Neon Pig’s Beer Club is THIS THURSDAY from 5:30pm-7:00PM. Back Forty Beer Company will be here to let us try their new IPA, Freckle Belly. We will have some of their other brews to try, too! Come on out and have some crafty brew and epic eats–you know you want to–come get your tastebuds wet! Cheers, y’all!

via Neon Pig’s Facebook Page

All right, you heathens, by special request we’re taking this Coast party north! We’re venturing into the DRY county of Pearl River . (Don’t worry, Picayune is wet.)

Come meet up with us at Fatty’s. Fatty’s has plenty of bottles and taps to quench your thirst. (And some great seafood!)

Wear your Raise Your Pints shirt for a chance to win a little something special. ***BONUS: A special prize to the person who traveled the farthest to party with us.***

You Picayun-ers have no excuses not to attend this Thir(d)sty Thursday. We don’t know when we’ll be back. So make plans to stop by, have a pint or two, kick back and shoot the breeze!

Bring a friend or three! We’ll be signing up new members ($25 annual dues gets you a FREE T-shirt) and have additional T-shirts and pint glasses for sale.

! Help fight the fight to legalize homebrewing and bring a world class beer culture to Mississippi! Let’s make this happen, Pearl River County!

Cheers,
Shannon
www.raiseyourpints.com.

via Event Facebook Page

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Fort Collins Brewery recently updated it’s label for Double Chocolate Stout.  This year’s release will have a slightly higher ABV than last year’s (8.5% up from 8.1%).  According to Fort Collins Brewery’s web site, this releases in October. I would expect to see this in Mississippi.

Lucky Town Brewing Company recently gained label approval for kegs of Ballistic Blond Ale and Shocktoberfest Marzen Lager.  These labels are for keg only (no bottles).

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Lucky Town would like to announce a collaboration beer with Southern Prohibition Brewery, Kiss My Land Mass, a dark ale brewed wth honey, cinnamon and local scotch bonnet peppers using rain water collected from hurricae Isaac. The beer is currently fermenting and will be ready for a release party at Keg and Barrel Oct 5th. A portion of the proceeds from that event will be donated to the American Red Cross benefiting those affected by the hurricane, details and pictures to follow!

via Lucky Town Brewing Company’s Facebook Page

Ghost River Brewing released their fall seasonal Oktoberfest at the beginning of the month.

You have waited and waited and now it is almost here -
drum roll please ………Ghost River Oktoberfest!

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It will be available here at the Brewery on Friday. Ask for it at your favorite bar or restaurant in the next couple of weeks!

via Ghost River’s Facebook Page