Tag: Orpheus Brewing
Roundup: New beers, hours, and anniversary parties for local craft breweries
Osayi Endolyn tracks the latest releases and news from local craft breweries.
Beer of the Year: Atalanta by Orpheus Brewing
Head brewer Jason Pellett stuck with the sours when launching earlier this year, and this plum saison is just the right blend of spicy yeast and cold-pressed fruit.
Atlanta craft brewers look to mobile canning for wider distribution
In an effort to reach more people faster, two Atlanta craft beer brewers will turn to mobile canning in the coming months to distribute...
Barley + Rye: Orpheus releases new IPA and saison this week, blueberry sour coming soon
It’s International IPA Day! Go have yourself a hoppy one. While you’re sipping, check out these recent and forthcoming releases from Midtown-based Orpheus Brewing.
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Atlanta taps into beer’s oldest style: Sours
Sour beer has been around since man first learned to ferment yeast, but it hasn’t always been an easy sell to drinkers who think words like aged and musky belong only in the cheese department. But thanks to recent increases in stateside production and to what some geeks affectionately call “palate fatigue,” beer bars are fielding requests for the tart styles of the olden days—Gose, lambic, Berliner Weisse, Flemish red ale, and gueuze that make up the multilayered sour beer encyclopedia.
Barley + Rye: Six beers for 4th of July festivities
Nothing says Independence Day quite like grilling, beer, and taking it easy. Break out these brews with your backyard cookout, or head to the pub/brewery. Either way this short list will guide you through the weekend, before, during, and after the fireworks.
Orpheus Brewing to open taproom overlooking Piedmont Park Memorial Day Weekend
Orpheus Brewing is easily one of Atlanta’s most anticipated new breweries, set to open next their taproom overlooking Piedmont Park next weekend. The founders credit The Porter Beer Bar for helping bring their idea to life, so it’s no surprise that the latest member of the Orpheus family is Rebecca Royster, a familiar face to anyone who frequented The Porter over the past five-and-a-half years.







