Buckeye Brewing

NEW BEER Nighty Night, available soon.

garin — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 16:11:51 +0000

New Winter release, ‘Nighty Night.’ 11.5% abv Belgian-style Dark Strong Ale. Made with French Munich, Aromatic, Amber and Pilsen malt. A touch of British Chocolate malt. Candi sugar also used in the brew. Styrian Goldings and Tettnanger used to hop the brew. Yeast was repitched from Christmas Girl. Spicy, semi-sweet. Deceptive. Warming. Look for ‘Nighty Night’ as early as Christmas Day. QR CODE will be active upon release. Cheers, Buckeye.

Look for ‘Christmas Girl’ at Fine Retailers

garin — Sat, 05 Nov 2011 17:35:59 +0000

‘Christmas Girl’ is a non-spiced Belgian-style Blond Ale. This style typically runs 6.5-7.0% ABV. For years Buckeye has only produced non-spiced Belgian-style ales for Christmas. In the past, most have been Belgian Dubbel styles. This is by far the most pale version we have brewed. The favor profile is new. This is a flavorful, easy drinking, delicate beer brewed with quality German base malt and complex Belgian yeast. The aroma is prominently grainy Pils malt and subtle fresh fruit. The high carbonation gives the impression of more body to an otherwise dry finishing beer. The finish leans to grainy/bready Pilsner Malt and a semi-sweet, honey-like flavor. We hope you enjoy ‘Christmas Girl.’

Wheat Cloud Tank Tops Proudly Displayed @ The Red Brick Sports Pub (Athens, Ohio – Ohio Brew Week 2011)

garin — Tue, 19 Jul 2011 22:41:25 +0000

Thanks to Aaron, staff, and ownership at The Red Brick for hosting four Buckeye Brewing brews including: Summer Girl, Hipster, Cleveland IPA, and Wheat Cloud. Four of eight kegs were cashed by Wednesday evening. Thanks to the Pigskin for hosting Hippie IPA on draft.

www.yourbeernetwork.com – Review of ‘Buckeye Brewing Berkshire Hog Dinner’ on Tuesday, February 22nd

garin — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 15:46:23 +0000

Great details and pics from the folks at www.yourbeernetwork.com. Be sure to check out this review and other articles from Your Beer Network. http://yourbeernetwork.com/?p=436

Buckeye phasing out Bling Bling – Introducing new Pale Ale in 2011

garin — Thu, 06 Jan 2011 18:52:56 +0000

Get Bling while you can! Bling will still be available on draft on occasion at fine bars. A new pale ale will be released reminiscent of Sasquatch Pale Ale. We hope to have that released by late Spring.

The Buckeye Brewing Company, Cleveland, OH – Retailers can reach Buckeye at 216-281-5347

garin — Tue, 09 Nov 2010 22:50:33 +0000

CBW India Black Ale Still Crankin!

garin — Sat, 09 Oct 2010 18:53:38 +0000

Buckeye’s 2010 commemorative India-style Black Ale is now for sale. 7.0% abv, Chinook hops, American ale yeast, 65 IBU’s. In addition, we are proud to present a new silk-screening process that absolutely rocks! At first glance it looks like a label, but upon further inspection one will find that it is actually a silk screen. Go ahead, try to scrape it off, it won’t be easy. Enjoy this delightful Black Ale while supplies last.

Trey Howard Pulls CBW Keg, Donates $50 on bid, Keg Dash a Success!

garin — Tue, 14 Sep 2010 00:23:19 +0000

Trey Howard pulls the Cleveland Beer Week ale by bike; donates $50 to ACBC. $500+ Raised. — ‘BUCKEYE KEG DASH 2010′ was Sunday, September 12th, 12:00 Noon at Buckeye Brewing Company. We biked to BEER ENGINE for charity. ‘Aluminum Cans for Burned Children’

Trey Howard (left of keg), Click to enlarge. Thanks to all that participated, next year will be even bigger.

BUCKEYE BREWING – Kind Suds!

garin — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 17:33:02 +0000

Madison Wisconsin 2010 – ‘Great Taste’ for Sure

garin — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 01:06:28 +0000

‘It’s been quite some time since we’ve attended The Great Taste of the Midwest…glad to be back. In fact, it’s been such a long time (2002), I forgot how delicious it is. First off, I want to thank the organizers and volunteers – TOP NOTCH. We were basically cold-called to attend. I can’t, and never would turn down such an honor of an invitation. Heat and humidity were peaked out, as were the mosquitoes. Who cares! The landscape, beer, and untouchable Midwest vibe certainly wiped out the little quirks. We had a few Ohio breweries in attendance. Buckeye, Ohio Brewing, Great Lakes, Fat Head’s, and Sam Adams (Cinci). 100+ breweries in attendance. What I suggest is this. Attend next year, bring your bike, and enjoy the day on Sunday. The city is amazing. Great restaurants. The breakfast place near the Capitol is killer. Great people. Thank you ‘Great Taste’ and Madison, WI. More more thing, the farmers market on Saturday is to die for, I’ve never seen anything like it – hard core, Garin.’