The Muzzle Flash Hoppy Amber Ale with Apple and Caramel, for those that like it sweet

Coffee stout infused with french vanilla.

A Hoppy Amber Ale imbued with puréed Blood Oranges. The oranges give this beer a unique citrusy aspect that lies somewhere between an orange and a grapefruit. Delightfully fruity with a rounded body, this beer has an extra dimension that plays well with the crisp hop taste.

The swirling flavors of blueberry, raspberry, and blackberry are sure to add a nice balance to the sweetness of our delicious Scottish Ale.

This wee heavy is just the right amount of sweet with notes of coconut and vanilla.

A Scottish Wee Heavy style ale that is malty and smooth with a minimal hop impact. This beer is a dark amber color with a creamy off-white head. The aroma is bready with honey-like notes that blend together like sopapillas. Full-bodied, but not too thick, this beer has all the malty sweet flavors of a traditional Scottish ale with a subtle smokiness and the added complexity of oak and imported black treacle. At 7.8% ABV, this beer is strong, yet incredibly smooth and easy to drink. This is a dangerously quaffable ale.

A true Golden Ale brewed on a whim and blew us away to the point where it became one we wanted around all the time! Clean but full flavored by using a combination of American Pale Ale and Maris-Otter Malt that is then hopped using both Summit and Kent Goldings.

Loaded with hop flavor and aroma, this beer does not have the bitterness normally associated with hoppy brews. The appearance is a rich honey-amber color hinting at its smooth, caramel flavoring, which balances the pine and citrus notes of Cascade and Zythos hops. Summit hops add a unique, but not overwhelming character of onion and garlic. With a medium body and slightly sweet finish, this is an extremely drinkable brew that is characterized by aromatic hops, rich malt taste and an uncommonly mild bitterness for such a hoppy brew.

A hazy New England IPA with a hint of citrus.

A deep black ale with a thick off-white head. The mouth enjoys a luxurious coat without the heaviness one finds in most strong bodied stouts. Coffee and dark chocolate, with a hint of toasted bread and vanilla swirl across the palate as this beer is imbibed. The addition of steel cut oats further defines the silkiness of the body and provides a very mild sweetness. This stout is exceptionally smooth and easy to drink despite its dark chocolate notes and complexity.

A Traditional Hefeweizen is a distinctly cloudy German wheat beer that has an airy taste and a wide range of flavors including the often-exhibited notes of banana and cloves.