Green Flash Silva Stout still available?

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(Vista, CA) – As the saying goes…better late than never.


Missed the original press release on Green Flash Silva Stout when it went out a couple weeks ago. Apparently the beer is still available (call ahead anyway) according to this RateBeer thread.

Press Release:

Green Flash Brewing Co. is proud to announce the release of Silva Stout. “Silva Stout is named for our brewmaster, Chuck Silva, and is a tribute to Chuck and our entire brewing team. It is their hard work and dedication to our craft that has made Green Flash one of the premier specialty ale breweries in the country,” according to Mike Hinkley, Green Flash founder.
Chuck Silva, on making the beer: “Silva Stout took a lot of patience. We aged our Double Stout in oak bourbon barrels for seventeen months. Flavors are very complex. It starts off with dark chocolate truffles rolled in cocoa powder. Next is the vanilla and wood notes, with rich cherry-like fruitiness. After racking and filtering the ale, we blended in just the right amount of freshly brewed Double Stout to provide the perfect balance of bourbon barrel aging and freshness. Enjoy the culmination of years of
flavor development now – no further aging required!” Silva Stout is a special, limited release and currently available only in four packs at the brewery during the tasting room’s public hours.

The beer also marks a shift in packaging at Green Flash. Beginning on October 1st, all 12 ounce bottles of Green Flash ales will be in the new custom Green Flash bottle and in four pack cartons rather than six packs. The new Green Flash bottle is designed to hold higher pressures. Previously, certain Green Flash ales, which are re-fermented in the bottles, have been only available in larger bottles capable of holding the higher pressure. Jim Kenny, Sales Director at Green Flash said, “The change from four packs to six packs and the new Green Flash bottle will provide our customers more choice. They like to buy a variety of craft beers and the smaller package size and wider selection of ales available in 12 ounce bottles accommodates them.”

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