Cloudy pale ale with notes of citrus and tropical fruit.

This cream ale was infused with Cara Cara Oranges and Madagascar Vanilla Beans. Expect a silky smooth, sweet, orange flavor followed by a delicate dose of vanilla – just like an Orange Dreamsicle.

Mai-Bock, add hops. Floral, sweet, mildly dry, and bitter. Perfectly crushable for a warm summer day.

Honey and light biscuit notes with subtle hints of pepper from the hops.

The malt bill consists of Premium Pale 2 row malt from our friends at Maltwerks, Weyermann’s wheat from Germany, and is fermented with a German yeast. We finished things out by adding  two varieties of German noble hops. This crisp beer is sure to please your palate with its banana and clove notes.

Brewed with five different malt varieties, two kinds of oats, cascade hops, and toasted coconut this stout will keep you warm-and-toasty. It’s chewy (have your beer and eat it too), creamy, rich, chocolatey, and smooth.

We sourced a specific strain of yeast and six varieties of hops from the Pacific Northwest to create this hazy, sweet, juicy beer with low bitterness and notes of tropical fruit. It’s still hoppy- we used three times the amount of hops than any other beer we’ve brewed. Thanks to our crew who put their hands on the tank and infused their good vibes for hazy perfection.

A clean, crisp, smooth, west-coast style IPA with a decent amount of bitterness. We used centennial hops, with their piney aroma, to create this classic IPA.

This light, refreshing beer is a tribute to a Czech pilsner and to the simplicity of brewing. It’s stripped down to the bare essentials, made with one single, solitary, noble hop and fermented for 28-30 days.

This ‘hole in your glass’ beer is so ridiculously smooth it will be gone after the first sip. Brewed with a unique pale rye malt from Germany, it’s blonde in color with biscuit-like flavor, a creamy mouthfeel, and malty-sweet aromas with hints of bread and honey.

Furthering our commitment to the quest of clean lagers and pilsners, this hyper smooth black lager has light roast notes with hints of coffee and chocolate. This Schwarzbier (black beer in German) is made with a combination of roast malt and a special dehusked black malt that provides color, body, flavor, and aroma without the roasty bitterness.

The perfect crushable cream ale, after a hard days work. Cheers to the Blandin Papermakers!