Dragonmead

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Dragonmead Brewery[edit | edit source]

Dragonmead Brewery is a craft brewery located in Warren, Michigan. It was founded in 1997 by Larry Channell and Bill Wrobel, with the aim of creating high-quality, traditional-style beers.

History[edit | edit source]

Dragonmead Brewery was established in 1997, making it one of the oldest craft breweries in Michigan. Larry Channell and Bill Wrobel, both passionate homebrewers, decided to turn their hobby into a business. They started brewing small batches of beer in their garage, experimenting with different recipes and techniques.

In 1999, Dragonmead Brewery opened its doors to the public, offering a variety of handcrafted beers. The brewery quickly gained popularity among beer enthusiasts, thanks to its commitment to brewing traditional-style beers with a modern twist.

Beers[edit | edit source]

Dragonmead Brewery offers a wide range of beers, each with its own unique flavor profile. Some of their popular beers include:

  • Final Absolution - a Belgian-style tripel with a strong, complex flavor and a hint of fruity esters.
  • Under the Kilt Wee Heavy - a Scottish-style ale with a rich, malty character and a touch of smokiness.
  • Erik the Red - an Irish-style red ale with a balanced blend of caramel sweetness and hop bitterness.
  • Castlebrite Apricot Wheat - a refreshing wheat beer infused with the flavors of apricot.

Dragonmead Brewery takes pride in using only the finest ingredients, including locally sourced hops and malt. They also adhere to traditional brewing methods, ensuring that each beer is crafted with care and precision.

Awards and Recognition[edit | edit source]

Over the years, Dragonmead Brewery has received numerous awards and accolades for its exceptional beers. Some of the notable achievements include:

  • Gold Medal at the Great American Beer Festival for their Final Absolution in the Belgian-Style Tripel category.
  • Silver Medal at the World Beer Cup for their Under the Kilt Wee Heavy in the Scotch Ale category.
  • Bronze Medal at the European Beer Star for their Erik the Red in the Irish-Style Red Ale category.

These awards are a testament to Dragonmead Brewery's commitment to brewing high-quality beers that are loved by both critics and consumers alike.

Brewery Tours[edit | edit source]

Dragonmead Brewery offers guided tours of their facility, providing visitors with an opportunity to learn about the brewing process and sample their beers. The tours are led by knowledgeable staff members who are passionate about beer and eager to share their expertise.

To book a brewery tour, visitors can visit the Dragonmead Brewery website or contact their tasting room directly.

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