Samuel Adams Boston 26.2 Brew has launched in honor of the Boston Marathon on April 16. We’re told that it has a slightly lower alcohol content level (4.5 percent) and a lighter body than Sam’s other brews. It’s a gose, a light German beer brewed with wheat, plus coriander and salt. Boston Beer Company Founder Jim Koch unveiled the concoction last night at the Boston Athletic Association’s downtown headquarters. We couldn’t make it over for a sample, but we (and you!) can check it out at the following marathon-convenient spots as soon as this weekend.
Whiskey Preist
Atlantic Beer Garden
Jerry Remy’s (Fenway)
Jerry Remy’s (Waterfront)
Cactus Club
Sweet Cheeks
McGreevy’s
Jacob Wirth
Sweet Caroline’s
Uno Kenmore
Uno Boylston
Coolidge Corner Club House
O’Leary’s
Cornwall’s
Cigar Masters
Jimmy’s Brookline
Forum
McCormick and Schmick
Post 390
LIR
Jimmy’s Bar and Oven
Stoddard’s
Davios
Conor larkins
Back Bay Hotel
Union St, Newton
Cityside, Brighton
Ducali
Cambridge Commons
MJ’s Westin
MJ’s Park Square
Champions at the Copley Marriott
Solas
Dillon’s
Clerys
Suburban pubs along the marathon route also plan to carry the beer:
British Beer Company, Framingham
Pepperoncini’s, Framingham
TJ’s Spirits, Ashland
The Corner Pub, Ashland
Bill’s Pizza, Hopkinton
Cornell’s Pub, Hopkinton
O’Connells Pub, Framingham
Railroad 6, Framingham
John Stone’s Inn, Ashland
Morse Tavern, Natick
Why run when you can drink?
Sam Adams Releases 26.2 [Globe]
