Coming Soon: Goose Island Marisol

Goose Island is releasing a very limited amount of Marisol into the Chicago market via Binny’s.  Marisol is a Latin style white ale that was originally brewed as a collaboration with Frontera in Chicago,  a restaurant that is headed up by famous chef and author Rick Bayless.

 

Goose Island recommends pairing the sunshine colored and citrusy flavored Marisol with the fresh dishes of Mexican cuisine including ceviches, salsas, and summer salads.  Marisol is spiced with tea and coriander, clocks in at 5.3% ABV, and is a great summer session beer.

 

We should be seeing Marisol in the next couple of weeks, contact your local Binny’s for availability.

 

13 thoughts on “Coming Soon: Goose Island Marisol

  1. Marisol was set to release, but apparently the folks at Frontera weren’t thrilled with the final product. We are waiting for word on what is going to happen.

  2. C’mon, Rick. Let us all share in the deliciousness that is Marisol. I’d like to enjoy it without forking over big moolah for dinner (although I do recommend Frontera).

  3. Ever since I’ve tried this at The Rocking Horse in Logan Square I’ve been impatiently waiting for it to be bottled. It’s very delicious!!! When is it coming to your shelves!!!!???

  4. There should be a new batch ready for taste panel next week. After that Frontera will need shipping approval. As of now there is no final ship date.

  5. There are still planning on releasing it, but that is about all we know at this point. We don’t have a release date yet.

  6. Hi there… I’m going to Chicago specifically to see Rick Bayless in his Dinner Theatre show Cascabel in a couple of weeks. This reminded me that he had collaborated on this beer, which is my namesake. Do you know if it has been bottled yet? I can’t wait to try it!

  7. The Marisol approval on package is close, but we still don’t have a production date. I will keep you posted when we do.

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