BTM: Gravel Bottom's 'Nooky' is Beer of the Week (June 4, 2016)
Jun 5, 2016 ·
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Amy Sherman and John Gonzalez of MLive and Behind the Mitten run down some events taking place this month (June, 2016) in Michigan. They also reveal: BEER OF THE WEEK:...
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Amy Sherman and John Gonzalez of MLive and Behind the Mitten run down some events taking place this month (June, 2016) in Michigan.
They also reveal:
BEER OF THE WEEK:
"Nooky," a pale ale from Gravel Bottom Brewing in Ada, located just east of Grand Rapids. Amy says "this beer is a nice pale ale, yellow gold in color, that comes in at a pleasant 40 IBU's (international bittering units). Not too hoppy, an easy drinking pale that features nice pine and a bit of citrus from the Michigan-grown Cascade hops." Gravel Bottom has been open for about three years, and owner Matt Michiels started, like many, as a home brewer. The brewery includes a home brew supply store right next door as well.
Brewer Nick Roelofs explained that normally West Coast grown Cascade's are very piney. The rich soil here in Michigan "just gives them this nice citrus quality that you don't get from West Coast hops".
MLive story and video:
http://www.mlive.com/beer/2016/06/michigan_beer_of_the_week_june.html
Statewide Events in June:
http://www.mlive.com/entertainment/index.ssf/2016/06/summer_begins_30_things_to_do.html#0
More on Behind the Mitten:
https://www.facebook.com/behindthemitten?fref=ts
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They also reveal:
BEER OF THE WEEK:
"Nooky," a pale ale from Gravel Bottom Brewing in Ada, located just east of Grand Rapids. Amy says "this beer is a nice pale ale, yellow gold in color, that comes in at a pleasant 40 IBU's (international bittering units). Not too hoppy, an easy drinking pale that features nice pine and a bit of citrus from the Michigan-grown Cascade hops." Gravel Bottom has been open for about three years, and owner Matt Michiels started, like many, as a home brewer. The brewery includes a home brew supply store right next door as well.
Brewer Nick Roelofs explained that normally West Coast grown Cascade's are very piney. The rich soil here in Michigan "just gives them this nice citrus quality that you don't get from West Coast hops".
MLive story and video:
http://www.mlive.com/beer/2016/06/michigan_beer_of_the_week_june.html
Statewide Events in June:
http://www.mlive.com/entertainment/index.ssf/2016/06/summer_begins_30_things_to_do.html#0
More on Behind the Mitten:
https://www.facebook.com/behindthemitten?fref=ts
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