Our most popular beer, Sierra Nevada
Pale
Ale, is a delightful interpretation of a classic
style.
It has a deep amber color and an exceptionally full-bodied,
complex character. Generous quantities of premium Cascade
hops
give the Pale Ale its fragrant bouquet and spicy flavor.
“Sierra Nevada Pale Ale is the flagship
beer, the one that made
Chico famous. It is a flawless
beer that opens
with bright, perky high
notes of maltiness and orange blossom
and segues into a delectable hoppiness.”
GOLD MEDAL WINNER
Great American Beer Festival
(American Pale Ale: 1995, 1994,
1993;
Classic English Pale Ale: 1992; Pale Ale: 1990, 1989, 1987)
Alcohol content 5.6% by volume yeast
Top-fermenting
Ale Yeast
beginning gravity 13.0 Plato bittering hops Magnum
& Perle
ending gravity 2.8 Plato finishing hops Cascade
bitterness units 37 malts Two-row
Pale & Caramel
WHAT TASTES GREAT WITH
PALE ALE?
While we think Pale Ale tastes great with everything, its
assertive hop flavor goes especially well with spicy cuisine,
since its clean flavors counterbalance the richness of many
hot dishes. It also goes well with starters and salads, its
spicy complexity stimulating both appetites and conversation.
POURING THE
PERFECT BREW
1. Start with a perfectly clean glass.
2. Holding it at a 45-degree angle, begin pouring beer down the inside of the
glass, holding the bottle about one inch above the rim of the glass.
3. When it is about half full, gradually bring the glass to an upright position
and pour the remaining beer straight into the center of the glass, producing
a perfect 3/4" to 1" head.
4. Enjoy!
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What's the difference between an ale and a lager?
The difference between ales and lagers has nothing to do with strength,
color, or bitterness. It’s the yeast and the fermentation
temperature. Ale yeasts ferment best at warmer temperatures — up
to about 75° F. Because a yeasty foam rises to the surface
of the beer, these are known as “top-fermenting” yeasts.
Lager yeasts, on the other hand, prefer
cooler temperatures. They are called “bottom-fermenting” yeasts
because they sink to the bottom of the beer during the cold
storage period
traditional
for lager beers. This process removes haze and gives lagers their
characteristic clean, rounded tastes.
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RED HOT NEWS FLASH
Sierra Nevada Brings Fresh Hops Year-Round
With the
Release of Southern Hemisphere Harvest
Sierra Nevada, the pioneer of fresh hop ales in America, has expanded its Harvest Ale Series with the release of
another ground-breaking product introduction, Southern
Hemisphere Harvest Ale. This marks the first time in
known history that a fresh hop ale has been available in
America in the spring since hops are harvested in the
fall in the northern hemisphere. The inaugural ale will
debut in early May.
Introducing
Our "New" Winter
Fireside Nut Brown Lager
Seasonal.
Available November & December
Discover The legend
of Leinenkugel's
A family of Flavor Leinenkugel's is more than a beer,
it's an heirloom, passed down through five generations, over 140 years,
Leinenkugel's now proudly stands as the seventh-oldest brewery
in the nation.
Leinenkugel's® Fireside
Nut Brown
While the star of this holiday
seasonal is the roasted malt
character, the well-balanced flavor and brilliant amber tones
give Leinenkugel's
Fireside Nut Brown a comforting
approachability that you don't experience in traditional English-style
nut browns. English two-row malts give this lager
a maple aroma and pronounced chocolate, caramel and hazelnut
top notes that dance around the palate before finishing gracefully.
Availability: Seasonal
November & December Malts: English two-row
malts
Hops: Cluster
Alcohol Content: 4.9% by Volume
Calories: 12-oz. 155 Carb. grams 12 oz, 13.4 gm Protein grams 12
oz, 1.6 grams , Fat grams 12 oz. 0.0, Bitterness: 13 IBUs, Color
23 SRM, Serving Temperature:
Chilled @45 degree F
6
-pack long neck bottles or by the case. 12-pack
long neck bottles
Beginnings of an old world tradition.
The Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Company,
the seventh brewery in the United States, is the oldest business
in Chippewa Falls and one of the oldest in the State. Our commitment
and tradition of brewing quality products is matched only by the
wants of generations of
genuine beer-loving customers.
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You'll Go
Nuts For Leinie Fireside
"NEW"
"Bud Light Lime"
Summer. Not just a season,
but a taste.
Bud Light Lime is a premium light beer that combines the superior
drinkability of Bud Light with a splash of 100% natural lime
flavor.
Whether you are out in the hot sun, throwing a backyard bash
or just in the mood for a change of pace, Bud Light Lime is sure
to quench your thirst for something fresh, something new, something
different.
One sip
and you’ll find the summer state of
mind. It’s in “The Lime."
Bud Light Lime will be in the hands of active adults April 28,
as they soak up the sun, entertain outdoors and enjoy the patios
and verandas of their city's laid-back bars and restaurants.
Savvy partygoers, who not only demand new drink options but also
value name-brand cache, will find their new drink of choice in
Bud Light Lime.
"Bud Light Lime is
about pure outdoor refreshment and enjoying the good times
with friends.
With its distinct lime aroma and taste, Bud
Light Lime makes it feel like summertime no matter
what season it is."
Playful, outgoing men and women are sure to enjoy Bud Light
Lime - while the splash of natural lime flavor will tempt the
palates of those who thirst for something refreshingly different.
In addition, Bud Light Lime offers adult party
guests something unique and satisfying. Bud Light Lime tastes
great ice cold and straight from the bottle and pairs well with
spicy, grilled meats and fresh fruits and vegetables. Bud Light
Lime also pairs perfectly with casual conversation, great company
and a carefree attitude; flip-flops and sunglasses optional.
Brewed
at Anheuser-Busch's Baldwinsville, Fort Collins and Cartersville
breweries, Bud Light Lime contains 4.2 percent alcohol by
volume (also available in 3.2 percent ABW) and is available
in 12-ounce, clear glass bottles, 22-ounce single-serve bottles
and 16-ounce aluminum bottles.
For more information,
visit www.anheuser-busch.com.