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Berkshire Mountain Releases Final Whiskeys In Its Craft Brewers Project
To finalize its Craft Brewers Whiskey Project, Berkshire Mountain Distillers recently released three new whiskeys distilled from beer sourced from Long Trail Brewing, Two Roads Brewing, and Chatham Brewing.
They are now available in Berkshire Mountain’s tasting room and across the Northeast.
The three whiskeys are the final release of a six-year collaboration led by Berkshire Mountain, and includes the distilling of a dozen beers from a limited collection of craft brewers.
In 2021, Berkshire Mountain’s project was recognized in the US Open Whiskey & Spirits Grand National Championship where Jack’s Abby Smoke & Dagger Whiskey won a Gold Medal.
“We’re really excited to work with a great group of partners on a unique project bringing together the craft distillery and craft beer worlds and are hoping to celebrate with some collaborative tasting events this spring,” said Chris Weld, founder of Berkshire Mountain Distillers, in a prepared statement.
Consumer demand for this project has resulted in what’s said to be wider distribution for the collection: Smuttynose is available in New Hampshire, Captain Lawrence in New York, and Spring Brewery Ommegang also in New York.
The success of the project prompted Berkshire Mountain to distill another round of whiskeys from Big Elm Brewing, Two Roads Brewing, and Night Shift Brewing.
The first Craft Brewers Whiskey Project releases were distilled from six Massachusetts-based beers including Boston Lager from Samuel Adams, Berkshire Brewing Company’s Imperial Steel Rail Extra Pale Ale, and Jack’s Abby Craft Lagers Smoke & Dagger Black Lager plus UFO White Ale from Massachusetts Bay Brewing Co., Spencer Brewery’s Trappist Ale, and Big Elm Brewing’s 413 Farmhouse Ale.
Read the rest on The Whiskey Wash
To finalize its Craft Brewers Whiskey Project, Berkshire Mountain Distillers recently released three new whiskeys distilled from beer sourced from Long Trail Brewing, Two Roads Brewing, and Chatham Brewing.
They are now available in Berkshire Mountain’s tasting room and across the Northeast.
The three whiskeys are the final release of a six-year collaboration led by Berkshire Mountain, and includes the distilling of a dozen beers from a limited collection of craft brewers.
In 2021, Berkshire Mountain’s project was recognized in the US Open Whiskey & Spirits Grand National Championship where Jack’s Abby Smoke & Dagger Whiskey won a Gold Medal.
“We’re really excited to work with a great group of partners on a unique project bringing together the craft distillery and craft beer worlds and are hoping to celebrate with some collaborative tasting events this spring,” said Chris Weld, founder of Berkshire Mountain Distillers, in a prepared statement.
Consumer demand for this project has resulted in what’s said to be wider distribution for the collection: Smuttynose is available in New Hampshire, Captain Lawrence in New York, and Spring Brewery Ommegang also in New York.
The success of the project prompted Berkshire Mountain to distill another round of whiskeys from Big Elm Brewing, Two Roads Brewing, and Night Shift Brewing.
The first Craft Brewers Whiskey Project releases were distilled from six Massachusetts-based beers including Boston Lager from Samuel Adams, Berkshire Brewing Company’s Imperial Steel Rail Extra Pale Ale, and Jack’s Abby Craft Lagers Smoke & Dagger Black Lager plus UFO White Ale from Massachusetts Bay Brewing Co., Spencer Brewery’s Trappist Ale, and Big Elm Brewing’s 413 Farmhouse Ale.
Read the rest on The Whiskey Wash