It wouldn't be a #TrappistTuesday without designated glassware. Try Tynt Meadow in proper glassware by ordering your Trappist glass, now available through our website!
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Dark beers that are drinkable! Did you know that most Samuel Smith beers ride at 5% ABV? Packed with flavor and rich character these brews offer supreme drinkability. Match the darkness of the days, without the intensity.
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Ready to hit reset with refreshing and light beer that packs a flavor punch? Westmalle Extra is known as the table beer of the monks and as such Extra boasts a 4.8% ABV, ideal for January.
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Our favorite Scottish night of the year is almost here. Join us January 25th to celebrate Burns Night! Robert Burns is a famous Scottish poet who is most famous for his rendition of Auld Lang Syne, something you most likely sang just a few days ago.
On the 6th day of Christmas we give you Rochefort 6! Enjoy as a beer or in St. Remy Roca, which may look a little like six geese a-laying.
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Made by monks, gifted by you. Westmalle's gift box comes with one of everything, Triple, Extra, and Dubbel. One could even say our five Trappist breweries are more highly regarded than five golden rings.
Instead of three French hens we offer four Belgian Lambics.
Looking to give a gift that introduces our wonderful brews to someone who doesn't appreciate beer just yet? Lindemans is ideal for people who say "I just don't like the taste of beer".
Wrapped with care, just for you. Gift Smith India Ale, Winter Welcome and Chocolate Stout to a beer lover in your life this season, Santa even.
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The holiday season is approaching. Stock up on Celebrator, the traditional party animal. Deep, dark and doppelbock, Celebrator pairs well with pastries, desserts, ham, turkey, and all other holiday dishes you can think of.
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The one beer style that doesn't get enough love and attention is the classic Nut Brown Ale. Samuel Smith cornered the market with this dry, extremely inviting ale that brings forth a strong malty flavor and hint of hazelnut. No nuts were harmed in the making of this beer.
We're always surprised to get so many comments about Oktober Fest-Märzen not being "fresh". ICYMI: Märzen means March, meaning all Oktoberfest is traditionally brewed in March for consumption in the fall. It was one of the last brews, lagered over the summer for fall festivities.