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Southeastern, Gnarly Barley Partner in New Brew
Posted on 7/20/17 at 9:46 am
Posted on 7/20/17 at 9:46 am
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HAMMOND – Something new for Southeastern Louisiana University Lion fans is brewing at Gnarly Barley Brewery.
Lion Up™ American Wheat Ale will soon be available at restaurants, stores and entertainment venues across the Northshore region, including Strawberry Stadium on Lion home game days. It will first be available at a Lion Up™ release event at the Hammond brewery on Aug. 5 and will hit the shelves at locations the following week.
"Being that the university has been such a huge part of our lives since we both started in the early 2000s and met while students there, we feel this is an amazing opportunity for us to team up with Southeastern," said Zac Caramonta, Gnarly Barley co-founder along with his wife Cari. "We love our alma mater, and it's just so cool that we are able to do something like this."
Erin Cowser, Southeastern's executive director of public and governmental affairs, said, "This licensing endeavor is extra special because Zac and Cari are able to combine their passion for craft beer with their Lion pride, and Lion fans are who get to enjoy the end result."
The partnership between alumni-owned Gnarly Barley Brewery and Southeastern has resulted in a crisp American wheat ale that is light bodied and easy to drink. According to Caramonta, beer enthusiasts can expect a refreshing wheat malt flavor and crisp floral hop notes.
"It's light bodied and easy to drink - perfect for Lion tailgating," he said.
Lion Up™ beer will be brewed exclusively during fall semesters, and sold in 12 oz. recyclable cans only.
Cowser added that a portion of the proceeds of the new craft beer's sales will be dedicated to student alcohol abuse prevention efforts on campus.
Established in 2014, Gnarly Barley Brewing is located in a 10,500 square foot facility in Hammond. Gnarly Barley beers are distributed throughout Louisiana in nine parishes and over 500 establishments.
"Look for us on the shelves at your local grocery and favorite watering hole," said Cari Caramonta. "We work hard to identify the best accounts for our products - retailers that make local products and craft beer priorities."
She added, "And if you don't see it there, be sure to speak up and ask for Gnarly Barley!"
Louisiana Economic Development recently honored the company as one of the state's 2017 Lantern Award winners. Lantern Award winners demonstrate excellence in manufacturing and outstanding service to their communities through the involvement of their businesses and employees.
Lion Up™ American Wheat Ale will be sold by Champagne Beverage, the official beer distributor of Southeastern Athletics.
Will it look bad if I opt on this beer over that Tin Roof Bayou Bengal beer?
This post was edited on 7/20/17 at 9:47 am
Posted on 7/20/17 at 10:03 am to tke857
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Will it look bad if I opt on this beer over that Tin Roof Bayou Bengal beer?
A) Why not both?
B) Why not neither?
Posted on 8/2/17 at 12:39 pm to tke857
I had the opportunity to try a can out this week and the beer is great. It's low abv brew under 5% and is definitely a tailgate crusher. These guys actually took the time to make their university licensed beer a good one that would please many. Said that because I was very disappointed in Tin Roof's failed attempt at a university licensed beer. I said all of that to say, 
Posted on 8/2/17 at 12:57 pm to sandraccoon
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These guys actually took the time to make their university licensed beer a good one that would please many
gnarly barley has made only one brew i didnt care for (brightside)...everything else they make or have made has been excellent to outstanding. i keep catahoula, radical rye, korova and jucifer in my fridge almost exclusively now
we are lucky to have them in hammond
Posted on 8/2/17 at 1:05 pm to cgrand
Radical rye is my regular now, they are making great stuff
Posted on 8/2/17 at 1:31 pm to burgeman
Probably gonna grab some at the sauce this weekend. 
Posted on 8/2/17 at 5:16 pm to sandraccoon
Ragin Cajun Ale & Lager is pretty solid, especially in the heat
LSU got the short end of the stick with Tin Roof
LSU got the short end of the stick with Tin Roof
Posted on 8/2/17 at 5:38 pm to NIH
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Ragin Cajun Ale & Lager is pretty solid,
Big fan of the ale. I am a bit biased since BT is located in my hometown, but it's still pretty solid.
This post was edited on 8/2/17 at 5:39 pm
Posted on 8/2/17 at 6:20 pm to tke857
I am all in with Gnarley Barley. Like it was said above, they are hitting homeruns on most of their brews.
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