Pig's Ear Brown Ale

We like Woodstock. We like the brewery. And we like Pig’s Ears. So, we have that going for us. The brewery can be found just a couple minute’s drive west off the exit (32). In the spirit of English nut brown style ales, the Woodstock brewery features an old red phone both. No, you cannot travel in time if you step inside it. But if you could, you could go back and see Woodstock Inn Brewery’s old can artwork and branding. <figure> <img src=""/breweries/woodstock-inn-brewery-pigs-ear-brown-ale.jpg"" alt=""Woodstock Inn Brewery’s Pig’s Ear Brown Ale"" class=""w-50-ns h-50-ns"" loading=""lazy"" /> <figcaption class=""caption"">The old artwork</figcaption> </figure> ## Beer Description If it looks like a pig and squeals like a pig, double check before pouring it into a glass. If you’re lucky, it’s our smooth, nutty, roasted Brown Ale. If not, well … ## Hops & Malts used in the {{ beername }} brewing recipe ## Final thoughts on {{ beername }} Our (latest) Pig’s Ear came via Woodstock variety pack, along with the Exit 32, Lost River Light, and Red Rack ale. We will keep coming back to it as long as they keep brewing it. <figure> <img src=""/breweries/woodstock-inn-brewery-variety-pack.jpg"" alt=""A variety pack of Woodstock Inn Brewery beers. It included the Red Rack Ale, Pig’s Ear Brown Ale, Lost River Light, and Exit 32"" class=""w-50-ns h-50-ns"" loading=""lazy"" /> <figcaption class=""caption"">#VarietyPackLife</figcaption> </figure>