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Always On Tap
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"Dirty" Blonde Ale
ABV: 5.4% IBU: 26
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A light, crisp, Summery beer with just a bit of sass. Gently bittered and dry-hopped (or,
as we like to call it, "cold hopped") with a subtle citrusy Cascade, the sweeter malt flavors really shine
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"Jefferson" American Pale Ale
ABV 5.7% IBU: 75
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An easy-drinking Pale Ale with a good bite, but lightly attenuated for plenty of
that malty, beery flavor. Good ol' American Cascade adds a subtle citrus note.
Blends nicely into a shandy, if you're looking for a session beer.
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"Leftenant Pepper's" English IPA
ABV: 5% IBU: 65
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More evenly balanced than its American counterparts, this delicious blend of Autumn-sown barley
-- together with our special blend of old world malts and hops that range from UK to Czechoslovakia in
origin -- results in a full-bodied and well balanced IPA full of English flavor with a little black-pepper
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"Pretty Purple" Porter (#5)
ABV: 5% IBU: 20
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Full of body, with a soft mouth feel, this solid, dependable porter has barely a hint
of toasted chocolate. A family favorite since its inception, this is the 5th refinement ("#5")
of the brewmaster's favorite recipe of his favorite style.
Darned-good stuff, if we say so, ourselves! (Also, it's not really purple!)
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"Fur of the Cat" West Coast IPA
ABV: 6.1% IBU: 66
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Crisp and hard-hitting, but with a smooth aftertaste. Not quite as "in your face" as some WC-IPAs, but
plenty bold enough to hold up against any challenger.
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Often on tap
(We do our best, but these beers take time!)
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Rotating taps -- when it's gone, its gone!
Beer styles through which we're working.
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"O'Really?!" Irish Red Ale
ABV: 4.9% IBU: 19
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A light, easy-drinking, refreshing red with just an Irish-kiss of malty
sweetness. Raise a glass and share an old joke with a stranger.
"My daughter married an Irishman." "Oh, really?!" "No, O'Reilly!"
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"Schnickelfritz" German Pilsner
ABV: 4.9% IBU: 28
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Our Oktoberfest release, a clean, crisp, bavarian delight. Put on your
lederhosen/dirndl and raise a glass to Ludwig & Theresa. Prost!
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"Hokkaido Deuce" Japanese Lager (IPA)
ABV: 5% IBU: 63
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Well balanced -- with a restrained malt flavor supporting a gentle, expressive
hop character -- This beer is bright, crisp, and quietly aromatic without overwhelming
the palate. With its clean, refreshing finish, it's perfect for a hot day or to share
with a friend!.
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"Van Damme That's Good!" Belgian IPA
ABV: 7.4% IBU: 80
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Moderately spicy with the fruitiness you get with a Belgian yeast, this classic style
has a slightly sweet maltiness, but enough hop flavor keep it clearly in the IPA category.
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"God Jul" Winter Seasonal (30C)
ABV: 7.3% IBU: 8
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Inspired by the Nordic Wintertime festive drink, Gløgg, this copper-kettle colored ale brings
a variety of Winter fruit, spice, and a sweet wine flavors that are sure to lift your spirits
and warm your heart as the earlier evenings begin to cool.
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"Wildwood Mischief" Kentucky Common
ABV: 5-ish IBU: 20
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An historic beer originating in a simpler time, this is a darker, maltier ale that is still light-bodied, sweet and
bubbly with a refreshing fruity/citrus sparkle.
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"Season's Greetings" Chocolate Imperial Stout
ABV: 11.1% IBU: 20
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This rich ale, with flavors derived from a variety of grain roasting-levels, is
quite chocolaty, without being "sticky sweet". As dark as an overcast Winter's night, the
complexity is tantilizing, without being overbearing. It's big, it's dark, it's full-bodied
and velvety, and it will keep you plenty warm this Holiday Season.
You can add a splash of Peppermint flavoring to get that "Holiday bark" flavor, or brandy
flavoring for a "Brandy Beans" treat. We like it just the way it comes out of the tap, but are
sometimes known to add a scoop of Marianne's Vanilla Bean ice cream to make a scrumptious float!
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In the fermentor,
Aging, conditioning, & etc.
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Release Date
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Porter
~RESERVE~
(NITRO)
ABV: 5.9%++ IBU: 20
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Currently barrel aging.
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Expected Mid-October.
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| The "Always On" Set
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We're nearly always re-brewing at least one of the "above the line" (always on tap) beers, as they
tend to turn over fairly quickly.
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Beers of Yore
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