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Specialty Varietals

Specialty beer refers to a wide range of unique and innovative beers that fall outside traditional beer categories. These beers often incorporate unusual ingredients, brewing techniques, or aging processes to create distinctive flavors and aromas. The ABV for specialty beers can vary widely, typically ranging from 4-12% or higher. Their popularity is due to their creativity, diversity, and the excitement they bring to the craft beer scene.

Specialty beers are produced by craft breweries around the world, often as limited editions or seasonal releases. Examples include barrel-aged beers, fruit-infused ales, spiced beers, and experimental brews with wild yeast or bacteria. The innovative nature of specialty beers allows brewers to push the boundaries of traditional brewing, offering beer enthusiasts new and exciting flavors to explore. The ever-evolving landscape of specialty beers ensures their continued appeal and significance in the craft beer community.