Feral Brewing 'Tusk' Day
Feast on a beer that only comes around twice a year.
Overview
It sounds like the stuff of legend: a beer that's only released twice a year. If you've tasted Feral Brewing Company's Tusk tipple, then you'll agree that its myth-like status is accurate. This aggressively bitter double IPA is much, much drier than its blend of hopped mango, citrus and grapefruit aromatics seems to indicate — and you won't be able to get enough of it.
In case you need any more convincing, this is the type of brew that our medieval ancestors would've brawled over centuries ago. These days, you just have to head to the right place at the right time, like the Bloodhound Bar on May 6.
As part of the latest Tusk release — aka thirteen kegs shipped from the Perth brewery to East Coast establishments — the Brunswick Street hotspot is serving up their barrel of hops-laden goodness until the tap runs dry. And if the drink of the day doesn't take your fancy, don't worry; other Feral bevvys, including Imperial Red IPA Fantapants and the sour and fruity Watermelon Warhead, will be on offer too.
