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NOLA Brewing Hosts Double Release Party November 10

NOLA Brewing will host a double release party on Nov. 10, for two new beers: Hoppyright Infringement and Dryades. For more info on the beers and party, see the release:


New Orleans, LA (October 13, 2017): NOLA Brewing invites you to celebrate the release of “Hoppyright Infringement,” a new year-round beer, and “Dryades,” the newest member of the Funk Series. The free release party will also feature live music, a whole hog from McClure’s Barbecue, and games and prizes on November 10, from 5pm-9pm at the brewery.

Hoppyright Infringement was designed to be the latest revision of NOLA Brewing’s IIPAs from the past, “Mecha Hopzilla” and “Mecha.” Hoppyright Infringement is a hazy, juicy, New England style, dry-hopped IIPA with 7.6% abv. With the release of Hoppyright Infringement, NOLA Brewing will end production of Mecha for the New Orleans market.

“Our original IIPAs have such a storied past we didn’t want to end the beer without replacing it with a better recipe and a relevant name,” says Kirk Coco, CEO of NOLA Brewing. “We feel like we are moving forward with an even better beer that will move in the market, while still paying homage to our experiences with Hopzilla. “

The second beer being released is the latest member of the NOLA Funk Series. Dryades is a sour brown ale aged for over 12 months in oak barrels with plums and cherries. This sour finishes with a hint of chocolate, is sour and dry, and hits at 5.5% abv. Featured on the label is Big Chief Monk Boudreaux of the Golden Eagles to represent Dryades Street and its historic location as headquarters for New Orleans Mardi Gras Indians.

“We are so grateful to Big Chief Monk Boudreaux for allowing us to use his likeness to honor the rich historical culture and significance his tribe has for our city,” says Coco. “We hope this Funk release helps tell the story of Dryades as the epicenter for the civil rights movement and our beloved Mardi Gras Indians who help keep the funk alive in New Orleans.”

NOLA will be serving a wide variety of standard and specialty NOLA beers on their 24 taps, as well as releasing Hoppyright Infringement in cans and Dryades in 750 ml bottles To-Go. Mecha will be available in the market and in the NOLA Brewing Tap Room in cans and on draft until sold out.

The party will be getting funky with free live music featuring The Quickening at 6pm, followed by Gravity A at 8pm. Barbecue and a whole hog will be available from McClure’s Barbecue, and draft and packaged beer will be available for purchase in the Tap Room. Parking is available in the NOLA Brewing parking lot behind the Tap Room.

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