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Katy Trail Pale Ale
Katy Trail is named after the trail paralleling the Missouri River. This is an American pale ale that is amber colored, with a balance of malt and hop flavor. The subtle citrus aroma is from the American cascade hop. |
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German Pilsner
Our version of this classic is a rich golden color. A crisp and clean tasting beer with a medium hop bitterness and a subtle hop flavor. German Tettnang Tettnang hops were used for the flavor and aroma adds, along with German Perle hops for bittering. A German lager yeast strain was used for fermentation. The ABV is 5.0% and hop bitterness is 26(BU) bitterness units. |
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Strongbow Hard Cider
While we don't brew it, we are proud to offer Strongbow cider to our guests. Strongbow is a dry cider with a full body and refreshing taste. It is the unrivalled consumer’s favorite around the world, accounting for over a quarter of all cider sold in the UK annually. Not available in Growlers or for Happy Hour prices. |
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Blackberry Ale
A great summer fruit beer, with 168 pounds of blackberry puree added to a light ale base. The blackberries add a distinct purple haze, and hopping is light to allow the berries to be the featured flavor. The ABV is 5.2% and hop bitterness is 22 BU's. |
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Vanilla Bean Lager
This lager is infused with two pounds of vanilla beans to impart a subtle and yet distinct aroma and flavor. The beans were added to a lightly hopped golden lager during conditioning. A new flavor combination that is crisp, and full of vanilla flavor. Try the Vanilla mixed with our Oil Change Stout for a new taste experience. The ABV is 5.5% and hop bitterness is 12 BU's. |
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Black Beer'd Schwarzbier
A tasty black beer brewed with seven different specialty malts that give it a nice toasted and caramel flavor without the burnt notes found in some dark beers. Hopping is light so as not to overwhelm the malt flavors. German Tettnang and Hersbrucker hop varieties contribute 15 BU's to the beer, and an authentic German lager yeast was used for fermentation. The ABV is 4.6%. |
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Blonde Ale
Our Blonde Ale is pale golden in color with a crisp profile highlited by hops. The malt base is light with dry hopping contributing the major flavor notes. Locally grown Cascade hops were some of the hops used for dry hopping. The ABV is 4.2% and hop bitterness is 13 BU or bitterness units. |
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Amber Chili Ale
An old favorite with a new twist, our Amber Chili Ale is a beefed up version of our popular Green Chili Beer. We created a malty amber beer and added our usual fresh Anaheim peppers. To create the real differnce we added Poblano peppers roasted in our stone oven. The resulting beer is a complex mix of hot green chilis, sweet roasted chili flavors and a mild malty brew. |
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Raspberry Brown
A traditional Belgian brown ale with 124 pounds of raspberries added to a light brown base beer. Very drinkable with a nice raspberry nose and subtle flavor. A Belgian yeast strain was used for fermentation, giving the beer a subdued fruity flavor. The ABV is 4.7% and hop bitterness is 15 BU's. |
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Poor Richards Ale
Brewed to celebrate Ben Franklins 300th birthday. Brewpubs across the country have brewed a reciepe similar to beer that Ben Franklin might have enjoyed during his lifetime. Our version uses corn, barley, and oats, along with some molasses, to create a light bodied slightly dark ale. Hopping is light, with English Kent Gold and US Cluster hop varieties providing 19 BU's, or bitterness units. The ABV is 5.6%, making it similar to the Old Ale beer style, which is the beer style attributed to early English brewing. |
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Belgian Wit
Wit means “white” and is so named due to the yeast suspended in the beer. Wit is one of the wheat beers of Belgium. This beer is brewed with a light malt base of barley and unmalted wheat. It is lightly spiced with orange and lemon peel, corriander, and camomile flowers. Hopping is low with no bitterness. Perfect for those hot summer days with its crisp and refreshing taste. The alcohol is 4.5% ABV and hop bitterness is 15 BU's. |
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Glacier Pale Ale
An American style Pale Ale hopped with the new American low cohumulone variety, the Glacier hop. Four specialty malts add a rich reddish copper color and malty sweetness to balance the hops. There is a raisin note imparted by some of the malt. The bitterness is soft with just a low to moderate perception of bitterness. Nicely balanced and easy to drink. The ABV is 5.6% and hop bitterness is 47BU's. |
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Extra Special Bitter
A British-style Extra Special Bitter, (also called E.S.B.) full of hop bitterness and aroma. Rich floral and fruity aromas compliment this tank-conditioned ale. Served from a traditional British beer engine. |
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Vanguard Pale Ale
An American Pale Ale brewed with generous amounts of Vanguard hops for flavor and bitterness. Four specialty malts contribute to the reddish copper color while adding some malt sweetness to balance the hop bitterness. The American ale yeast strain 056 provides a balanced flavor profile. The ABV is 6.1% and hop bitterness is 54 BU's, or bitterness units. |
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Hudsons E.S.B.
Hudsons is a British style Extra Special Bitter full of hop bitterness and aroma. Rich floral and fruity aromas compliment this tank-conditioned ale. Served from a traditional British beer engine. |
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Oil Change Oatmeal Stout
Black as diesel oil, Oil Change is big in roasty chocolate flavors. A large amount of flaked oats gives this stout a velvety smoothness. Oil Change is nitrogen charged to give it a thick creamy head. |
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Scottish Ale
Our Scottish Ale is a rich copper color with caramel flavor notes from the use of crystal malts. Hopping is low to allow the malt flavors to dominate. An authentic Scottish yeast strain was used for fermentation. The ABV is 5.1% and hop bitterness is 8 BU'S. |
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Honey Wheat
This is our most popular easy to drink ale. Honey Wheat is an American wheat ale with 30 pounds of honey added to the brew. Honey Wheat is lightly hopped, slightly sweet, and has a clean finish. |
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Belgian Abbey Ale
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Ed's I.P.A.
This true English I.P.A. is made with premium malt, three English hop varieties, and a special British yeast culture. Fruity aromas mix with the floral hops to greet your nose as you raise a pint of this brew. The bitterness is huge, yet it is crisp, dry, and clean. This beer is named for our long time patron, Ed Richardson. This beer was his favorite. |
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Brown Ale
Our Brown is a British Style brown. It has a roasted nutty flavor complimented by a great malt sweetness. |
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Green Chili Beer
This is the chili-heads favorite brew. A mild base beer is spiced up with Anaheim and Serrano peppers. This beer has a wonderful green chili aroma and a touch of heat in the finish. Have it with tomato juice as a “liquid enchilada”. |
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India Pale Ale
Our house I.P.A. is an American version using large amounts of Cascade hops in the kettle and the conditioning tank. This brew is pale in color with a huge, crisp bitterness, and big citrus nose. |
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"Tank No. 4" Lager
The beer we almost kept for ourselves.
"Tank No.4" is a Dortmunder Export style lager. This beer is a strong golden lager with more maltiness and less bitterness than its pilsner cousins. Brewed using Pilsen and Munich malts and Tettanger hops. |
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Belgian Razz
We have taken our popular Belgian Ale and aged it on tart raspberries creating a tasty delight. The aroma of raspberry is what you notice first, inciting you to sip the beer. The tart raspberry flavor is balanced by the fruity sweetness of the Belgian Ale.. |
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Organic Alt Bier
Alt is German for old, in reference to the old brewing process. We make a copper colored Alt using a special German Alt yeast, organic malts and orgainc hops. The beer has slight caramel notes and a clean finish. |
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Saison Flora
Our Saison is light in color and body, yet it has a complexity found in few other brews. Pilsner malt is used for the beers' light body, Belgian Abbey yeast adds fruity aromas, and the beer is finished with Saaz hops and an array of herbs, spices, juniper berries, and rose petals. Enjoy the complex aromas and flavors of SAISON FLORA. |
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Brother Paul’s Dubbel Abbey Ale
This beer is a rare treat for beer drinkers familiar with Belgian Abbey beers. Our Dubbel is deep amber colored and presents with a creamy peach colored head. Aromas of dried apricots and pears mix with the distinctive Abbey yeast nose. These aromas invite you to take a sip and enjoy the rich malt sweetness. You will notice a comfortable warming sensation when you swallow this full-bodied ale. The complexity of flavors continues with a lingering taste of dark brown sugar, and hints of mint and pepper. Truly a complex beer, Brother Paul’s Dubbel Abbey Ale will enrich your body and soul during the cold evenings of Autumn. |
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Abbey Porter
A roasty porter fermented with Abbey yeast resulting in a deeply complex brew. Our Abbey Porter has aromas of dark currants and roasted grains. The flavors are complex and inviting. Deep roast flavors mix with hints of licorice, black plums, and cola. The Abbey yeast adds its distinct signature with a dry spicy finish. |
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Brother Paul's Abbey Ale
This ale is brewed to reflect the delicious beer brewed by the Belgian Trappist Monks. The ale is pale in color with a huge fruity nose. Aromas of peach, apricot, and banana are evident. The yeast used creates a flavor distinct to the Trappist style. |
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Brother Paul’s Radical Razz
The other fruit beer we produce is not your typical American sweet fruit beer. We sour the mash, ferment with special yeast, and then age the beer on 120 pounds of tart raspberries. The aromas are mildly sour and largely raspberry. This is a very refreshing beer. |
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Flemish Brown Cherry
Known as FBC, this is a malty brown base beer that is aged on tart cherries for a few months. Subtle cherry aromas compliment the mild tart cherry finish in this malty brown ale. This is only one of two fruit beers produced at Flat Branch. |
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Raspberry Pilsner
Our Golden Pilsner with fresh raspberry puree added during fermentation! A big raspberry aroma and taste with a clean pilsner finish. Alcohol by volume (ABV) is 5.5% |
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Hefeweizen
Brewed for those hot Missouri summers, but good enough to have anytime! This is a traditional German wheat beer that is very easy to drink and a favorite of many of our guests. Hefeweizen is light in body and color as it is brewed with 50% wheat malt. The cloudy appearence of the beer is due to the yeast that remains in suspension. The yeast also can contribute flavors of bubble gum, cloves,and bananas. German Tettnang and Styrian Goldings hops add a refreshing spicy finish. The ABV is 4.1% and hop bitterness is 10 BU's. |
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Oktoberfest
A rich copper colored lager brewed with four specialty malts. German Tettnang and Spalt hop varieties lend a hint of bitterness along with some hop flavor. A true German lager yeast was used for fermentation. The ABV is 4.5% and hop bitterness is 8 BU's. |
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Maibock
We brew this beer in the traditional German lager style known as Maibock. The beer is deep golden in color, full bodied, and has a nice spicy hop flavor. German Saphir hops were used for all hop adds, along with a German Munich lager yeast. The ABV is 5.9% and hop bitterness is 13 BU's, or bitterness units. |
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Winter Spice Ale
A brown ale is the base for this winter seasonal brew. We added spices during the kettle boil and again in the serving tank to infuse the beer with a complex spice profile. Star anise, cardamom seed, orange peel,cinnamon, nutmeg and a few other's create the spicy flavor combination. The ABV is 5.6% and hopping is low at 10 BU's. Happy Holidays!! |
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Belgian Blonde
Our Belgian Blonde is a perfect spring beer made to be enjoyed while sitting in our beer garden. This is a light colored all malt beer fermented with Belgian Abbey yeast. Sazz and Goldings hops add a spicy taste and floral aroma. The Abbey yeast adds its distinct fruit aromas. A wonderful light beer full of Belgian style complexity. |
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Great Pumpkin Ale
Once a year we raid the pumpkin patch and add over 275 pounds of pumpkin to the mash to create this beer. We only use fresh pumpkins! Then we add five spices to create a light bodied beer with the aroma of pumpkin pie. Annually on tap starting on Halloween day. The ABV is 5.2% and hop bitterness is 12 BU's. Prices are $4.00 for a 20oz. (sorry no Happy Hour)and $13.00 for a growler fill. |
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Irish Red Ale
A rich reddish-brown ale brewed with six different malts including the Scottish Golden Promise variety that is known for it’s fine malt taste. The English hop variety Northdown is lightly used to allow the malt flavors to predominate. The ABV is 4.3% and hop bitterness is 11 BU's, or bitterness units.
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Dunkel Hefe-Roggen
Dunkel Hefe-Roggen is German for dark rye with yeast. It is a unique version of rye beer fermented with a traditional German Weizen yeast strain. The rye malt adds rich body and flavor to the beer. Chocolate rye malt gives this brew a light nutty flavor. Weizen yeast contributes aromas of spice, bananas and cloves. |
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Old Cave Dweller Barley Wine
(2009 edition) Our Barley Wine is a rich winter ale that is equally a dessert beer. This years brew used European malts combined with English and American hop variatels. The overall profile is toward the malt and sweet side with a light hop finish, along with some fruity notes. The bitterness is calculated at 38 BU's and alcohol at 11.3% ABV. This is a great winter warmer.
Come in and try it for yourself! 10 oz. snifter $4.99, and 1/2 gallon growlers for $20.00 |
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Belgian Wheat
Our version is done in the hefeweizen style using a Belgian wheat yeast that produces low phenol levels along with plum, apple, and bubblegum aromas and flavors. We used 50% wheat malt along with German Tettnang hops in the base beer. The ABV is 4.8% and hop bitterness is 12 BU's. |
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Northwinds Winter Ale
This is a wee-heavy Scottish with a deep mahogany color. This is a malty brew with flavors of dark currants and roast. We use peat-smoked malt to add a Scotch whisky aroma. This is a February winter warmer. |
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Bare Knuckle BockTM
Bare Knuckle is a true lager brewed in the Dopplebock style. We brew Bare Knuckle smooth and rich with lots of malt flavors from three specialty German malts combined with a German pilsner base malt. Glacier hops are used sparingly for a light bittering addition. A Bohemian Lager yeast from the Weihenstephen is used for fermentation. The ABV is 9.0% and hop bitterness is 20 BU'S. |
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Weizenbock
Weizenbock is a hybrid of weizen and bock styles with the higher alcohol associated with bocks. Our version uses the Kristalweizen yeast which gives the beer a clear, rather than hazy appearance. A small amount of crystal malt was used for color, and hopping is low to allow the malt and yeast flavors to predominate. The ABV is 6.9% and hop bitterness is 14 BU's.
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New Zealand Pale Ale
This is our base American Pale brewed with New Zealand Pacific Gem hops. The brew has a light orange color with a substantial malt base that balances out the hop flavors. The hops impart a slight citrus flavor. The ABV is 6% and hop bitterness is 53 BU's. |
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Novemberfest
A rich dark golden lager brewed in the Oktoberfest tradition. Four specialty malts contribute color and flavor along with German Tettnang and Hersbrucker hops that add a light floral and spicy note. Munich lager yeast was used for fermentation. The ABV is 4.8% and hop bitterness is 15 BU's. |
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Alt
Alt is an old German ale style that has survived in the predominately lager beerscape of Germany. Our version uses 5 specialty malts to lend color and subtle toasted flavors to the brew. We used an authentic German Alt style yeast, along with German Perle and Polish Lublin hops. The ABV is 4.5% and hop bitterness is 24BU's. |
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Rye porter
This brew is our Baltic Porter with 20% of the base malt as rye malt. The roasted and dark malts tend to stand out a little more as the rye lightens the malt profile. A tasty dark brew for the Porter and dark beer fan. Hopping is low at 15 IBU's, using UK Admiral hops for bittering only. Ringwood yeast was used for fermentation. The ABV is 5.1%. |
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Rye Ale
A light golden ale brewed with 18% rye malt, and dry hopped with Cascade hops. Light to medium in body with American Citra and Amarillo hops contributing 20BU's of bitterness. A lighter beer that is crisp with a subtle citrus note and moderate ABV at 5.4%. |
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Mild British Ale
A lightly hopped English style ale with a medium body and rich golden color. Crystal malts give this brew it's color, with UK Admiral hops providing a light bitterness. A nice session beer at 4.5% ABV with 15 BU's of bitterness. |
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American Pale Ale
An American style Pale Ale generously hopped for that big hop aroma and flavor typical of the style. This brew is amber in color with a medium to full body, and was fermented with California Lager yeast. Bitterness is well balanced by the residual malt flavors and sweetness. Centennial hops were used for all the hop adds, as well as dry hopping. Bitterness is 29 BU's and ABV is 5.9%. |
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Lublin Lager
Our Lublin Lager is named for the Polish Lublin hop variety that is used for 100% of the hop adds. A nice straw colored lager with small additions of Munich and Crystal malts to impart color and a slight malty flavor while adding a medium body. A very drinkable European styled lager. The ABV is 5.5% and hop bitterness is 20 BU's, or bitterness units. |
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Raspberry Pilsner
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Baltic Porter
A beer style dating back to the 18th century in England. Brewed for shipment to Russia and later brewed in the Baltic states where it is still a popular style. Our version uses four specialty malts to achieve its dark color and rich flavor. Malty sweet and roasted without any burnt flavors. Hopping is low to allow the malt flavors to dominate. Our version is on the low side of the alcohol range at 5.6% ABV, with a hop bitterness of 15 BU's. |
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New Zealand Pilsner
We brewed a pilsner styled lager using New Zealand Motueka hops. The color is light golden and the beer has a medium body with a medium malt sweetness providing balance to the hop flavors. A berry like aroma and noble hop flavor are apparent in the finished beer. Hop bitterness is low to medium with lots of hop flavor in the finish. The ABV is 4.5% and hop bitterness is 31 BU's. |
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Dunkel Lager
Dunkel is a German lager that ranges from light brown to dark brown with a malty flavor and aroma that predominates over a moderate hop bitterness. Our version is dark and uses 5 specialty malts to achieve its color and malt flavors. German Tettnang hops were used for bittering, complimenting an authentic German yeast strain used for fermentation. Hop bitterness is 7 BU's and ABV is 4.1%. |
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Cherry Wheat
Our Honey Wheat beer was modified slightly and used as the base for this brew. Hopping was low and a lager yeast was used for fermentation. We added 210 pounds of sweet cherries during fermentation which impart a subtle cherry flavor and aroma. The ABV is 6.0% and hop bitterness is 10 BU's. |
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Z Best Coffee Stout
Our Oil Change Stout infused with a blend of coffee beans specially roasted by Z Best Coffee. The coffee flavor is subtle, yet perceptable over the malt profile of the Oil Change Stout. Very smooth drinking and a great taste combination for the coffee lover. The ABV is 5.1% and hop bitterness is 11 BU's. Served as a nitrogenated stout. |
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Belgian Abbey Ale
Our version of a Single Abbey Ale is amber in color and lightly hopped. Yeast flavors merge with a moderate malt profile to produce a lighter styled Abbey ale. A slight banana finish may be evident. The ABV is 5.3% and hop bitterness is 14 BU's. |
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Otis Strong Ale
A big beer with a nice balance between malt and hops. Generous amounts of crystal and specialty malts along with 50 pounds of brown sugar contribute to the malty profile. Bitterness is 22 BU's and the ABV is 6.4%. |
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German Marzen
Golden in color with light hopping make this a great summer beer. Medium in body with plenty of malt sweetness to balance the hops. German Select hops were used for all hop adds, along with some light colored specialty malts to add sweetness. The ABV is 5.2% and hop bitterness is 21 BU's. |
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Indigo American Lager
A light American styled lager brewed with CaraCrystal Wheat, Biscuit, and Roasted Barley malts that give the brew a rich amber color. American Simcoe hops were used for flavor and aroma additions. A German lager yeast that ferments clean and malty was used for fermentation. The ABV is 4.9% and hop bitterness is 12 BU's. |
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Steam Style Lager
Our Steam Lager is done in the classic California Lager style. It has a dark copper color from the use of crystal malts, and is generously hopped with UK Northdown, Glacier and Cascade hops. Balance is toward the hop side with lots of hop flavors present. The ABV is 5.2% and hop bitterness is 27 BU'S, or bitterness units. |
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Brown Porter
Our version of Brown Porter is brewed with three different roasted and caramel malts that make it a slightly mellower version of Porter. Hopping is low to allow the malt flavors to dominate. Served slightly warmer on our beer engine, which allows the flavors to come through. ABV is 4.6% and hop bitterness is 19 BU(Bitterness Units) |
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Blueberry Ale
A mild and slightly sweet base ale with 84 pounds of blueberry puree added during fermentation. A pleasant berry aroma with a nice blueberry flavor and finishing with a sweet malty presence. |
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80 Schilling Scottish
Our version of Scotthish Ale is the 80 schilling or export style. The taste is malty with no perception of hops to detract from the malty profile. The color is golden and fermentation used an authentic Scottish yeast strain. The ABV is 5.2% and hop bitterness is 15 BU. |
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German Lager
A dark golden colored German style lager that is lightly hopped with German Perle, Tettnang, and Spalt hops. Malt sweetness is evident along with some spicy hop flavors. The ABV is 4.3% and hop bitterness is 20 BU's, or bitterness units. |
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Brown Lager
Often called a "dunkel lager" our Brown Lager is brewed with six malts, four of which are roasted for color and flavor. Hopping is low to allow the malt flavors to dominate. A classic German yeast strain is used for fermentation. The ABV is 5.7% and hop bitterness is 15 BU, or bitterness units. |
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Cream Ale
Light blonde in color and very lightly hopped. Generous late additions of American Glacier hops add a slight hint of citrus, with no perception of bitterness. This is an old style of beer that originated in America in the late 1800's as an ale version of cream lager that was popular in Europe at that time. A lager yeast was used for fermentation. Our version is 4.0% ABV and hopped to 15 BU's (bitterness units). |
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Vienna Lager
A light honey colored lager brewed with four different malts and German Tettnang hops. A very crisp and drinkable Vienna styled lager. An authentic German yeast strain was used for fermentation. The ABV is 5.9% and hop bitterness is 15 BU, or bitterness units. |
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Kristal Weizen
Kristal Weizen is a clear, yeast free version of the Hefe Weizen style, and is a great summer beer with its refreshing and crisp taste. Our brew is 50% wheat and 50% malted barley, along with the addition of Czech Styrian Golding hops that add a light flowery note. A classic German Weizen yeast imparts a tart crispness, and subtle fruity weizen character. The ABV is a very drinkable 5.2% and hop bitterness is 11 BU's. |
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American Hefeweizen
The American styled Hefeweizens use yeast strains that do not produce the phenolic clove, banana, and bubble gum esters typical of German styles. Light in body and color, with a 50/50 blend of malted barley and malted wheat. A great beer for the spring and summer seasons. Hopping was accomplished with German Saphir hops for a total bitterness of 12 BU's. The ABV is 4.9%. |
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Pilsener
A crisp and refreshing brew just right for summer refreshment. A pils lager yeast was used to ferment this beer and impart its unique flavor characteristics. Hopped with German Tettnang, and Czech Styrian Golding hops to add a subtle bitterness and light spicy flavor. This brew is also dry hopped with whole Styrian Golding hop cones to add an extra layer of flavor. The ABV is 4.9% and hop bitterness is 22 BU's, or bitterness units. |
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Dunkel Weizen
The Dunkel Weizen is our Hefeweizen with three colored malts added to give the brew its brownish color with a hint of caramel and roasted flavors. European Tettnang hops provide a slight bitterness and add some hop flavor. A true hefeweizen yeast strain contributes the clove and bubble gum flavors associated with the style. The ABV is 5.5% and hop bitterness is 10 Bitterness Units (BU). |
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Red Wheat
Our Red Wheat is a variation of our Honey Wheat. It is reddish copper in color due to a generous addition of colored malts that also contribute a slight carmel taste. Wheat malt is added to make up 50% of the total malt bill. Nicely balanced with a light addition of German Perle and Tettnang hops. A very easy to drink, yet a flavorful and light beer. The ABV is moderate at 5.2% and hop bitterness is low at 16 BU's. |
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Belgian Brown
A Brown ale that is fermented with a special Belgian Abbey yeast that gives this beer its Belgian character. There are six malts used along with Czech Styrian Golding and Saaz hops. Very malty and drinkable with little to no hop bitterness. The ABV is 4.6% and hop bitterness is 15 BU's. |
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Strawberry Lager
A German styled lager infused with 294 pounds of strawberry puree that imparts a rich strawberry aroma and flavor. The base lager is light in color and body, and lightly hopped with German Tettnang hops. The ABV is 5.5% and bitterness is 14 BU's. |
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Raspbery Wheat Ale
A delicious reddish color, flavor and aroma greet you with each sip. This brew is our basic wheat ale infused with 168 pounds of raspberry puree. Hopping is low, allowing the berry flavor to dominate. A great beer to sip as we slip into fall. The ABV is 5.5% and hop bitterness is 13BU'S. |
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English Pale Ale
The English Pale Ales are generally known as bitters, and our version does not fit nicely into a single bitters category. The body is medium and color is deep golden to amber. Hopping consisted of UK Admiral for bitterness and East Kent Goldings and Fuggles for flavor and aroma adds. The beer was fermented with Thames Valley yeast from an old and now defunct English brewery.The brew was dry hopped with additional East Kent Golds and Fuggles for another layer of flavor. Our version is 5.4% ABV and about 21 BU's, or bitterness units. |
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The Big List of Our Many Other Brews |
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Katy Brown Ale
A tasty interpretation of an American Brown Ale, as a result of mislabeled bag of malt. A lot more hop flavor and assertiveness than our normal British-style Brown Ale. |
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British India Pale Ale
We affectionately call this one BIPA. This true English I.P.A. is made with premium malt, only Goldings hops, and a special British yeast culture. Fruity aromas mix with the floral hops to greet your nose as you raise a pint of this brew. The bitterness is huge, yet it is crisp, dry, and clean. |
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Belgian Razz
Our traditional Belgian ale with the tart flavors of raspberry. The perfect amount of raspberries gives this beer a fruity balance without being overwhelming. |
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Roggenbier
Roggenbier is a lager version of our Rye Ale. Months of aging make this a beer that lets the rye flavors come through. This is a clean, malty, and spicy lager. |
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Steam Style Rye
This is a rye mash, which is warm fermented using lager yeast. The resulting brew is a very clean, malty, and spicy beer. |
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Kolsch
Kolsch is a light ale fermented with a special ale yeast strain that is capable of fermentation at lager temperatures. As with most lager styles, Kolsch is light in body and golden in color. The beer has a clean, crisp palate with a soft dry finish. Hopping is light to allow a slight hop flavor and subtle spiceness from the German Saphir hops. The ABV is 5.4% and hop bitterness is 14 BU's. |
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Brown Rye Ale
Yet, another version using rye malt in the grist. In the brown rye, we add chocolate rye malt to give it a brown color and a deep roasted nut flavor. These flavors combine with the rye maltiness and spice, to produce a very complex brown ale. |
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Hefe-Roggen Beer
This is a summer brew akin to the Weizen beers of Germany. We use the rye ale recipe but add Weizen yeast to do the fermentation. The resulting brew is light, spicy, with the banana and clove aromas characteristic of the Weizen yeast. |
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P.D.G. Pilsner
This German style Pilsner beer is straw colored with a white frothy head. The bouquet carries a hint of malt and spice. This is a clean, bitter beer, with a slight malt balance. Saaz hops add a spicy note to the brew. When you get a P.D.G you will find out why we say “It’s Pretty Damn Good!” |
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Smithton Mild
Smithton is a British style mild that is very light in body and alcohol but very full of flavor. We serve Smithton lightly carbonated to bring out the full flavors of raisins and malt. |
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Rye Lager
Our Rye is brewed with 37% rye malt. A portion of the rye is a crystal rye that contributes the rich reddish copper color. Hop bitterness is low, which allows the rye flavors to dominate. German Tettnang hops contribute a slight spicy flavor, and the California Steam style of yeast impart a neutral flavor. The ABV is 5.2% and hop bitterness is 15 BU's, or bitterness units. |
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Belgian Ale
Extremely drinkable, this ale is full of fruity aromas from the house yeast used in fermentation. Pilsner malt is combined with Czech Saaz hops to produce a beer with a fruity sweetness and spicy finish. |
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Dark Wheat Ale
Begin your adventure into dark beer with this brew. Dark wheat has a light body, yet it is full of rich roast flavor. Malted wheat and barley are combined with roasted, chocolate and black malts for a complex brew that is light on the palate. |
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Milk Stout
Our Milk Stout is our Oil Change reciepe without the oats and with the addition of 50 pounds of Lactose sugar. Black in color with rich roasted and chocolate flavors that are balanced with the sweetness from the lactose sugar. Very creamy, sweet and flavorful. A great change of pace from the Oil Change Stout. The ABV is 4.6% and hop bitterness is 19 BU's. |
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Smoked Porter
Our Smoked Porter uses 80 pounds of malt that has been slowly smoked over a hardwood fire. This is added to our basic porter to yield a flavorful, but not overly assertive smoked flavor. German Perle hops provide a light bitterness, and the steam style lager yeast ferments nice and clean, allowing the smoked and dark roasted malt flavors to dominate. The ABV is 4.7% and hop bitterness is 19 BU's, or bitterness units. |
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Porter
Our porter is brewed to the original English robust style. It has five specialty malts which give it a rich, roasted, and malty flavor. Lublin hops from Poland are used to balance the malt sweetness without imparting bitterness or flavor. The ABV is 5.4% and hop bitterness is 18 BU's. |
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Wilhelms Amber Lager
Wilhelms is typical of sweeter Vienna Lagers. It is amber colored, with low hop aroma and flavor allowing the malt aromas to shine. |