We are proud to be participating in the SMaSh for Stache collaboration in support of brain cancer research. Our Golden Stache is a British Golden Ale with Maris Otter malt and East Kent Golding hops. It has nutty / biscuity malt characteristics with balanced earthy notes from the EKG hops. A portion of all proceeds will benefit brain cancer research @brewstachestrong
One of our most popular craft beers. It’s a simple blonde ale brewed exquisitely with nominal notes of caramel. It’s crisp and moderately sweet with light Sterling hops.
West Coast IPA with a tremendous blend of tropical hops. You’ll get notes of citrus, stone fruit, watermelon, and maybe even a hint of pear. These tropical notes meld together perfectly as abalanced, yet properly bitter IPA.
It’s a simple blonde ale brewed with fresh blueberries. It’s crisp and moderately sweet with light Sterling hops.
A beautifully hazy golden beer with a creamy mouthfeel that gives way to an explosion of citrus fruit. This beer is significantly dry hopped with Citra, Centennial, and Mosaic . This beer has tropical flavor and aroma and is sure to be a favorite.
This is a dry, light-tart, wheat ale with a refreshing hint of ginger! The fresh ginger used in the brewing process brings a lively flavor without the heat. It’s certain to be a popular thirst quencher.
An ESB (English Special Bitter) is the equivalent of an English Amber. This beer has a great balance between malt and hop bitterness. It has malty sweetness, rich flavor, very moderate bitterness, and a nice medium body.
A bitter boi beer. This west coast IPA is brewed with a generous helping of hops. This beer is for people that like bigger IPA’s.
A refreshing Blueberry Lemonade hard seltzer brewed with all natural ingredients. Flavor and aroma are moderate and not overly sweet as some can be with artificial flavoring.
The lightest beer we make. It’s a light lager that in our opinion is a better version of the commercial examples some like.
A pineapple mango fruited sour. This one is sure to make your mouth pucker
