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A Collaboration with Witcraft Winery

Firestone Walker was born in the Santa Ynez Valley in 1996 and Barrelworks carries on the tradition of working with and learning from our cousins in the wine world. For this collaboration, Drake Whitcraft of Whitcraft Winery, a small artisan family winery in Santa Barbara County once again provided us with grapes to use in the making of our beer. For Beerjolais, we used freshly pressed red grape skins and fermented them with one of our wild beer creations in 100% French Oak barrels. These particular grape skins are known for having a deep, dark skin color but white juice, and they impart stunning fruity and flowery aromatics of fresh cut violets, a subtle earthiness, and the dark, jammy spirits of raspberry and plum. Beerjolais finishes with a lively crisp mouthfeel and elegant acidity. Enjoy!

ABV: 6.7%

Specs:

No. of Cases: 136
Bottling Date: 12/18/20
Maturation Time: 24 months
Titratable Acidity: 10 g/L
Micro Flora: B. lambics, L. lindneri, L. brevis
Style: Wild Ale Fermented with Red Grape Skins
Glassware: Brewmaster's Highball Glass, Brewmaster's Teku Taster, Brewmaster's Harmony Glass, Brewmaster's Collective Snifter, Firestone Walker Heritage Teku

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