Bottle Issues:  Seafarer’s Stout
Hi, Everybody –
We just got a call from one of our liquor store accounts to tell us several bottles of Seafarer’s Stout had “popped” (burst).  This beer is bottle-conditioned, which means yeast is present.  The compromised bottles had been stored outside the cooler;  there were no issues with bottles that were in the beer fridge.  We take quality control seriously, and quickly determined that this most recent bottling run of Seafarer’s Stout was ONLY delivered to Hanley’s Liquors in Belmar, and sold in our own Tasting Room after March 12. So, if you purchased 22-oz. bottles of Seafarer’s Stout at either location after March 12, and have not yet opened them,  please refrigerate the beer (if you haven’t already) and contact Gretchen via email at info@littledogbrewing.com , or call the brewery at 732-361-3555.    

I want to stress that only a small number of  bottles  from this run had been sold, and were only sold at these two locations.

Just a note, bottle-conditioned beer should never be left in a hot car or stored warm; it should always be kept at “cellar” temperatures or cooler.
Gretchen   


Spring Bottle Releases:
Coconut Porter & Nipper Habanero Pale
Available in 22-oz Bottles
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Welcome to Little Dog Brewing Company! 

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Little Dog, a 4-bbl craft brewery, opened its doors to the public
in November 2014. We specialize in handcrafted, small-batch brews, including German-style ales and special seasonal beers created by
veteran brewmaster Gretchen Schmidhausler.
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Several of our signature beers and seasonals, including Gesundheit! Altbier, DuckBoy Pale Ale, Seafarer's Stout, Local Girl Blonde (seasonal), Porter (seasonal) and Steinerweiss (seasonal) are usually available in 22 oz. bottles. The brewery is located in Neptune City (Monmouth County) NJ. Join Gretchen & the Little Dog Brew Crew in the Tasting Room ​Fridays (4-7 p.m.), Saturdays (1-6 p.m.) and Sundays (2-5 p.m.)
​for Tours, Tastings, and Growler Fills. Please check Hours Page for holiday & special hours. 
Please note we do not allow dogs or food, other than the
pretzels we provide, in our small Tasting Room.  Large groups always welcome, but please call ahead to ensure we have adequate staffing.   
Cheers,
Gretchen  ​