Beer

An IPA that fell short of its destiny to become a mediocre pale ale. Moral of the story is: hops lose potency over time.

Classic lager-style oktoberfest. Malty and flavorful, but light enough to drink a few even on a warm day.

The famous Yooper Stout with the addition of cacao nibs to ramp up the chocolate flavor. Ask about our gluten-reduced version!

My first attempt at a saison. Uses the Upper Hand Competition wort from 2019 as a base along with a full mash of my own mixed in.

Roll the dice with us on this one. Bought ingredients months ago, but didn’t leave any record of the intended recipe. So I used my normal stock 2-row and my on-hand hops to flesh this out into a blonde, but who knows what the plan was when I ordered it. Will it turn out? Only time will tell.

A surprisingly drinkable creamy milkshake IPA with real cacao.

Smooth and luscious milkshake IPA with hints of natural strawberries.

A malty ale with earthy and sweet caramel flavors.

A simple pale ale utilizing 2-row and crystal 60L grains, magnum and cascade hops, and S-04 yeast.

While this German dark wheat is a little lighter than expected, it none-the-less deserves an honorary spot in the Jacksonville Jaguars hall of fame. It has a spicy wheat character supported by a light malt base and accentuated with clove.

This beer at last is clone of my clones, hop of my hop. Based off the Dead Ringer recipe from Northern Brewer, this practiced IPA is a close imitation of the famous Two-Hearted Ale by Bell’s Brewery.

A traditional blonde ale based on the highly acclaimed recipe by BierMuncher on HomeBrewTalk, this ale has one noticeable drawback – an annoyingly bubbly head of foam that you just can’t get rid of.

Reminiscent of the state of the universe before the first day of creation, it has an impenetrable black color and a tart bitterness, but its body is light enough to make you wonder if there’s anything there at all.

Based off the recipe from Mysticmead on HomeBrewTalk, this favorite red ale is a deep red in color and features a big bite of malt flavor.

A light gold ale for the times you just need something light, refreshing, and not too sweet.

The perfect chocolate milk stout. Not too sweet, not too heavy, and not too bitter. Based off of the Chocolate Milk Stout recipe from Northern Brewer.