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Local breweries are beginning to roll out their fall beers and ales
Fall and winter are when all that goes out the window.
“It’s wintertime,” said Eddie Ketchum, owner of Bright Light Brewing Co. “People like to get fat in the wintertime.”
As summer nears its end, area breweries are beginning to roll out their fall and winter beers and ales. That usually means stouter, heartier beers with extra flavor — and yes, extra calories.
“With the cooler temperatures, people tend to gravitate toward the darker beers,” said Troy Rassmussen, owner and head brewer at Gaston Brewing Co. in downtown Fayetteville. “Something that has a little more maltiness to it, something that has a little more body.”
Fall and winter are when all that goes out the window.
“It’s wintertime,” said Eddie Ketchum, owner of Bright Light Brewing Co. “People like to get fat in the wintertime.”
As summer nears its end, area breweries are beginning to roll out their fall and winter beers and ales. That usually means stouter, heartier beers with extra flavor — and yes, extra calories.
“With the cooler temperatures, people tend to gravitate toward the darker beers,” said Troy Rassmussen, owner and head brewer at Gaston Brewing Co. in downtown Fayetteville. “Something that has a little more maltiness to it, something that has a little more body.”
