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Elevator Brewing to launch barrel-aged series
Elevator Brewing Co., a production brewery and brewpub in Columbus, will launch a year-round barrel-aged series starting in January with its popular barrel-aged Horny Goat, an American porter. Every three months, the brewery will release a new barrel-aged beer in four-packs under a humorous Goat name, owner Dick Stevens said. In addition to Horny Goat, there will be Angry Goat, Bully Goat and Wicked Goat. "It's something we've never done before," Stevens said. The brewery has 40 Woodford Reserve bourbon barrels available for the effort. The plan is to barrel-age the brewery's nut brown, red and India pale ale for the series. And that doesn't mean those same beers will be barrel-aged the following year, Stevens said.
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