The first single IPA in the evolution series experiments with a multitude of hopping methods and Cosmic Punch yeast. We began the experiment by building a grain bill full of oats and mash hopping with tons of high-thiol Cascade. Omega’s Cosmic Punch yeast utilizes the mash hop to boost the tropical flavors and aromas in the final liquid. We then added more hops than one may deem necessary. We started with a dry hop of a combination of Citra and Nelson that was allowed to steep for 4 days before we dropped the temperature and added a double dosing of Citra to create a dominant Citrus and Green flavor profile. Then, post carbonation, we added an addition of Motueka to further boost a tropical finish.

This beer was hit with so much tangerine, pineapple, and mango that it tastes like it came straight out of the juice aisle and we don’t know what else to say about it. Tastes like Juice.

This Triple New England IPA celebrates the beauty of planet earth as we look back from space. Biohopped with a double dosing of Citra and dry hopped with a combination of Citra and Kohatu, it showcases flavors of citrus and sweet fruit with a hint of woody pine. As you sip, gaze into the label to see a photo of Geamana Transylvania, a village under toxic water in Romania, from outer space.

With this hard seltzer, we have veered off of our usual path to create a more elevated and refined profile. Conditioned on fresh ginger, hibiscus tea, and peach, it has a refreshing body with delicate nuances of flavor. Light, easy drinking and enjoyable.

Just in time for Thanksgiving, this Cranberry Sour Ale is the perfect addition to the holiday table. With a beautiful pink hue, this tart ale packs a cranberry punch that will leave your tastebuds refreshed and thirsting for more. Which do you prefer at your table - Jellied Cranberry Sauce, Whole Cranberry Relish, or Tart Sour Ale? We take the ale every time.

It's a lager. Enough said.