Yet another great Rocky Mountain brewery has made the leap to the east coast, and we've got a couple of their great beers for you this very weekend.  Alongside Breckenridge we've got a smattering of interesting local ales for your enjoyment.  Cheers to you! 

 

 

Newly Shelved Bottles

 

Blind Bat Hellsmoke Porter / Centerport, Ny / 16oz

Yes.  Finally Blind bat has arrived.  A smoked porter from this 2 barrel Long Island Brewery.

 

Blind Bat Long Island Potato Stout / Centerport, Ny /16oz  

Potatoes?!?! In my beer?!?  You cant be serious! AHAHAHAHA!!

 

Stone Belgo Barleywine / San Diego, Ca / 22oz bomber

This year instead of the regular Old Guardian Barleywine, they threw in some Belgian yeast. 

 

Stone Highway 78 Scotch Ale / San Diego, Ca / 12oz bottle  

A collaborative ale from Stone, Pizza Port and Green Flash.  

 

Mad River Brewing Steelhead Double IPA / Blue Lake, Ca / 12oz

Brewing for years in northern California, Mad River has finally graced us with it's presence.  Here's a great California style ale.  

 

 Mad River Brewing Scotch Porter / Blue Lake, Ca / 12oz

Most breweries either brew a scotch ale, or a porter.  Mad river fused the two.  A strong dark ale with plenty of caramel flavors.

 

Hebrew Origin / Saratoga, Ny / 22oz bomber

A strong, malty brown ale brewed with pomegranate juice.  It's healthy.

   

Captain Lawrence Golden Delicious / Pleasantville, Ny / 750ml  

America's favorite apple brandy barrel aged Tripel is back in stock.   

The name says it all.  

 

Rodenbach Vintage 2008 / Roeselare, Be / 750ml corked and caged

The beautiful thing about Rodenbach flemish ales is their ability to age gracefully.  Grab this one while it's here. 

 

 

 

 

Flowing This Weekend 

 

 

On Cask:  Williams Brothers Scottish Session

 

Love them session beers.  At 3.9%  this is the type of ale you can drink 15 pints of.   A light bodied beer with flavors of bready malt, yeast, and a faint buttery caramel background.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

Breckenridge 471 Small Batch Double IPA


Utilizing both American and English hops, and a British yeast strain, this strong IPA is both intensely hoppy and smooth and drinkable.  We're glad to have it!

 

 



 Breckenridge Avalanche Ale


Like the previous beer, this amber takes on many English characteristics. That's often the case with those American breweries started in the 1980's.  A light bodied ale with plenty of toffee malt character, and just enough hops to balance.


 




Barrier Cycle Saison


Evan and Craig keep pumping out the new beers and we'll keep pouring them. This one's a nice, light 4% saison to help usher in the warmer weather.  Brewed with a French saison yeast strain, it's dry, peppery and citrusy.  Like a glass of sunshine.  

 



 

Sixpoint Diesel Stout


What a perfect name for a stout.  Though not all that appetizing, it sounds pretty badass, plus it conjures images of seeping crude oil.  Plenty of dark chocolate flavor here with hints of smoke and burnt sugar and cocoa powder.

 



Greenport Havre Rouge


Here come the spring beers.   Greenport decided to be unique and go with a Belgian amber. smooth, fruity and spicey with a complex and delicious yeast character.  Not to be missed!

 

 

 

 

 

 
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