added to meld the symphony of flavors together." -- brewery