Urban Artifact Press Release: Night Market -- Retailer Appreciation Program Release

Introducing our newest Retailer Appreciation Beer Night Market

Beer Stats Beer Name:  Night Market Beer Style:  Midwest Fruit Tart Fruit(s) used:  Mangosteens & Bananas ABV:  9.5% IBU: 15

To show our gratitude for our partners, we are releasing the next beer in our Retailer Appreciation Program.  Night Market is a bright and refreshing beer to finish off summer with, featuring notes of banana and various tropical fruits - this beer is the perfect drink for a late summer afternoon!  As part of our Retailer Appreciation Program, this beer will be featured exclusively at retail locations in draft and cans, meaning that none of this beer will see the UA taproom.  We hope that you enjoy this beer as much as we have, and continue to enjoy our products for years to come!   Mangosteen vs. Mangoes *Mangosteens and mangoes are very different fruits and only share a commonplace of origin  With the release of Night Market, we wanted to share some of the differences between mangosteens and mangoes! Here are some facts about mangosteens: Native to Southeast Asia Taste like a mixture of lychee, peach, strawberry, and pineapple Need an annual rainfall of at least 50in Need temperatures between 50℉-100℉ to grow It takes between 7-15 years for a mangosteen tree to start producing fruit The national fruit of Thailand  With the release of Night Market, we wanted to share some of the differences between mangosteens and mangoes! Here are some quick facts about mangoes: A juicy, stone fruit Are native to Southeast Asia The national fruit of India and Pakistan Cultivated in India as early as 2000 BC Related to cashews and pistachios Their trees can grow up to 131ft tall Have trees that are still producing fruit after 300 years Take anywhere from 3-6 months to ripen

About Urban Artifact  Urban Artifact is a brewery in Ohio that produces only sour beer with a focus on real fruit and ingredients. Located in the heart of the city with a taproom, full bar, and live music venue, in the historic St. Patrick’s Church in Cincinnati's Northside neighborhood. Urban Artifact opened their doors with their first beers and music shows in April 2015. Urban Artifact’s beers are inspired by their culture and community, and by the microscopic natural world around us.