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Red Rock Brewery’s Holiday Ale Hits Harmons Grocery Stores

A lighter version of Griswald’s Ale (4.0% ABV) will be sold exclusively through Harmon’s Grocery stores and will be packaged as Red Rock Brewing Holiday Ale.

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It’s that time of year, when beer lovers across the land begin suffering from Gr“Pumpkin Ale fatigue”.

Fortunately, the brewers at Red Rock Brewery have been coming to the rescue for 20-years with their cult-like holiday seasonal release – Griswald’s Holiday Ale.

Griswald’s Holiday Ale pours a golden-amber color with a bright-white head. It has the sweet smell of nutmeg and clove with a subtle hint of gingerbread.  The taste is delicious. Far from bitter…not overly sweet. It’s a well-balanced, medium bodied ale with flavors of gingerbread, cinnamon, and orange-peel. This beer offers a sleigh-load of holiday cheer at 8.5% ABV.

Griswald’s Holiday Ale is available at all Red Rock Brewpubs and a limited number of UDABC stores, restaurants and beer bars. You can buy bottles to-go at the Red Rock Beer Store, located downtown at 443 N. 400 W. Open Tuesday through Friday from 11-7pm and Saturday from 11-5pm.

A lighter version of this Holiday Ale (4.0% ABV) will be sold exclusively through Harmon’s Grocery stores and will be packaged as Red Rock Brewing Holiday Ale. Look for it on store shelves beginning the first week of November.

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