Earlier this year, Athens-based Creature Comforts Brewing Co. collaborated with Maine’s Allagash Brewing Co. to release Get Comfortable Belgian-Style IPA, with 100% of the profits going toward Creature Comforts’ charitable Get Comfortable Fund.

More recently, Creature Comforts and Allagash collaborated on a mixed-culture blonde ale, and once again, all of the proceeds will benefit Get Comfortable.

With that goodness in mind, A Force For Good is this week’s Beer Pick.

Beer Pick

A Force For Good Mixed Culture Blonde Ale

Creature Comforts Brewing Co., Athens

Limited release at the taproom in 500-milliliter bottles

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The latest Creature Comforts collaboration with Allagash Brewing is A Force For Good, a 5.7% alcohol mixed-culture blonde ale. Reflecting the shared philosophy of incorporating local flavor into mixed-culture beers, they used a combination of grains from Maine and the Southeast. It was fermented with a blend of Creature Comforts’ house culture and a spontaneous culture from Allagash. The result is a bright, tart beer that presents lemon, citrus and subtle melon notes.

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Try A Force For Good with a range of cheeses from chevre to Stilton, as well as seafood, fresh sausages and cured meats.

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