Creamy McBoatface – Dry Hopped Cream Ale
This light and easy drinking cream ale is dry hopped with Mosaic. It has a beautiful yellow hue, a creamy head, and is really refreshing. The hops add aroma and …
Beers
First Blood – Hefeweizen with Blood Orange
This refreshingly tart and crisp Bavarian style wheat ale has hints of banana, coriander and clove. In German the prefix “Hefe” means “with yeast”, hence the beer’s unfiltered and cloudy …
Barrel Aged Captain Bligh’s – Robust Porter
Made with vanilla beans, cocoa nibs, and toasted coconut and all those flavors are prominent. You’ll also find some coffee notes in the background and a hint of licorice. Goes …
Who’s Ya Crandaddy? – Cranberry Wheat
This seasonal American wheat beer with cranberries is tart, crisp, and refreshing. It makes a great accompaniment for your holiday meals and celebrations. We only brew this once a year, …
Throat Charmer – Double IPA NITRO
Did you know a Throat Charmer is an Australian slang term for a beer? After a hot dusty day working in the outback, a throat charmer will really sort you …
Red Stapler – Red IPA
Hop heads will love this full-bodied red IPA brewed with Munich and biscuit malts, which give it a deep ruby color and bready nose. Hopped with Northern Brewer, Magnum, and Centennial …
Spilt Milk – Milk Stout
Our take on this classic style has big roasted barley flavor on the front end and balanced sweetness on the backend. Milk stout, sometimes called ‘cream’ or ‘sweet’ stout, is …
Barrel Aged Keep Calm and Saison – French Farmhouse Ale
Aged on Brandy barrels. This French farmhouse/saison ale is dry, fruity and peppery with a pale straw-colored haze and billowy head when poured. Saison (pronounced say-zohn) is French for “season”. …
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Planet of the Apricots – Wheat
Sunshine in a glass! This seasonal wheat beer is hazy and a gorgeous shade of orange. It’s sessionable, fruity, and perfect for warm days at the pool, beach, or brewery. …
Liquid Lunch – Pale Ale
This West-Coast style Pale Ale is easy drinking. It’s citrus forward, and the low ABV makes this a sessionable choice, especially if you’re nipping out of work for a pint …