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The Just Beer Project: Just Summer

The Just Beer Project has finally branched out beyond their Anytime IPA with a beer release for the summer, appropriately named Just Summer.  You can find a short write-up I did on The Just Beer Project and Anytime IPA here . Just Summer is an unfiltered wheat beer that comes in at 4.2% abv.  It is an incredibly straightforward wheat beer, which I believe is exactly how the Just Beer Project planned it.  The low alcohol content in the beer allows Just Summer to be a perfect companion on a hot day, and is quite refreshing after a day out in the sun. It would be nice if The Just Beer Project sold Just Summer in cans.  It would be a great beer to bring to the beach or other places where glass can't go. Its exciting to see lower alcohol beers that aren't IPAs.  Bring 'em on! You can find Just Summer in Georgia, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Virginia and Hartford, CT. The Just Beer Project Just Summer P...

The Just Beer Project: Anytime IPA

Session beers are a popular topic in the United States these days.  The exact definition of session beer changes depending on who you are talking to, but everyone can agree that there is a need for lower alcohol beers that have just as much flavor as higher alcohol beers.   The Just Beer Project is looking to provide just that for beer consumers.  Their mission is to "deliver beer drinkers un-complicated world-class craft brews that are delightful in their simplicity."  That's all well and good, but what interests me most about The Just Beer Project is that it is one of the projects of Alchemy and Science. Alchemy and Science is a venture created by Magic Hat Brewing Company co-founder Alan Newman and first Magic Hat employee Stacey Steinmetz.  Unsure of what exactly they wanted to do with Alchemy and Science, a few meetings with Jim Koch (Boston Beer Co.) started a partnership they knew they wanted to be involved in.  Now an "independently ope...