CAPITAL CRAFT BEVERAGE TRAIL PRESENTS: A VIRTUAL HAPPY HOUR
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Join Jeff Morad from WEQX for a Virtual Happy Hour with Hayley Shine from Little Apple Cidery, John Sheehan from Meadowdale Farm Winery, John Curtin from Albany Distilling Co., and Jeremy Cowan from Shmaltz Brewing.
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WHEN: THURSDAY AUGUST 20TH AT 6 PM
The Producers will be available to talk about their products, answer questions, and just shoot the breeze over some of the areas finest craft beverages.
LITTLE APPLE CIDERY WILL BE POURING THEIR ORCHARD RESERVE
Orchard Reserve is a dry heirloom cider with bright acidity, and notes of lemon and fennel.
ALBANY DISTILLING COMPANY WILL BE POURING THEIR COCKTAIL CLUB VARIETY PACK
The Cocktail Club Variety includes Orange, Raspberry Lime, Black Cherry, and Cucumber Melon. Each contains ALB Vodka, club soda, and natural flavoring.
SHMALTZ WILL BE POURING NO SHTICK, BLACK IS BEAUTIFUL, AND BABKA LOVES RUGELACH
Bobka Loves Rugelach is a Pastry Stout brewed with Chocolate, Cinnamon and Raisins. Brewed with love and takes a back seat to no beer! 7% ABV
Black is Beautiful is a collaborative effort amongst the brewing community and its customers, in an attempt to bring awareness to the injustices that many people of color face daily. We brewed this beer with Indian Ladder Farm Brewery, Bound by Fate Brewing, and Shmaltz Brewing.
No Shtick is an NEIPA, hoppy ale brewed with Warrior, Calypso, Crystal, Citra & Simcoe hops.
MEADOWDALE FARM WINERY WILL BE POURING MEADOWDALE ICE CIDER AND 1736 BIRCH WINE
Ice Cider: Golden colored, richly flavorful, great apple aroma. Sweet to start, but the sweetness evaporates from the tongue leaving you wanting more. We use four times more apples to make a barrel of our Ice Cider than it does to make a barrel of standard hard cider. Note that it has a higher alcohol content than most wines or ciders too, at 14 percent. So sip slowly and enjoy its velvety texture.
Birch Wine: Perhaps the rarest wine in the United States. An homage to Albany’s Dutch colonial heritage. Made by local farmers using a 1736 recipe. Birch wines are still popular in Europe, but we are currently the sole U.S. producers of this elegant beverage. Made by hand, only on our 1730s farmstead. Feather-light body, golden color, and crisp dry finish. Flavor carries notes of juniper, mildly reminiscent of the finest dry gin — but with no bite. Take a sip of local history!
