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Style of Beer:
German Style Bock

Riverbend Malt(s) Used:
Pecan Smoked Wheat (Wheat Malt)

Tasting Notes:

Savory, malty, and crisply drinkable – a perfect beer for the fall!

When/Where Available:
On draft and to go.

Release Type:
Seasonal

Release State:
Tennessee

Style of Beer:
Amber Ale

Riverbend Malt(s) Used:
Honey Malt (2-Row Barley Malt)

Tasting Notes:

A rich amber ale packed with cinnamon warmth, vanilla sweetness, and caramel-drizzled malt. A cozy, layered brew for autumn nights.

When/Where Available:
Available across distribution networks starting November 2024.

Release Type:
Limited

Release State:
North Carolina

Style of Beer:
Rye Lager

Riverbend Malt(s) Used:
Chesapeake Pilsner (2-Row Barley Malt), Carolina Rye (Rye Malt), Light Munich (2-Row Barley Malt), and Great Chit (Chit Malt)

Tasting Notes:

A traditional lager beer style with a rye twist. 20% Rye malt was added to give a little bit of spice character. Malts are Riverbend Pilsner, Carolina Rye, Lt. Munich, Vienna, Great Chit. Hops are Saaz or Liberty

When/Where Available:
Cumming, Gainesville and Cleveland Breweries.

Release Type:
Limited

Release State:
Georgia