Around the U.S. in 15 Brews
| September 1, 2017
The Rare Barrel (California)
Sour beer, aged for an average of one year in oak barrels. It’s safe to say you’ve never had a beer quite like the stuff pouring out of The Rare Barrel. Born and raised in Berkeley, California, The Rare Barrel exclusively crafts and sells sour beer.
Sour beer takes a really, really long time to develop, but the wait is certainly worth it. Looking for a place to start? Try their award winning American style-sour ale Enscorcelled.
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