Ferryman's Chocolate Orange
- 10.9% ABV
- Bottles
- barrel-aged
Confluence Brewing Company's Barrel-Aged Stout. Label approved 1 October 2026; not spotted on a shelf or tap list yet.
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- Label submitted30 September 2026
- Label approved1 October 2026
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This is the 76th of 83 labels we have from Confluence Brewing Company. It is one of 30 barrel-aged stout labels approved in October 2026. Its label was approved 1 day after it was submitted. The label carries barrel-aged on the front. The label carries the Brewers Association independent seal.
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From the label“Legend has it that on occasion the confluence of the Des Moines and the Raccoon rivers is met by an ethereal third river, known to some as the river Styx. It's trafficked by a cloaked and mysterious figure who, since time immemorial, has conveyed souls from one bank to the other, pausing only occasionally to refresh his own weary spirit. A rich blend of roasted and chocolate malts melts seamlessly with notes of caramel and dark macerated fruits from the whiskey casks. Layered over silky cacao nibs and spiked with warm cinnamon and bright orange zest, this barrel-aged stout is precisely the treat needed to bring a smile to the Ferryman's face. We hope this legendary beer does the same for you, our legendary fans. To fourteen great years, and many more, Cheers!”
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