I’m a big fan of Deschutes Brewery’s special release beers, and two of my favorites are coming to retail shelves in Seattle soon. Black Butte XXIV has already been released at the Deschutes breweries and it shouldn’t be long until we see it here in Seattle. The Dissident only comes around every two years, and a limited supply will be released in September.
BLACK BUTTE XXIV
Our 24th Anniversary Release is back in black with a couple of new additions this year including fresh Daglet dates and Mission figs. You’ll still get flavors of dark chocolate and Bourbon roasty goodness but after one sip…you’ll be hooked. Grab a few bottles for aging and one for now! Cheers to 24 years of Deschutes beers!
RESERVE SERIES
11.0% ABV | 55 IBU’s
Availability: Now in 22-oz bottles and draft in limited quantities
THE DISSIDENT
Pucker up, sour fans…it’s time for the return of our favorite Flanders-style brown ale. As our only bottled wild yeast beer, we use fresh tart pie cherries from Oregon and Brettanomyces to give this beer unique flavors and aromas that will have you singing, “Wild Thing” by The Troggs. Snag a bottle while they last and savor the sour!
RESERVE SERIES
~10.5% ABV | ~30 IBU’s
Availability: Very limited in 22-oz bottles beginning mid-September
HOP TRIP

BOND STREET SERIES
5.4% ABV | 38 IBU’s
Availability: 6-packs and on draft in late September
CHASIN’ FRESHIES

BOND STREET SERIES
7.2% ABV | 65 IBU’s
Availability: 22-oz bottles beginning late-September
Anyone see bottles of Black Butte XXIV in the Seattle/Eastside area yet?
Same question… looking for black butte XXIV somewhere on the Eastside.
It’s all over the place in Seattle now, so I’m assuming if it it hasn’t hit places like Malt & Vine, Whole Foods, Total Wine or Pete’s that it will be very shortly.
We’ll be tapping a keg of XXIV here at Slaughter County Brewing this weekend.
RE: Black Butte XXIV … found mine at Whole Foods on 15th (Interurban). Bought 1 for now, one for aging. It’s a really fantastic beer, big stuff going on in there! Can really taste the figs, dates, and cocoa. It’s a really big beer and well worth the price.
Way to go Scott – I know the beer won’t last long. Thanks for posting your taps on Facebook.