Welcome to Georgetown Brewing Company, an independently owned Seattle craft brewery and maker of Manny’s Pale Ale. In May of 2017, after 14 years selling beer, we went from a draft-only production facility to canning select full-time beers (hey, we always said “never say never”). We now offer pints in our tasting room in addition to kegs, growlers, and cans to go. Or you could be social and get out to your favorite local watering hole. The only thing that hasn’t changed, we’re still focused on one thing… brewing darn tasty beer. Read More
Cherry Flanders Forever
Flanders Red Ale • Georgetown Brewing Company
Cherry Flanders Forever is a Flanders Red Ale by Georgetown Brewing Company that has 6.4% ABV.
- ABV: 6.4%
- Calories: 192 (Estimated)
About the Flanders Red Ale
The Flanders Red Ale originated in West Flanders, notably produced by the Rodenbach brewery in 1820. The beer is aged for two years in oak barrels containing the bacteria needed to sour. Its color ranges from burgundy to a reddish brown with good clarity. Fruity palate and aroma consist of plum, orange, black cherry, and red currant. Light sweetness of chocolate and/or vanilla is sometimes present. Low to none hop bitterness. Its sourness ranges from mild to intense. Comparatively, the style is less malty than an Oud Bruin with a greater presence of tart fruit. Read More
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