Destihl Brewery Releases Synchopathic Dry-Hopped Sour in Cans
11 July 2016 --- Bloomington, Illinois — DESTIHL Brewery, of Bloomington, Illinois officially announced today that it is now releasing its latest canned sour beer in its popular Wild Sour Series: a dry-hopped sour ale called Synchopathic. DESTIHL brewed the beer for the first time in January as a draft-only release, but the first canned batch was packaged last week and will be hitting markets soon.
At 6% ABV, Synchopathic is the cool harmonization of a refreshingly tart and acidic sour ale with citrusy, fruity & floral dry-hops normally in concert with pale ales, with totally rad aromas and flavors reminiscent of grapefruit, orange, lemon, tangerine, pineapple and hints of pine, giving way to a biscuity-crackery malt back beat, low bitterness and a dry finish to bring everything in synch.
In late 2014, DESTIHL released its pioneering, award-winning Wild Sour Series in 4-packs of 12 oz. cans for the first time. This Series, which now represents the majority of the brewery’s production volume, includes a line of bold kettle sours DESTIHL produces with its own wild mixed-culture indigenous to the central Illinois brewery. Other canned beers in the Wild Sour Series include Here Gose Nothin’®, Counter ClockWeisse®, Flanders Red and Lynnbrook® Raspberry Sour Ale). There are also draft-only beers in the Series, including Plum Sour Stout, Kriek, Sour Cherry Stout, Synchopathic Apricot, Smoked Gose, Blueberry Gose and Adambier.
In February, DESTIHL announced plans to build its new 47,000sf production facility this year in Normal, Illinois. DESTIHL broke ground on that facility in mid-June, with an opening slated for early 2017. The new, one-of-a-kind brewhouse (being built by Sprinkman) will consist of a 60-barrel conventional brewhouse, a 10-barrel pilot system for the brewery’s experimental beers and a 240-barrel sour kettle brewhouse that is readily expandable to 360 barrels of kettle souring capacity. “Building the new production brewery will enable us to greatly increase production of our Wild Sour Series and other beers in our portfolio so that we can keep up with demand”, said DESTIHL’s Founder, Brewmaster and CEO, Matt Potts.
