
With an initial sensation of spicy yeast, this brew's main character of tactful fruit, honey and roast chocolate barley will leave a lasting impression on your palate.
Clocking in at 11% ABV, this deep, ruby red ale will warm the spirit of even the coldest Ebenezer Scrooge. Mad Elf has been gaining popularity and demand in its native commonwealth of Pennsylvania; provoking brewers and brothers Trogner, Chris and John, to increase production of the jolly nectar over the last two years as well as create the 3 liter special edition bottles of the phenomenon that debuted for the 2006 holiday season.
As well as creating a unique experience for craft beer enthusiasts, I would credit Mad Elf to inspire those faint of hops to explore the vast world of beer variety.
Procrastinators beware: Mad Elf being a seasonal beer. I wouldn't expect to see it around much after the early weeks of January. Moreover, the month of December has proved in the past to be one very scarce of the Elf; especially in time of need.
My suggestion? Stock up! Buy a case (at least) and even if you don't utilize all of them by the holiday's end, these are beautiful beers to cellar and enjoy all year round. And at 11% ABV, they're not going anywhere but up.
Happy Holidays,
Brad Beneski
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