This week, we caught up with the Brew Crew to celebrate the arrival of one of our favorite gulls – Follow the Gull! This brew is fiercely loved by our team, and in honor of the gull on our can, we decided to ask everyone to share some of their most memorable gull experiences. Check them out!
Follow the Gull is back!
We know that this is a definite fan-favorite, but this juicy and ultra-drinkable hop-bomb is a favorite of the production crew, as well.
Originally brewed to celebrate Cape May County’s 325th anniversary, our folks in production brew Follow the Gull with a ridiculous amount of Citra, El Dorado, Azacca, and Amarillo hops. Cape May County is 328 years old, now, but this brew is just as fresh as ever.
Take a look to see what the folks in production have to say about Follow the Gull!
Back in 2017, Cape May County asked us to help them celebrate a milestone. 325 years worth of milestones, in fact.
When your home county asks you to help them celebrate, you step up, particularly when they’re celebrating a birthdate that’s only 70 years after Plymouth.
Cape May County is olllllddd, y’all.
So, we brewed up a killer IPA in Follow the Gull — a juicy and ultra-drinkable hop-bomb bursting with tropical and citrus aromas — and people loved it! They loved it so much that we knew we had to keep bringing it back.
Check out what people had to say below!
In 2017, we were honored to be asked to brew a handful of commemorative brews. Villanova University asked us to brew Demisemiseptcentennial Pale Ale for their 175th anniversary (and we thought we were through with having to type “Demisemiseptcentennial”), and the County of Cape May asked us to help them ring in their 325th year with a commemorative brew, Follow the Gull.
Both turned out excellently; however, one of them turned out so well that it’s truly become a favorite for everyone at the brewery.
Because of that, this week, we’re pleased to offer Follow the Gull in 16-ounce tall boys!
Beer has been helping people to celebrate for millennia. We’re definitely of the opinion that it’s by far the best of the celebratory beverages — champagne be damned! That’s why when someone we love asks us to help them celebrate a milestone by brewing a beer, we’re happy to give it the consideration it deserves.
But when Cape May County asked us to help them celebrate their 325th anniversary, how could we say no?
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