Featured
Old Overland Amber
| ABV 4.9% | IBU 15 |
Introducing Old Overland Amber—a robust ale that embodies the spirit of exploration. With its rich amber hue and a frothy, ivory crown, this beer exudes a timeless allure. Aromas of toasted bread and caramel invite you in, setting the stage for a flavorful journey.
Expect a harmonious balance between sweet maltiness, spicy earthy hops, and nuanced nutty undertones, creating a symphony of taste. The satisfyingly rebellious bitterness lingers, leaving an indelible mark on the palate.
Old Overland Amber isn't just a beer; it's an experience fit for any occasion—perfect alongside a hearty meal or as a standalone companion for moments of contemplation.
Smooth Irish-style with full body and cherry notes
Autumn Alchemy Weizenbock
| ABV 7.5% | IBU 21 |
In the heart of Bavaria, where brewing traditions dance like lederhosen-clad revelers, there lived a Weizenbock named Wilhelm. With his rich caramel cap and a penchant for partying on the palate, he was the life of every biergarten soirée. Wilhelm was known for his banana bonanza and clove crusade, leaving everyone in stitches with his spiced tales and fruity wit. The villagers eagerly gathered under the boughs of chestnut trees, clinking steins, and raising their voices in frothy merriment whenever Wilhelm made his appearance.
Balanced banana and clove, rich malt, with dark fruit notes.
Arrowrock American Kolsch
| ABV 5.5% | IBU 14 |
Experience Arrowrock American Kolsch—a vibrant take on a German classic, redefining the essence of exceptional brews without the need for a pedigree. This beer showcases the best of both worlds by harmonizing pilsner malt with the distinct notes of Hallertau Blanc hops. Elevated further by the clean, crisp touch of American ale yeast, it's a refreshing sip reminiscent of springtime sunshine—a perfect companion for any picnic or gathering, bringing a ray of brightness to every moment.
Clean and smooth, hints of citrus with a white wine like finish
Flagships
Borealis Baltic Porter
| ABV 8.0% | IBU 29 |
Born of bleak winters and hard work, London dockside workers in the 18th century preferred dark beers with roasted malt and higher alcohol content. As the style was exported around Europe, Baltic ports of Russia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland, it grew in popularity with these remarkably rugged laborers.
Our Borealis Baltic Porter is a nod to these tundra tradesmen, foregoing the fruity character that the ale yeasts had imparted for cold-loving lager strains, with lighter brown malts giving way to blends of pale and “black patent” malts.
Dark chocolate, molasses, roasty, with robust overtones. Fan favorite.
Flight of fancy IPA
| ABV 7.5% | IBU 55 |
From Icarus to the Wright brothers, Leonardo Da Vinci to Howard Hughes, humankind has always been fascinated by flight. While early attempts failed, were it not for those early pioneers we would be woefully wingless.
Flight of Fancy IPA is a toast to early innovators, whose ideas are regarded as unrealistic and bordering on fantastical. Back before the haze craze, there was a time where IBU’s and bitter beer face were considered crazy. Funny how far we’ve come.
Balanced bitterness with fruity hop notes, piney with hints of citrus with a malt backbone
Cloudy Curiosity Hazy IPA
| ABV 7.3% | IBU 33 |
The pioneers of the haze-craze came crashing out from the cloudy winter months of New England to sweep the nation with a new take on IPA. They no longer needed to be bitter, dank, and piney! Arguing for another way of wrangling hops to promote fruity, floral, and otherwise fantastic flavors, the New England (or hazy) IPA is all of those things, but with only a slight bitterness and dryness to round out the riot of hop flavor present in these beers. What started out as a Cloudy Curiosity is now certainly a style that will stick around.
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