This unique blend features McIntosh, Northern Spy, Russet, and GoldRush apples, all sourced from Davison Farms in Falmouth.

Also out this week from Meander River is their latest seasonal cider, Winterlude.

As the brewery puts it, “The breakfast of champions!” On tap now at the brewery and the Flying Apron Cookery, kegs were also sent to Battery Park. Featuring 20% rolled oats in the grain bill, the 5% ABV Stout features an aromatic coffee and cocoa profile.

Meander River recently released their newest seasonal, Cold Porridge Oatmeal Stout.

And check out ANBL’s page for availability of their bottles. After a very successful launch of their bottles last week, their Fire Cider is on tap at the Dieppe, Fredericton, Sackville and Saint John growler stations while supplies last.

And speaking of Red Rover, their cider is now available at the ANBL Growler filling stations for the first time this weekend.

Red Rover’s Bee Cider, made with honey from the hives on James Joyce’s roof, is currently available in the pub. And keep an eye out for their Wassailing event February 6th with Red Rover, similar to their “Meet Your Maker” event, where they will be pouring multiple ciders during the evening.

More details on James Joyce’s event: It is the one year anniversary of their expanded keg fridge (allowing them to carry beer from every brewery in New Brunswick), and they will be fully stocked tonight – with Happy Hour pricing on Fredericton breweries’ beers – serving birthday cake, and having a grand time! New Saint John brewery First City will have their Chocolate Coffee Stout available.

We’ll have a Q&A post on this 1/2 BBL brewery for you very soon! One of their first three flagship beers, Marécage (a 7% ABV Belgian Saison), will be on tap tonight at the James Joyce in Fredericton, just in time for the Joyce’s One Year Anniversary of their expanded keg fridge! For those of you in Moncton, fear not… the beer will also be on tap this weekend at Les Brumes du Coude, with other tap accounts following in the near future.

After receiving their license to brew just a few weeks ago, Bore City Brewing in Moncton have sold their first kegs.

Happy Friday, loyal beer fans! Grab a pint and get your weekend started with some light beer reading.

Red Rover by T. Hammond