Left Hand Brewing Company Unveils 2025 Beer Release Calendar
With over thirty years of brewing, Left Hand Brewing Co. has announced its 2025 Beer Release Calendar. This year will see a mix of core classics, innovative seasonal beers, and new releases, ensuring there’s something available for every beer lover.
“For more than 30 years, Left Hand has been dedicated to crafting innovative, award-winning beers that push boundaries while staying true to our roots,” said Jill Preston, Left Hand Marketing Director. “This year is all about honoring our history while driving innovation forward, and we can’t wait for fans to experience this lineup.”
New for 2025, Left Hand is debuting Colorful Colorado IPA, a bold, resinous IPA inspired by Colorado’s cannabis culture. With dank terpene aromas and a vibrant hop bill, this 6.8% ABV IPA offers earthy pine notes, tropical citrus bursts, and a crisp bitterness that showcases the best of Colorado’s craft brewing creativity.
When it comes to the brewery’s year-round offerings, a fan favorite, Meyer Lemon Drop Shandy is now available all year long, giving fans a refreshing, citrus-forward option every month of the year. Originally introduced as a spring seasonal, Meyer Lemon Drop Shandy quickly became a fan favorite. Crafted with real Meyer lemon juice, this light yet flavorful beer is the perfect balance of tart and sweet.
Left Hand fans will be thrilled to see the return of Mexican Hot Chocolate Milk Stout in Q4, a Colorado Brewers Cup Silver Medalist. Infused with rich cacao, cinnamon, vanilla, and just the right amount of chili heat, this decadent stout is a warming, spiced treat perfect for the cooler months.
To learn more about Left Hand Brewing Co., please visit www.lefthandbrewing.com.
Left Hand Brewing Company – 1265 Boston Ave. – Longmont, CO
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