Posted AT 8:54 AM EDT on 23/05/07
Microbreweries raid the fruit aisle
It's starting to look like somebody handed the keys to the nation's microbreweries to a restless vodka distiller. Have you scanned the specialty offerings at your local beer store lately? Orange, green apple, black currant, blueberry - they sound more like new Absolut flavours than ingredients for a hearty pint.
The newest entry: Great Lakes Orange Peel Ale.
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