Beer (500ml)

Mukona/ Mykhola doppelbock lager

Mukona/ Mykhola Zhigulevske lager

Our Korbinian, the full-bodied, dark Doppelbock with light brown foam, wins beer-lovers over with a balance of fruity hints of plums and figs, a dark malt aroma - reminiscent of toffee, nuts and chocolate. Its roasted flavour... Read More

We brewed a massive imperial stout using eight different specialty malts to really layer the dark malt flavors. The resulting viscous liquid, after fermentation, went into a mixture of Dickel rye, eight- and twelve-year whiskey... Read More

3.6% on cask 4.2% bottled. It is, quite simply, a wonderful beer. It is exceedingly pale (21-22 units colour), with just a hint of colour in its cheeks from the dash of crystal malt. It has a massive orange fruit aroma from the... Read More

Bluebird XB combines two of the great themes of ale brewing to produce something distinctive and new. The fine tradition of English Pale Ale is about quaffing, refreshment and complexity of flavour without alcoholic strength.... Read More

Lager beer using Niigata Koshihikari rice. Crisp and refreshing with smooth finish. Goes very well with Japanese food such as sushi.

Edit #1: The draught version is 9% abv, but also contained under this listing.

Edit #2: The bottles are now 9% as well (from 7%).

Barrel-aged 32 months in Blis Bourbon Maple Syrup barrels & blended with Imperial Stout barrel-aged 32 months in Willett Bourbon barrels. Conditioned on toasted coconut, cocoa, & cinnamon.

Golden pale in color, the nose is a mix of citrus-floral aroma sensations, clean with a light malt taste, but with an herbal, hoppy aftertaste. Body and mouthfeel are light and refreshing.

Green's Endeavour Dubbel is the world's first version of this style made with no barley - it is produced from all gluten-free ingredients. In the classic dubbel fashion, a hint of dark-sugar and toffee flavor; and a traditional... Read More

Fairly light body for beer of this strength; spice and herb nose with flavors of candied fruit. Aromatic, long finish.

Hevelius Beer is named after Johannes Hevelius - a famous Polish astronomer (1611-1687) with a tremendous passion for the stars. He built his own observatory in Gdansk and catalogued 1564 stars, discovered 4 comets, and was one... Read More

French oak Pinot noir barrel aged sour for our 3rd Anniversary!