Ok, so I visited New Belgium's
Clips of Faith festival in Asheville and I at least need to talk about my favorite beer from the Lips of Faith line: La Folie. This sour ale is brewed in the spirit of a Flanders Red. It smells like a brown ale, with hints of chocolate, but packs an intense sour hit with some finishing chocolate notes. I love sour beers and I hope more craft brewers will brew this delicious style. I'm also hoping that New Belgium will distribute La Folie more widely in the Southeast.
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Above is the old design on the La Folie bottles. By the way, Eric's Ale was another tasty sour ale I enjoyed at Clips of Faith.
I also visited Terrapin's Hop Harvest Festival. They introduced a solid fresh hop beer called So Fresh and So Green, Green. It was nice having another fresh hop beer; I'm definitely going to stay on the lookout for more. I heard that Palmetto just put out a fresh hop IPA that I'm going to have to check out. And of course I am going to have to grab a few bottles of Great Divide's delicious fresh hop pale ale.
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