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Dogfish Head Barroom Blitz at Johnny Brenda’s

Posted by Foobooz on April 18th, 2012

This Friday, Johnny Brenda’s is hosting a Dogfish Head Barroom Blitz. Starting at 4 p.m. the Fishtown bar will be pouring eight of Dogfish Head’s rarer beers including a firkin of Johnny Cask, a blend of 60 and 90 Minute IPAs refermented in cask with maple syrup.

  • Namaste –  Belgian white with orange peel and lemongrass
  • Ta Henket – Brewed with ingredients and techniques described in Egyptian hieroglyphics!
  • Chateau Jiahu – Brew recipe includes rice, honey, and grape and hawthorn fruits
  • Pangea – Brewed using one ingredient from every continent
  • Faithfull Ale – Belgian-style golden ale with black currants
  • Aprihop – strong IPA brewed with real apricots
  • 75min IPA/Johnny Cask
A tasting flight will be available.
Barroom Blitz [Johnny Brenda's]

Johnny Brenda's
1201 N. Frankford Ave, Phiiladelphia, PA

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    • Jacques

      When will the trend of making nothing but ridiculous beers cease? Why is it so bad to develop a beer with a balanced taste rather than these over-hopped monstrosities or quirky ingredients?

      I love JB’s, but sometimes the beer list is so unbalanced, that I have to order gin – and that is in nobody’s best interest.

    • JTA

      The Dogfish Head slogan is off centered ales for off centered people. They found their niche with these over-hopped monstrosities and quirky ingredients, and have built a super successful brewery. It is a shame DFH never brings the Lawnmower Light out, but that’s not what (most of) the people want. Surprised they aren’t bringing out a 120 or Immort or World Wide though.

    • bicyclebrew

      When was the last time you had any of these “rare” DFH beers? I’m not a hop-head and love DFH beers just for that reason, they’re not overly bitter from hopping and almost always well balanced. You’ll find that’s the case with everyone of these beers except for the Aprihop & Johnny which are still well balanced with a sufficient malt backbone. Agreed, JB’s doesn’t always have a great selection that’s why Kraftwork’s right up the street.

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