We have some exciting new saisons for you this weekend! An Ear in the Grass is a 5% can conditioned saison brewed with Saaz and Saphir that is about as cool as beer gets, in our silly opinion. It’s Happening Again is a 5% grisette we brewed back in March with Zac @zacross from @kentfallsbrewing using a blend of aged and fresh Saphir hops. If this beer doesn’t tell you a story you need to open your ears wider, we are so V pleased with this beer. Cans and bottles will be available tomorrow, Saturday the 23, at both the Ambler Farmers’ Market (from 9-1 while supplies last) and at the Pub when we open at 11:30. Cans are $16 a four pack 750ml bottles are $16 each. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• An Ear in the Grass is a pretty little hoppy saison that makes us think of slumbering in a wild flower field on a warm rock that is made of dough. The saplings at the field’s edge are barked in juicy fruit gum sheets, and the sun is an eternal presence that never blinks. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• It’s Happening Again conjures pictures of a flower filled patio in spring as a light rain of herbal leaf tea falls not down, but up. Candied sugar clouds dissolve with the rain they pull up and in. Down the cliff the wooden boat awaits, gently dancing on the slow waves. Grab that green bottle and float away.
We’ve got three new beers on, cans are still available AND we have an exciting set of ambient sounds from @kellygreenstudios tonight so get on down here. The new beers are, from left to right; Interior Clouds, a 5.5% IPA brewed with Chinook and Cascade, Drome Time, a 3.1% poetry stout, available on handpump only at the pub.l, and Evening Friend, a 4.5% IPA with Cashmere and Chinook.
Grab your buddy by the hand and come on down for some cans and some jazz tonight starting at eight.
Cans of A Hello That Never Ended and Were I A Fish are available at the pub today when we open at 4. 😎
Cans are still available. Stop in and grab some for the dad in you. Grab lunch and stick around for some Jazz on stage at two. Happy Father’s Day to all you hunks out there.
We’ve got lots of tiny tubes for your weekend. If you are coming to the artistic festival in Ambler today grab some tubes for you waking fun. We also have these gift boxes available with your choice of two cans and one glass for $20 or two glasses and one can for $25. Let’s have some fun this weekend, eh? Reminder, we are not at the market today.
In celebration of Ambler’s festival of arts and music this weekend we will have cans for sale today, Friday the 15th, when we open at four. Were I a Fish (on the left) is a 5% IPA brewed with Pilsner and Oat malts and hopped with Citra and Cashmere. A Hello That Never Ended (on the right) was brewed with Pilsner and Wheat and hopped with Polaris and Chinook. $16 a four pack, no limit, friend. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• A Hello That Never Ended calls to mind that freaky party in the wilderness where broccoli was a fruit hanging from citrus trees and the ground was carpeted with catnip. A bite of that broccoli revealed that it was really a peach, a peach that was sweet all the way down to the pit, the pit! We loved that party V much. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Were I a Fish makes us think of seductive B Sides that start quiet and finish up nice and deep. While that B side spins we think of satchels of fine weed in a vanilla bean canoe floating peacefully down a granola fall. Electric rain falls peacefully, and you drift, along and to sleep.
In celebration of Ambler’s festival of arts and music this Friday and Saturday we will have cans for sale tomorrow, Friday the 15th, when we open at four. Fear not, they will still be available at the Market on Saturday if that’s your thing. Were I a Fish (on the left) is a 5% IPA brewed with Pilsner and Oat malts and hopped with Citra and Cashmere. A Hello That Never Ended (on the right) was brewed with Pilsner and Wheat and hopped with Polaris and Chinook. $16 a four pack, no limit, friend. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• A Hello That Never Ended calls to mind that freaky party in the wilderness where broccoli was a fruit hanging from citrus trees and the ground was carpeted with catnip. A bite of that broccoli revealed that it was really a peach, a peach that was sweet all the way down to the pit, the pit! We loved that party V much. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Were I a Fish makes us think of seductive B Sides that start quiet and finish up nice and deep. While that B side spins we think of satchels of fine weed in a vanilla bean canoe floating peacefully down a granola fall. Electric rain falls peacefully, and you drift, along and to sleep.
Grab one of these boxes shaped like a bag with two glasses and a can of beer for $25 and give it to a dad on Sunday, dads love gifts.
Extra Surprise Relative is an IPA fermented with this year’s foraged yeast and hopped heavily with Grungeist and cascade. Notes of lemon whipped cream, vanilla, pineapple, and stealing the juice from a kid’s fruit cocktail. Oh, we have cans available of both IPAs from last weekend and our saison.
Our current can selection. We have about 12 cases left from yesterday and a few cases of Yay Ale! are still with us. Stop in by for some cans to enjoy on this Sunday. We also have some live music, a tribute to Garcia, Khan, and Leah, starting around two this afternoon. Escape this grey day with some live music and bright cans.
Tubes! We will have 16 ounce tubes of two beers available today, Saturday the 9th at the Ambler Farmers’ Market (9-1) and the Pub when we open at 11:30. Both Lunar Lifeguard (on the left) and Sky Wall (on the right) are 5% IPAs. Lunar lifeguard was brewed with four grains, barley, wheat, oat, and spelt, and a really attractive amount of Galaxy. Sky Wall was brewed with oats and pils and hopped with Polaris, Wolf, and Citra. $16 a four pack. No limits, spaceman. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Lunar Lifeguard makes us see melons rolling along, slowly, disconcertingly so, through a snowy pasture. Mango parfait clouds drift by gently dropping vanilla splats on down. A clementine sun breaks through, warming, and calming. The snow melts and you feel alright. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Sky Wall leaves us with impressions of a boat full of orange slices bobbing along just off the beach, a beach full of bikini ghosts, ice cream bowls, and ripping hot sun flakes. Up and down, up and down, bobbing along. The sun burns hot, an eyebrow cloud cools it and orchid fruit rains down. The beach disappears, you blink and a penguin, colliding with you, wakes you. Refresh.

61 North Main Street, Ambler, PA, 19002, United States

Forest & Main Brewing Co.

61 N. Main St.

Ambler, Pa. 19002

215 542 1776

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