QUEENSRŸCHE Guitarist Performs At 'Whip Ale' Event In Washington (Video)

August 3, 2010

QUEENSRŸCHE guitarist Michael "Whip" Wilton performed at a Diamond Knot Whip Ale event this past Saturday, July 31 at The Jet in Mill Creek, Washington. Whip played a 30-40-minute set of QUEENSRŸCHE material with some improv jam mixed in.

Video footage of his appearance can be viewed at this location.

For the first time, Whip Ale was bottled in 22 ounce bomber bottles last week. It is currently available in various bottle shops in Washington state and can also be picked up at Diamond Knot Brewery.

Whip Ale is a collaborative effort between Diamond Knot Brewery in Mukilteo, Washington and Wilton.

Whip Ale is an American pale ale bittered with nugget, simcoe and cascade hops. Pale, caramel and vienna malts provide a balance to the bright, citrusy hop flavors. American ale yeast generates a clean, crisp finish. 30 IBUs; 6.1%ABV

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