Grand Teton Bone Warmer Amber Ale, $11.99 per 1-liter bottle
It may be May before my bones get warm but there’s an elixir to help it along.
Grand Teton Brewing Co., a small brewery in Victor, Idaho, is out with another of its Cellar Reserve beers, Bone Warmer Amber Ale.
It is, says the brewer’s Chuck Nowicki, “dangerously drinkable,” a bottle-conditioned amber ale with a forward, slightly sweet malt profile but well balanced with unusual American hops for zest. It is hearty at 8.2 percent alcohol (by volume).
Grand Teton suggests drinking it near a warming fire or with meaty stews or wild game.
Released just before Christmas, it will be available in Colorado, Idaho, Wyoming, California and Montana until it runs out, probably soon.
grandtetonbrewing.com|Dick Kreck
