
Hand crafted
in 20-barrel batches, Silverback Pale Ale has a comfortable 5.5% ABV
and a balanced hop finale of approximately 40 International Bittering
Units. It is made with American two-row malt, crystal malt, specialty
malts and four US hops. The beer’s rich aroma comes from a trip through
Wynkoop head brewer Andy Brown’s “Hopinator” hopback device, filled
with 10 pounds of whole-leaf Centennial hops.
The Wynkoop Brewing Company,
located in a historic building in the LoDo area of Denver, was the
town's first genuine brewpub and remains its favorite. Silverback Pale
Ale is the newest specialty creation, and now joins our award winning
Rail Yard Ale as the second of our microcanned craft beers. more...
Grains of Paradise
are a very unique, and very tasty, addition to Silverback. It is an
African spice that imparts a citrusy, pepper-like quality to the beer.
The spice is a vital part of the mountain gorilla diet and aids in
reducing heart disease in these endangered apes. more...
Where to Buy.
Wynkoop first entered the fast-growing microcanned craft beer niche by
hand canning our revered Rail Yard Ale (one can at a time in our Lower
Downtown brewpub). We now expand our offerings with the addition of
Silverback Pale Ale.
Our
delicious, pioneering ales are now appearing in select beer stores in
the regional area. We're also placing kegs of our gold-medal-winning
draft beers in the best bars and restaurants in the area. list of locations ...
The Mountain Gorilla Conservation Fund,
founded in 1983 to carry on the work of the late Dr. Dian Fossey,
conducts numerous projects to benefit the mountain gorillas of Africa.
Fifty percent of all profits from the sale of Silverback Pale Ale got
to MGCF. more...
Press Release... beernews.org, May 14, 2010 (Denver, CO)
Save a Gorilla with the new Wynkoop Silverback Pale Ale Cans
Wynkoop
Brewing Company will release its second beer in cans this summer.
Wynkoop is set to bring Silverback Pale Ale to cans for the first time
this June. This is one of two beers that the brewery makes under the
Silverback name, the other being a Smoked Porter. rest of article...