This is our lightest beer. Our main goal in brewing this beer was to satisfy the percentage of the beer-drinking masses that like to drink lighter beers. Brewed to give a crisp, clean, refreshing taste with very subtle malt and hop flavor, this light lager is sure to fuel the LIGHTER vs. LESS FILLING debate..

This amber Austrian lager has a distinct bready malt aroma and flavor, followed by a crisp, clean finish typical of lager styles. The nose also shows plenty of the spicy hop aroma contributed by the use of Saaz hops.

Awards: 2008 World Beer Cup Silver medal winner. 1999 GABF Bronze medal winner

Hold onto your beer mugs, because this medium-bodied beer has been overwhelmed with hop additions. Brewed as an American pale ale, it's a celebration of American hop varieties: Cascade, Crystal, Centennial and Chinook. You won't be disappointed.

Awards: 2005 GABF Bronze medal winner

Historically, porter had its heyday in 18th century London, where it was the beer of the working class. It doesn't take much to work up a thirst for this flavorful beer. The distinct roasted and chocolate notes are well balanced by a slight bitterness.

Awards: 2002 GABF Bronze medal winner; 2002 and 2003 Real Ale Festival Silver medal winner.

Awards: Three-time GABF Bronze medal winner, 2002, 2003 and 2004.

This is a filtered American wheat beer, with a touch of natural raspberry flavor and aroma. Before you pass this one over because it's a "fruit" beer, try it on a hot summer afternoon. Our brewers even admit it's their beer of choice during those hot summer beer festivals.