Meet Corona’s cooler craft cousin. Thirst quenching, light bodied, refreshing, and garnished with fresh lime for you to use (or not). Oh, and it pairs perfectly with Mayan Street Food. Se necesita una poca de gracia to brew a Mexican Lager this good!

If you were here over the summer, you may have gotten a taste of this similarly sweet and sensationally tart Gose. Well, we’ve been improving an already delicious recipe to implement a new fruit forward series: Tuttti Fruitti! We pushed peach into this batch because we’re always dreaming of summer...

With plenty of Citra, centennial, and amarillo hops, the impression that you'll get with this beer is that of fresh berries, resin, and a hint of vanilla sweetness. Caramel malt gives this one a copper color and just enough of a backbone to balance out the bitter hops.

Thirst quenching and refreshing are attributes we try to brew into every beer but our new Summer Ale may have just broken the mold! Fermented with a delicious Saison yeast as well as orange peel and fennel, this ale is as flavorful as it is effervescent. It's super seasonal so celebrate summer while you can!

Baby Lola Gravely is turning 1 so we had to bring back a small batch of our slightly sweet Honey Ale. Our recipe features 15 gallons of Kentucky harvested honey, honey malt, and Cascade hops for a balanced brew that’s light bodied, silently sweet, and super sessionable. Bonus points if drank under electric candlelight!

Guitar Gods know power chords are epic and contain root notes so rejoice Hop Heads, for our IPA is the epic set of roots fueling our brewery’s lupulin lust. With a powerful hop aroma demanding to be inhaled instead of smelled, this three-hop IPA finishes dry and demands a one-more-pint encore.

Oh, to be sipping a beer overseas right now. The travel bug has bitten us, but without the chance to head out anytime soon, we decided to bring authentic Bamberg, Germany straight to our taps. Rauchbier is our Head Brewer's favorite style, featuring genuine Weyermann Beech smoked malt for notes of honey with a dry finish that greets your nose with a rich campfire aroma.

We’ve concocted the colorful cousin of a fan favorite - say hello to Doc’s Dunkel! Sharing Hefeweizen heritage with Doc’s Hefe, this dark wheat ale delivers notes of banana and clove while delivering a caramel sweetness. This is a deceptively complex, easy drinker that goes down fast.

Our Fest Bier - commonly referred to in the States as an Oktoberfest style - was brewed true to its German origins. Showcasing German malt and hops, this easy drinking beer was lagered with love while anxiously awaiting its time to pour. That time has come so order a 1L Maß and say “Prost!”

If IPA was a fruit you could squeeze, this is the juice that would come out of it! A super hazy NE IPA hopped heavily with Citra, prepare for tropical fruit and bubblegum aromatics balanced with a smooth bitterness.

If you're looking for a ruby red IPA with a bittersweet profile, look no further than the blood orange concoction we've created. Blood oranges are the less acidic citrus cousin to navel oranges - meaning its tart, berry-like overtones accentuate our IPA in an amazing way.

Und now ve dance! Brewed as a traditional North German Pils, this hoppy lager is packed full of German noble hops but finishes unbelievably dry. If you're a fan of bold flavor but seeking something a bit lighter and refreshing, Sprockets was brewed for you.

Hey Mambo - Mambo Italiano! Italian Pilsner in Italy is as il classico as pasta and fine art, so we’ve created a recipe that’s an authentic salut. Made with Italian malt and dry-hopped with hops originating from Germany and Slovenia, it looks bright and drinks light with a mesmerizingly Mediterranean mouthfeel.

How many pumpkins did we smash to make our inaugural Pumpkin Ale? We'll never tell, but we will tell you that this batch of beer was as fun to brew as it is flavorful. Torpedoed with a cornucopia of hand-ground spices like nutmeg, vanilla, ginger, clove, and allspice, it's unlike anything we've made before. Eat your heart out, Billy Corgan - this beer is a vampire we sent for you to drain!

You might see "Single Hop" and think this beer is one dimensional but you know what they say about assumptions, etc. Fruity, with a nose that smells like Lemonheads were injected into a pineapple. Delicate, with a mouthfeel that is as drinkable as a light beer. Tasty, with a mellow bitterness on the backend to make it more interesting. Triumph hops are delicious is this beer is dangerous!