Grunge Up German Altbier

Grunge Up was surprisingly establishmentarian. A deceptively mellow ale made from dark malts, hallertau and spalt hops, and munich and caramunich grains, Grunge Up resembles the body and feel of both oktoberfest and amber beers without tasting quite like either. Grunge Up is dark and leathery, a little bit creamy and a little bit smooth, …

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IRA Red

IRA Red might have sparked a revolt, especially amongst lovers of amber ales. Pale syrup, English crystal malt, Victory malt, UK Golding hops, gypsum, and Irish moss give this red a citrusy delicious flavor. IRA Red is an orangey brown color, closer to an amber, but with an intense attack that explodes in the mouth. …

Cowbell Porter

I’m tellin’ ya, fellas. You’re gonna’ want more Cowbell Porter. Dark and deep like the Black Forests of Germany, Cowbell Porter taps into the earthy roots of this traditional brew style. The 'Bell was brewed with six kinds of malt. This porter is the cock of the walk, baby! You're Gonna Want More... Beer Beta: …

Tan Line Pale Ale

Tan Line brought back happy memories of summer without leaving a mark. This ale is clean, crisp, and easy to drink, without being overbitter or too hoppy like many commercial pale ales. A good pour will leave this ale clear and medium bodied. Go ahead, take a peek at Tan Line Pale Ale. Beer Beta: …