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Perennial Artisan Ales

St. Louis, Missouri, Missouri, USA

ActiveSingle breweryMicrobrewery
Founded
2011
Archive ID
TB-47PRJ6PV
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Summary

Founded by Phil and Emily Wymore. Best known for Abraxas, an imperial stout built on Mexican chocolate, ancho chilli, cinnamon and vanilla, and for Maman, aged in Rittenhouse rye barrels.

A summary written during research. The sourced facts are in the sections below.

Tally’s Take

Abraxas put chilli and cinnamon in a stout years before pastry stout was a category anyone admitted to. St. Louis is Anheuser-Busch's town, which makes running a barrel-led artisan brewery there a deliberately awkward position to take.

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Beers

Abraxas

Limited

Imperial Stout

ABV12.8%

Mexican chocolate, ancho chilli, cinnamon and vanilla, brewed before pastry stout was a category anybody would admit to. Chilli in beer usually fails; this is the version that worked.

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Maman

Limited

Barrel-Aged Imperial Stout

ABV14.0%

Aged in Rittenhouse rye barrels and named the French for mother. Rye barrels bring pepper and spice where bourbon brings sweetness.

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