the Ovila Abbey brand. In late 2010, the beer producer launched a website to tell about the making of the beer product line and the story of the restoration of the stones. Sierra Nevada founder Ken Grossman said he had long been interested in making a line of Belgian beers, and the abbey's project provided a good opportunity. The first product, a Dubbel, was released in March 2011, followed in July by a Saison and in November by a Quadrupel. Sierra Nevada has dedicated a percentage of the beer sales to assist in funding the rebuilding project. Notes References Further reading External links Picasa photo collection of New Clairvaux Abbey Photographs of the reassembly of the chapter house portal, archived from the original Old and new photographs of the monastery (in Spanish) Church ruins in Spain Churches in Castilla–La Mancha Christian monasteries established in the 13th century Cistercian monasteries in Spain European medieval architecture in the United States Former buildings and structures in Spain Former churches in California History of Spain by location Monasteries in Castilla–La Mancha Rebuilt buildings and structures in the United States Relocated buildings and structures Ruins in the United States Bien de Interés Cultural landmarks in the Province of Guadalajara Former Roman Catholic church buildings in California