Dueling Barrels Appalachian White Ale
A refreshing white ale crafted with Appalachian ingredients, offering a crisp and light drinking experience that celebrates the region’s brewing heritage.
Located in the Appalachian foothills of Pikeville, Kentucky, Dueling Barrels Distillery was founded by Pearse and Deirdre Lyons, Irish immigrants who discovered a profound kinship with the mountains, craftsmanship, and hardworking people of Appalachia. The Lyons Family crafts handcrafted beverages as a tribute to the proud spirit of the mountains and the passionate community that shapes the region, embodying stories that move mountains in a place where heritage and flavor run deep.
A refreshing white ale crafted with Appalachian ingredients, offering a crisp and light drinking experience that celebrates the region’s brewing heritage.
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