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Most of their listings are the non-specific Pale Ale – American Ale. The New England was the precursor for the Trail Day Pale Ale that they released in cans: Scratch 380 – Trail Day Dry-hopped Pale Ale. According to Untappd Troegs has 33 Pale Ale – American beers, 5 Pale Ale – Belgians, and 1 Pale Ale – New England variants. So looking back over those, you get a semblance of an idea where they were going with the creation of this new Haze Charmer. I also reviewed Scratch 396 – Dry Hopped Pale Ale as part of a flight and beer review I did a while back as well. There’s also the Trail Day Pale Ale they released in 2019, that I reviewed. Going back further, there is even more scratches. * Scratch 374 – Scratch 374 – Oat Pale Ale (w/ Azacca, Citra & Denali) * Scratch 390 – Scratch 390 – Amarillo Fresh Hop Ale * Scratch 393 – Scratch 393 – Dry-Hopped Pale Ale (Azacca, Comet & Idaho 7) * Scratch 396 – Scratch 396 – Dry-Hopped Pale Ale * Scratch 397 – Scratch 397 – Dry-Hopped Hazy Pale Ale * Scratch 398 – Scratch 398 – Dry-Hopped Hazy Pale Ale #2 There’s also a few other scratch pale ales: * Scratch 399 – Scratch 399 – Dry-Hopped Hazy Pale Ale

* Scratch 401 – Scratch 401 – Dry-Hopped Hazy Pale Ale #4 * Scratch 403 – Scratch 403 – Dry-Hopped Hazy Pale Ale #5 * Scratch 404 – Scratch 404 – Dry-Hopped Hazy Pale Ale #6 And based on logos, and descriptions of “hazy pale ale” I think I’ve broken down its chain of scratches: Where they discuss its process a bit more in-depth (though they don’t list which exact Scratches this was, I’ve done some digging, and think I can piece it together.) Using on Untappd, I searched Troegs Beers and filtered it for “PALE ALE” and selected Newest to Oldest. My primary source for information on this beautiful beer comes from the Troegs Blog itself. (If you take note on this blog, I do my own news articles, I don’t like doing press release copy and paste jobs.) I’ll provide some links to their various sites at the end of this review – though be forewarned, I’ve come to discover most of them are just the exact same article basically a written press release by Troegs and then copied and pasted by the various media outlets. So needless to say, it’s gotten a fair amount of buzz. PennLive, NewsBreak, MyBeerBuzz, BrewFinder, BrewBound, TheFullPint, etc, etc, etc. Hitting all kinds of news outlets, beer blogs, beer sites, from everything from little blogs to big news sites (locally). Upon its release, this certainly got lots of media attention. Troegs Brewing promotional piece for Haze Charmer (photo from Troegs Brewing) Especially since there’s a fair bit of history to do with this beer, since like Nimble Giant and some of their other beers its started off life as a scratch beer and gone through several iterations before becoming the beer you might be drinking right now. And since Haze Charmer is pretty darn good, it’ll make for a good beer review. I do like to help promote local businesses and restaurants when I can so helping out both Troegs and The Mill is kind of a win-win. Maybe tomorrow I’ll do the Sticky and then Tuesday try one of the California beers to do, then Wednesday do Icicle. I don’t normally like to do back-to-back beers from the same brewery so I might break up the New Trail beers. Plus, lets me do a bit of promotion for The Mill as well as handle a popular buzz-worthy beer (the Haze Charmer). But, I wanted to do a beer from Friday, and wanted to do tie it in with Seinfeld, so I figured the more recent beer I had before going. And thats what Haze Charmer is – its Troeg’s first new yearly in four years.

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Also, I don’t normally do flagship beers or full yearly releases and stuff. At Funck’s, while waiting for my daughter’s ballet class to end, I had Icicle by New Trail and their Cinnamon Barrel Aged Sticky. I have a few on the ‘docket’ from Friday.

I debated this morning on which beer to do next. Haze Charmer (in bottle) by Troegs Independent Craft Brewing, at The Mill in Hershey before the Seinfeld Stand-Up Show at the Hershey Theater (March 6th, 2020).