What's in the garage.

India Session Ale - Let's go Amarillo. It's true because it rhymes.

An easy drinking light bodied hop-stravaganza.

Blonde - malty and lightly stung with hops.

India Session Ale - Let's go Amarillo. It's true because it rhymes.

I like a light summer beer, with a body just big enough to tantalize the palate and enough hops for the nose.

Canadian Pale Ale - Hoppy front, malty rear.

People always talk about a northeast IPA: well, this is our answer. Aromatic hoppy and malty on the tongue.

Oatmeal Stout - dark chocolaty, but smoooth.

Canadian Pale Ale - Hoppy front, malty rear.

Take a walk on the dark side - chocolate and crystal malts make this a beer with all the right curves and twists.

Limited Release

Best Bitter

The heavy lifter of the British working pub pint. This is bitter in name only, amber and balanced with notes of toffee. At only 3.8% ABV you will find this session beer refreshing.

Yup! The Bitter is Back on in the tap room!

IPA

Best Bitter

Our latest hazy IPA is a Hallertau Blanc and Callista bittered IPA with a dry hopped Callista finish. It has a zest lemony aroma and pallet with just the right balance between the bittering and the dry hopping.

Come get it while it lasts!

Wee Heavy

Green Goblin Irish Red

Pale, crystal, and black malt combine in this subtly smokey Scottish Ale. This Scottish classic is malt forward: a strong beer, rich in malt aromas and gently hopped. Traditional Goldings and Fuggles balance the roastiness.

Come get it while it lasts!

Green Goblin Irish Red

With a balance or roasted malts and roasted barley, this creamy headed ale is a classic old world favorite. A dark amber body and gentle hop bitterness lend themselves to a very sessionable beer.

Never Biscuits to a Bear.