Middletown, Ohio – FigLeaf Brewing Co. has announced expanded distribution plans, partnering with Cavalier Distributing as their distributor for Ohio. Beginning Monday, August 21, Cavalier will distribute draught versions of FigLeaf’s Basmati Cream Ale, Pride of Cin-Day English Pale Ale, Ponderous Porter, Iso-Trope IPA, as well as seasonals and specialty beers as they are available. About…
Tomorrow is #NationalFajitaDay! Celebrate with beer inspired fajitas! Beer-Marinated Chicken Fajitas Recipe by Cavalier Office Assistant Chelle Magin Ingredients for the Marinade: ½ tsp cumin ½ tsp sweet paprika ½ tsp onion powder ½ tsp ancho chile pepper powder ½ tsp minced garlic ⅓ cup soy sauce ⅓ cup fresh squeezed lime juice (approximately 2-3…
As the Craft Beer Authority, we have some of the top IPAs in the nation. Be sure to stock up for National IPA Day, taking place Thursday, August 3. Fat Head’s Head Hunter | IN-OH Head Hunter is an aggressively dry-hopped, West Coast-Style IPA with a huge hop display of pine, grapefruit, citrus and pineapple. A punch-you-in-the-mouth…
Be prepared for National #HotFudgeSundae Day with this adult version of hot fudge sauce! Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Stout Hot Fudge Sauce Recipe by Cavalier Office Assistant Chelle Magin Ingredients: ½ cup Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Stout 2 TB butter ¼ cup cocoa powder 1 cup semi sweet morsels ¼ cup dark brown sugar A pinch of salt…
July 24, 2017, WOBURN, MA – Lord Hobo Brewing Company (LHBCo) has announced plans to increase their distribution footprint with expansion into Florida. LHBCo, who recently celebrated their 2nd Anniversary, grew nearly 415% in 2016 and the company is on track to produce 30,000 bbls in 2017; Florida will play a large role in that growth. LHBCo has partnered with Cavalier…
Back when North Coast Brewing Company’s President and Co-Found Mark Ruedrich was formulating Red Seal Ale (available from Cavalier in FL-IN-OH) nearly 30 years ago, he went to craft beer conference and discovered an obscure hop that he wanted to use…The Centennial hop. Unfortunately, it was not being produced much, but Mark convinced the hop grower to continue to grow…
