Upland Brewing to Release Vinyl Tap Rye Pale Ale

Bloomington, IN — Upland Brewing Company announced today Vinyl Tap Rye Pale Ale, a beer made in honor of Record Store Day, will be ready for draft release in mid-April. Upland has partnered with Landlocked Music to donate 10% of sales from Vinyl tap in Bloomington to Lotus Blossoms Education and Arts Foundation, and with LUNA Music to donate 10% of sales from Vinyl Tap in Indianapolis to Second Helpings, a local food rescue organization.
This draft-only beer will be on tap at all Upland locations on Friday April 11th and at select bars and restaurants across Indiana, Ohio, Wisconsin, and Chicago in the following weeks. It will also be available at Landlocked and LUNA on Record Store Day, April 19th, for customers to enjoy while browsing the vinyl and CD releases that are made exclusively for independent record stores to offer on this day.

Record Store Day was conceived in 2007 as a way to pay tribute to the thousands of independent record stores in the US and abroad, and the beautiful and unique culture that surrounds them. Vinyl Tap Rye Pale Ale is a celebration of that culture. It is a clean, drinkable beer that anyone can enjoy, and the citrusy hops and biscuity malt characters will delight your taste buds while your favorite record delights your soul.

Beer Description: Record Store Day was conceived in 2007 as a way to pay tribute to the thousands of independent record stores in the US and abroad, and the beautiful and unique culture that surrounds them. Vinyl Tap Rye Pale Ale is a celebration of that culture that reminds us so much of our own. It’s a clean, drinkable beer that anyone can enjoy, and the citrusy hops and biscuity malt characters will delight your taste buds while your favorite record delights your soul.

Brewery: Upland Brewing Company, Bloomington, Indiana

About the Brewery

Upland Brewing Company has been brewing Ales and Lagers in Bloomington, IN since 1998, making beer in a time-honored fashion that puts their care and dedication to the craft on full display. Above all, they make beer that’s true: to its heritage, to its ingredients, to itself. ÔÇ¿The name Upland refers to the landscape of Southern Indiana, where the brewery is located. The Norman and Crawford Uplands are the heavily wooded hills and hollows that were never overrun by the glaciers that flattened much of Indiana’s landscape. The Uplands are beautiful, and they bred independent thinkers and artisans, with a strong connection to their land and their community. Indiana University adds a progressive, tolerant, intellectual aspect to the town. The result is a heady mix of cultures and contradictions: a place where everyone can feel at home. A place that is equally respectful of tradition and open to change. Upland’s beer is representative of this place.