WARWICK TOWNSHIP, PA — A new Session IPA, brewed with Idaho 7 and Citra Hops, will debut later this month along the Bucks County Ale Trail, a map of the county's craft breweries.
On Tuesday, Visit Bucks County partnered with host, Warwick Farm Brewing, and the brewers of Bucks County, to announce the upcoming release of the fourth county-wide Bucks County Ale Trail collaboration beer, Expedition Bucks County.
The beer recipe and label were redesigned for the collaboration's fourth year, with the beer actively brewing during the event.
"Together, we brewed a fresh batch of Session IPA, which will be pouring at participating breweries in just a couple of weeks," said the owners of Warwick Farm. "We can't wait for everyone to give it a try."
Expedition Bucks County will be available on August 28 on draft and in cans at participating Bucks County Ale Trail brewery locations.
At the event, Visit Bucks County also announced that new Ale Trail prizes will debut starting Tuesday, August 11. The new prizes will provide participants with "exciting incentives" to explore local breweries while earning exclusive swag, discovering new spots, and tasting the best of Bucks County's craft beer scene.
Warwick Farm's brewmaster Ryan Seiz with Paul Bencivengo, president and CEO of Visit Bucks County. (Visit Bucks County)
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Bucks County brewers pose for a photo on the porch at Warwick Farms Brewing. (Visit Bucks County)
"The Bucks County Ale Trail has become a must-do activity for those traveling to our region. More than 8.4 million visitors explore Bucks County each year, generating nearly $1.3 billion in economic impact and supporting a hospitality workforce of nearly 29,400," said Paul Bencivengo, President/CEO of Visit Bucks County. "Food and beverage are the largest direct visitor spending category, and the Ale Trail demonstrates how collaboration among local breweries creates a stronger experience for visitors. Together, our brewers help drive tourism, support local businesses, and contribute to Bucks County's growing reputation as a popular culinary and craft beverage destination."
The Ale Trail launched in 2019 with 15 breweries and has since grown to more than 30 breweries (including taprooms). To date, more than 27,000 visitors have obtained an Ale Trail passport, and Visit Bucks County has tracked nearly 90,000 visits to breweries and fulfilled 9,300 Ale Trail prizes.
Participating breweries include Aristaeus Craft Brewing Company, Artifact Brewing, Boo's Brewing Company & Firehouse Tavern, Broad Street Brewing, Broken Goblet Brewing, Bucks County Brewery, Doan Tavern & Grill, Doubles by Human Robot, Free Will Brewing Company, Free Will Brewing Taproom, Geronimo Brewing, Langhorne Brewing Company and Martini Bar, Mystic Ways Brewing, Naked Brewing Company, Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company, Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company- Dublin, Newtown Brewing Company, Odd Logic Brewing Company, Puck Live by Great Barn Brewery, Red Lion Brewery, River Tide Brewing, Second Sin Brewing Company, Second Sin Brewing - Newtown Taproom, The Proper Brewing Company, Two Rivers Brewing, Van Lieus Brewing, Vault Brewing Company, Warwick Farm Brewing and Wishful Thinking Brewing.
(Visit Bucks County)
The guys from Broad Street Brewing. (Visit Bucks County)
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