Craft Beer Spring Seasonals 2015

America’s brewers are set to help you dig out of the snow and ease into warmer weather with a diverse line-up of craft beer spring seasonals.

In this set of seasonals you’ll notice quite a few examples of German-style Maibock, (Mai = May in German) a style brewed to welcome spring and bridge the gap between stronger cold-weather beers and lighter summer styles.

“Spring craft beers help bring to life the change of seasons, stimulating your palate with spring spices and fresh flavors,” said Julia Herz, publisher of CraftBeer.com and craft beer program director of the Brewers Association. “Craft beer is all about diversity, which is reflected in the assortment of beer styles produced by breweries during the spring season.”

To celebrate these special seasonal beers, we asked Brewers Association member breweries to share their latest releases. Choose a region below and see what they had to say:

Northeast

Cape May Honey Porter

Sunblock

Double Cannon

Spring Hop Ale

Glimmerglass

Cultivator Helles Bock

Durty

Central

Hello My Name is Joe

Diablo Belga

Atwater Mai Bock

Bell’s Smitten Golden Rye Ale

Alexander Supertramp

Capital Maibock

Redwater Ale

Mexican Honey Imperial Lager

Weekend @ Louie’s

Pacific

Conrad's Kolsch

Salted Caramel Stout

Rise Up India Red Ale

Lorenzini Blood Orange Double IPA

Spring Reign

Continuum

Farm Out Saison

Mountain West

Organic Ginger Bomb

Perzik Saison

Emergent White IPA

Rye’d N Dirty

Crossed Irons

Maidens Kiss

Vernal Minthe Stout

Sociable Krystalweizen

Tinder

Raspberry Wheat

Runoff

Sockeye Maibock

South

Kentucky Rye Barrel IPA

Walk the Lime

Strawberry Kolsch

5AM to Midnight

Henry's Helles Bock

Old Guard

Red Cockaded Ale

Reviver

Day Trippin'

Spring

Meghan Storey

Meghan Storey has been lucky enough to work in the world of craft beer since graduating from the University of Mississippi. Now living in Nashville, TN, with her big yellow dog Wally, she loves introducing friends to new craft beer and food pairings. Since beginning work on CraftBeer.com she can be found adding beer to just about everything she cooks.

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