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what’s on tap The Lehigh Valley region has a fantastic selection of local breweries
and distilleries. What’s On Tap keeps you up-to-date on some of their
latest releases. If you’re out and about and looking for a drink, check out
Weyerbacher Brewery our What’s on Tap channel on the Go Guide app.

905 Line St., Easton

610-559-5561

weyerbacher.com

Cast off the last of winter’s chill with a draught of orange peel, grains of paradise and star anise to give a

the 13.3 percent ABV Cinnsanity: It’s Weyerbacher’s light spiciness to the aroma. It’s a crisp wheat ale that

Insanity — Barleywine aged in oak barrels — with finishes with just a hint of tartness — and it’s perfect

some cinnamon to really warm things up. The brewers throughout spring and early summer. Finally Legal,

say “the addition brings a complementary note of a 13.5 percent ABV bourbon barrel-aged stout, was

cinnamon to the already present notes of bourbon, originally released in June 2016 for Weyerbacher’s 21st

cherry and vanilla.” This is a special release that came Anniversary. It’s a hearty stout brewed with Munich

out earlier this month. malts, smoked malts, cocoa nibs, cocoa powder and

With spring vanilla. The brewers say it has a “rich chocolate flavor

around the with hints of vanilla and a touch of smoky bacon.” This

corner, it’s a special release will be available in April.

good idea to Bonn Place Brewery
keep your Wit

about you. This 310 Taylor St., Bethlehem

4.6 percent 610-419-6660

ABV Belgian- bonnbrewing.com

Style brew, Owner and head brewer Sam Masotto brewed up

coming out a 7 percent ABV Doppelbock called Fastnachtator

in April, has especially for Lent, and he plans to live entirely off of

notes of this beer for at least a week, in tribute to the monks it

coriander, was inspired by. With notes of chocolate and malt, it’s a

“true lager brewed in accordance to the German Purity

Law,” he says. Coming soon will be The Delusionist,

which he calls an “Appalachian Dark.” It’s a 5.0

percent ABV hoppy, black ale “brewed in honor of ‘The

Delusionist’ himself, the wonderful Danny Prada and

his upcoming show at ArtsQuest!” Bunny Farm, an 8

percent ABV double pale ale, is hazy, hoppy and back

for more by popular demand. Scottish Breakfast, a 6.8

percent ABV brew in the style of a Scotch Ale, gets a

kick from some guajillo chiles — and that’s sure to

wake you up. Sam says he’s also planning a beer that

uses Marshmallow Peeps (yes, really) instead of sugar,

a Coconut Delusionist and a Licorice Doppelbock — but

he’s keeping the specifics under wraps. Stay tuned.