BUFFALO – Resurgence Brewing Company will send its popular Blood
Orange Saison to the market in cans starting March 1, delivering a taste
of sunshine to rescue drinkers from the dark days of late winter. This
fresh, fruit-forward saison is ripe with orange, lemon peel and tropical
flavors, with a zesty, effervescent character to wake up the palate.
Fans of this popular style will be able to purchase it across Western
New York, as well as at RBC’s West Side taproom.
“Blood
Orange Saison has been one of our most popular styles since we first
started making it about a year ago,” said RBC owner Jeff Ware. “It’s
light enough to enjoy a few on the back porch or in the beer garden on a
warm spring day, and we’re sending it out now to remind Buffalo that
spring really is on its way, and with it, those nice, bright beers.”
This
is RBC’s second beer to hit the market in cans, following the raging
success of its first six-pack release, the brewery’s signature
Resurgence IPA. The IPA hit the market in September, and brewers are
working around the clock to keep up with demand.
Head
brewer Dave Collins created Blood Orange Saison with lots of big, bold
flavors and that citric saison profile to satisfy a wide range of beer
drinkers. IPA fans will enjoy the kick of citrus reminiscent of popular
Citra and Mosaic hops, while those who usually go for lagers will like
the light body and easy drinking style. As for that pop of orange color,
that’s for everyone!
Samples of the Blood Orange Saison are available upon request, and a new commercial for the cans can be viewed or downloaded here.
Contact marketing manager Lizz Schumer to set up a time to speak with
Ware or Collins about the new style, obtain sample cans for review or
for additional information about the release.
About Resurgence Brewing Company
RBC
was founded in June 2014 by Jeff Ware, a home brewer and beer
aficionado who had previously worked for Sam Adams Brewing Company. With
a vision of creating unique, true-to-style beers in his hometown of
Buffalo, Ware brought in Dave Collins from Gordon Biersch as his head
brewer. The pair created RBC as a nod to Buffalo's up-and-coming brewing
economy and the resurgence of the WNY rust belt area in general, with
the aim of making great beers customers could experience both in the
spacious reclaimed warehouse taproom and German-style biergarten, but at
home and in bars and restaurants across the area. For RBC, beer isn't
just a beverage. It's an experience.
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