Akron Life May 2022

GOOD EATS

U N T A P P E D

by Aaron Fowler

CryOhio Imperial IPA Fat Head’s Brewery and Columbus Brewing Co.

four-pack $12.99

Meanwhile, Columbus Brewing Co. celebrates its 34th anniversary this year. Ever since owner and brewmaster Eric Bean and his wife, Beth, purchased the brewery in 2014, Columbus Brewing Co. has been one of the most cher ished breweries in the state. Both Fat Head’s Brewery and Columbus Brewing Co. make some of the best hoppy offer ings in the Midwest, so it was only a matter of time before the Ohio beer icons teamed up to craft a big, in-your-face IPA. The beer’s namesake, CryOhio, is a play on words with one of the hop world’s latest creations, Cryo hops, preserved using low temperatures in a nitrogen-rich environment, which enhances the flavor and aroma of the beer. Coming in at 8 percent alcohol by volume and a whop ping 90 international bitterness

In time to enjoy some nice sunshine with your beer, Fat Head’s Brewery has joined forces with Columbus Brewing Co. to release an exciting collaborative beer in May. Two of the most popular breweries in the state are ready to attack your palate with the new CryOhio Imperial India pale ale. Fat Head’s Brewery has been brewing for over 13 years and has massively grown, housing three locations throughout Northeast Ohio including Canton. Beloved beers like Head Hunter IPA, Goggle Fogger hefeweizen and Alpenglow weizenbock have made Fat Head’s Brewery one of the most award-winning and sought-after breweries in Ohio.

units, CryOhio smacks you with an array of tropical notes, stone fruit and an arsenal of hop-forward piney, grapefruit like characteristics. Don’t miss the arrival of this unique beer. CryOhio Imperial IPA is available in four-packs of 12-ounce cans

for $12.99 at select Giant Eagle, Acme Fresh Market, Heinen’s, Buehler’s Fresh Foods, Fishers Foods and Mustard Seed Market & Cafe locations, as well as your finer craft beer stops such as Lizardville and 101 Bottles of Beer on the Wall.

[ Aaron Fowler is the key account manager at Cavalier Distributing. ] Comments? Email them to Kelly Petryszyn [kpetryszyn@bakermediagroup.com].

Fred’s Diner Well-known North Hill stop for breakfast and lunch. 930 Home Ave., Akron, 330-535-3733 $ B, L, T Fronimo’s Downtown Located within the Canton Arts District, it prides itself on serving creative food. The menu features small plates such as lettuce wraps or tempura cauliflower, salads, sandwiches and entrees. 315 Cleveland Ave. NW, Canton, 234-640 8665 $$ D, A The Galaxy Restaurant Diverse selection of dishes in a creative building. Fantastic desserts. 201 Park Center Drive, Wadsworth, 330-334-3663 $$$ B, L, D, A, T

The Jetty River Bar and Grill Located on the north end of the Sheraton Suites, it is a posh place to have dinner and a drink with a view. Choose from a menu of casual salads, flatbreads and small entrees. 1989 Front St., Cuyahoga Falls, 330-920-7544 $$$ L, D, T, A, P Jilly’s Music Room All gluten-free menu of creative American tapas in a sophisticated setting. Live music, concerts and events Wed. through Sat. 111 N. Main St., Akron, 330-576 3757 $$, D, A, T, W

Ken Stewart’s Grille Widely recognized as one of Akron’s finest. Upscale, eclectic cuisine. Emphasis on steak and seafood. 1970 W. Market St., Akron, 330-867-2555 $$$$ L, D, A, T, V Ken Stewart’s Lodge Casual, Adirondack style atmosphere, eclectic cuisine. 1911 N. Cleveland Massillon Road, Bath, 330-666-8881 $$$$ D, A, T Ken Stewart’s Tre Belle Italian atmosphere and authentic cuisine. Specialties include an antipasto bar, big drinks and an extensive wine list. 1911 N. Cleveland Massillon Road, Bath, 330-666-9990 $$$ D, A, V, T

Hartville Kitchen Restaurant & Bakery Serving homestyle meals since 1966, we are known for our pressure fried chicken, fresh mashed potatoes, house-made salad dressings, 21 varieties of pies and more. Carryout and curbside pickup. 1015 Edison St. NW, Hartville, 330-877-9353 $$$ L, D, T, W Henry Wahner’s Restaurant An old favorite across from Kent State University. Complete German menu. German style bar with beers served in ice cold steins. 1609 E. Main St., Kent, 330-678-4055 $$$$ D, A, T, No credit cards

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