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The first in the line of Foxboro products to get the powder treatment is their Western Spirited Brew, which is an American Lager. Three other varieties (Dockside Pale Ale, Iron Horse Amber Ale and Foxboro Heritage) will also be turned into 50-milliliter packs, and available individually or in a 4-pack box. Simply pour the powder and add 10 ounces of water.
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While the thought of a beer from concentrate may smack of sacrilege to purists, Foxboro says the four beers contain all the normal natural ingredients used in their other products without heat reduction to preserve the flavors.
While we’re not sure powdered beer will catch on, it would certainly make traveling with a case or two easier.
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Learn more and contact Foxboro Brewing: foxborobrewing.com
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