Full Time Beers
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Widowmaker
Our signature IPA is made in the east coast style. This style of IPA is characterized by a light malt profile with a big pulpy body that is there to complement the intense juicy character coming from the hops.
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Trailbreaker
This pale ale will likely come across more like a session IPA than most pale ales in the market. We kept the malt profile light so that the hops could shine.
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Ridgerunner
German pilsner is characteristically dry and hoppy with a nice background bitterness. Ours is a classic example of the style brewed with Pilsner malt and hopped with Saphir and Spalt Select.
Limited Release Beers
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SH'TTY KITTY
Sh’tty Kitty is annoyingly crisp, refreshing, and WAY better than its name suggests — a beer so dumb it looped back around to genius.
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Strange Women, Lyin’ in Ponds, Distributin’ Swords is No Basis for a System of Government.
This sour has been fermented on Passionfruit juice concentrate and combined with Ella hops to create a great balance between sweetness and acidity.
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A Little Place Called Ssssquamish
Someplace windy, a place where the beer flows like wine. Where beautiful women instinctively flock like the salmon of Capilano! I’m talkin’ bout a little place called Sssssqquuaaammmishh.
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Dujour Means Seatbelts
Buckle up, because this hazy DIPA is about to take you on a ride smoother than a corporate-sponsored boy band.
Citra, Mosaic, and Simcoe hops collide in a juicy, tropical explosion of dank orange, blueberry, citrus — with just enough piney bite to remind you this isn’t some manufactured pop sensation. At 8.5%, it’s dangerously drinkable. Long tails not included. Beer Name from Josie and The Pussycats.
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Little Old Basket Case on Wheels or the Ten Foot Tall Roadblock
Big, loud, and impossible to ignore.
This hazy IPA is hit hard with Nectaron and Riwaka, delivering waves of tropical fruit, stone fruit, and citrus with an aggressive hop charge to back it up. Soft and hazy underneath, but built to hit like a roadblock.
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Where You Already Are
You can’t get so hung up on where you’d rather be, that you forget to make the most of where you are.
It’s back – and better than ever!
Our new and improved Mexican Lime Lager is here to crush thirst. Brewed as a crisp Mexican-style corn lager, we’ve dialed it up with zesty lime and a touch of sea salt added post-fermentation for a bright, ultra-refreshing finish.
Expect a clean, easy-drinking body with tangy citrus, a hint of salinity, and a dry snap that keeps you coming back for more. -
Experimental IPA #6
The latest release in our Experimental Series pushes hop expression to the edge, layering multiple formats of Nelson Sauvin for maximum intensity. Built with Freestyle Nelson Sauvin, Nelson Bliss, and Kohia Nelson, then amplified with Phantasm (derived from grape skins to enhance biotransformation during fermentation), this iteration is saturated with bright white grape, ripe gooseberry, and tropical citrus.
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That Belongs In A Museum
A classic West Coast IPA built on a backbone of Centennial and Chinook. Bright grapefruit and pine resin lead the charge, followed by layers of citrus peel and subtle floral bitterness. Crisp, dry, and firmly bitter, this one finishes clean with a balanced dry finish that keeps you reaching for another sip.
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Make It A Hurricane Before I Go Insane
This batch brings together layers of passionfruit, tangerine purée, fresh lime, and a splash of cherry, then finishes with an indulgent conditioning on 175 whole vanilla beans for a smooth, dessert-like finish. The result is a juicy, tangy, cocktail-style sour with vibrant citrus, tropical fruit intensity, and a soft vanilla creaminess tying it together.
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DOYLE MC POYLE
This Dry Irish Stout was brewed with Golden Promise, Toasted Barley and a blend of Roast and Crystal Malts. This Stout’s low ABV and nitro allows the drinker to knock back a couple of pints. The cans will be carbonated but all the kegs served on draft will be on Nitro.
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Why Don't You Make Like Trees and Get Out of Here
Brewed with a soft, pillowy base of pilsner malt, wheat, and rolled oats, this hazy pale ale is built for maximum drinkability and more than enough hop character to keep things interesting. Citra hops were added during fermentation to layer in bright citrus aromatics, while a post-fermentation hit of New Zealand Cascade brings a fresh burst of lime, grapefruit, and subtle tropical notes.
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Zombie Widow
Brewed with the IPA wizards at Changing Colors, this hazy IPA is a full-spectrum hop trip.
Nelson and Nelson Bliss bring waves of white grape, gooseberry, and tropical punch, while Southern Cross adds a bright citrus snap and subtle pine. Mosaic ties it all together with saturated mango, berry, and sticky citrus.
Soft, pillowy, and bursting with Southern Hemisphere character, consider yourself warned: Zombie Widow doesn’t stay buried for long
