Anderson Valley Horse Tongue coming this fall

Anderson Valley Horse Tongue is a new sour looking to drop in the fall. A new barrel aged sour.

The California based brewery has been killing it lately with their various iterations of gose in the lineup. No doubt American drinkers have gotten a taste of sour beer and they love it. Anderson Valley Horse Tongue billed as a slightly sour wheat ale, aged in oak. Details about this beer have not been finalized, but it looks like a fall release date.

The barn hand opened the door and panicked. One of our shire horses had reached over the stall, pulled a bung from its barrel, and was licking the beer inside. Fearing he'd be blamed, he replaced the bung and told no one. Months later, our brewers found their experimental wheat ale had turned sour and little funky, but it was delicious! Eventually, the barn hand confessed his secret but we all had a good laugh… And thus, the legend of our Horse Tongue was born.

Anderson Valley Horse Tongue will be 22 ounce bottle and draft release.

Style: American Wild Ale?? (Barrel Aged)

Availability: 22oz Bottles, Draft. Seasonal.

Debut: Fall, 2016 (TBA)

5.4% ABV

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