American Lager
An easy drinking standard American Lager. Inspired by the golden can this is a refreshing beer that will be your go to when you want a beer that tastes like beer!
Single Hop IPA
Single hop IPA series. Still dialing in the hop schedule and malt bill but this beer is a showcase of what the individual hop varieties bring through late kettle hopping and dry hopping. Lighter color than typical west coast IPAs with little to no use of crystal malt allows the hop character to dominate.
Chocolate Coconut Porter
This dark beer benefits from the addition of whole vanilla bean, toasted coconut and cacao nibs after fermentation.
American Pale Ale
A balanced pale ale leaning slightly on the hoppy side thanks to the late additions of Citra and Mosaic hops. A small dry hop charge is added to further boost the tropical aroma. Originally brewed for a baby shower it went by the name "Bob's Baby's Name Here" until the name was decided. Here's to you Parker!
Oatmeal Stout
Oatmeal stout originally brewed for my wife until we found out she was pregnant just before it was kegged! First brew had whole coffee beans from Charleston Coffee Roasters in SC added after fermentation. This added a nice smooth coffee flavor to enhance the roast character already present from the dark roasted malts. What's better than a Mornin' Wood you ask? A Mornin' Wood with coffee!
Saison
Standard strength Saison with a nice grainy backbone complimented by the fruity esters contributed by the yeast.
Rye IPA
A darker IPA than the Bone Series from the use of crystal malts to give it a more traditional IPA color. The light addition of rye adds to a spicy character but doesn't overpower the orange fruity flavor contributed by the use of Mosaic hops.
Belgian Dubbel
Inspired by the beers brewed by the Monks to the east this Dubbel has a strong plum character from the use of Special B. The malt character provides the background for this famous belgian abbey yeast strain to provide additional fruit character. And when Abby hooks up with Dinger, it's only natural they become Abbey Long Dinger!