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A classic pilsner but aged with a blend of 13 strains of Brettanomyces and heavily dry hopped with Azacca and Equanot. Big aroma of funk and tropical hops but it drinks like a crisp pilsner.
We brewed this in collaboration with a local bottle shop for their 3rd anniversary so it won’t see any distribution, available only at the brewery.
Dedicated to John Dunsworth a.k.a Mr. Lahey of Trailer Park Boys. RIP
The first in a triptych of lagers inspired by the cuisine of Mexico. This dark, bock strength lager is inspired by the black mole sauces of Oaxaca. Charred tortillas in the mash, chili pasilla and subtle spicing in the kettle then cocoa nibs in the lagering tank.
Biere de Mars (for H.G. Wells) 7.8% ABV. Biere de Mars (beer of March) was traditionally brewed to celebrate the end of winter. Think of it as an old school Biere de Garde, back when “de Garde” meant long aging in barrels.
Our version starts as a malty red lager fermented at warm temperatures along with some house wild cultures. It then hibernated in oak wine barrels for a year with our house Brett blend.
A beautiful beer with loads of complex funk and oak in the the aroma, notes of cherries and dark stone fruit. A beer that should age wonderfully for years, with more funk developing with time
A traditional Belgian strong ale, this strong (9.7% ABV) blonde ale is brewed using Belgian pilsner and wheat malts and highlights our house Flemish yeast strain. We then hand peeled 250 tangerines and added them post fermentation.
The delicate citrus notes from the tangerines compliment the fruity yeast character. The flavor is crisp with a hint of malt sweetness. Scarily drinkable considering its strength.
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Petite Raspberry Sour (for Tobe Hooper) 5.3% ABV. Fermented with 100% coolship sourced Asheville wild yeast and aged on second use fruit from our Framboze.
Not as jammy as Framboze but still lots of fruit character. The wild yeast culture provides beautiful funk and a delicate acidity. Will continue to evolve in the bottle for several years.
Bottle conditioned, cork and caged 750 ml bottles
7.5% ABV. We aged this mixed field saison a full year in wine barrels with our house Brett blend, then we dry hopped it with 3# per barrel of Azacca, Denali and Citra. The complex hop aroma blends perfectly with the stone fruit funk of the Brett and the fruity yeast. Crisp and surprisingly delicate.
750 ml. bottle conditioned, cork and caged bottles. 
Straight out of the old brewer’s records (thanks to Ron Pattinson’s work), this is what Russian Imperial Stout tasted like back in the day. Unlike the candy bar flavored stouts that are all the rage today, this stout is very…adult. Brewed with only pale, brown and black malt, the flavor is packed with bittersweet chocolate and Italian amaro…the finish is bone dry with a firm bitterness.
Like a young bordeaux this is delicious now but will be fabulous with a year or two of aging.
Fermented in Pinot Noir wine barrels with 100% coolship sourced mixed culture for 8 months then transferred onto 2.5 pounds of raspberries per gallon for an additional 3 months. Beautiful.
New beer release: Zebulon House Saizon (6.3% ABV). Our first (only?) year round offering, a classic farmhouse saison. Brewed with a mixed field grain bill of local Riverbend malt and raw oats, rye and wheat and fermented with our house saison blend. Dry hopped with Styrian Goldings, Hallertauer Blanc and Citra and bottled with our house Brett blend.
The aroma, when fresh, is bright and hoppy. If aged for a month or two the funky Brett will start to compete with the hops. Immensely dry and refreshing, this is what we think is the perfect saison.
Back by popular demand, this is the first beer that we have made twice. Brewed with local white miso and pickled ginger. The bright acidity and light salinity makes this a fantastic summer crusher.
Dedicated to Akira Kurosawa, possibly the greatest film director to ever live