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Named after the famous ‘Curva Sud’ at Milan’s San Siro Stadium, our Italian-style Pilsner is inspired by the enigmatic Tipopils. This obscure approach to pilsners differs from traditions in a few key ways. First, the fermentation temperature is held a little warmer than in the German tradition, leading to an increase in fruity esther production. Most importantly, the beer is delicately dry-hopped, something that was strictly forbidden under the Reinheitsgebot purity law until recently. We packed ours with noble Tettnanger hops, lending a subtle herbal hop character to this crisp, super crushable pilsner.

Loaded with hops! Hints & Allegations features Sultana, Azacca, and Ekuanot for a perfect marriage of citrus and pine. Flaked oats and malted wheat lend a smooth mouthfeel, and a lack of bittering hops make for an easy drinking juice-bomb.

Triple the rye, triple the fun! We utilized flaked rye, malted rye, and Munich rye to craft this malty, rich amber rye ale. Aromas of soft fruit and pepper are paired with a full body and warming tones. This is the perfect fireside sipper for the cold winter months.

Light and easy-drinking, our blonde ale features a hop surprise! Using Mandarina Bavaria and Lemondrop hops gives it a subtle citrus fruit burst. Munich and Vienna malt provide a depth of flavor typically not found in other lighter beer styles.

Can a new beer style heal old wounds? Our brewers sure hope so! Hockey season has our brewers reminiscing on the most egregious goal ever scored against the Buffalo Sabers, so why not make a beer to commemorate the the icy Western New York winters and the heartbreak of Brett Hull's foot being clearly in the crease? Cold IPAs are fermented cooler than their West Coast counterparts, are are imbued with a dose of flaked corn to clear the stage for the hops to shine through. We kept it classic with Cascade and Amarillo hops for a piney and noticeably bitter pint.

The perfect beer for taking things slowly, Wheat Wines are the lesser-known cousins of the classic English Barley Wine style. Brewed with primarily malted wheat, our take on this style features aromas of apricot and pine, and a full-bodied mouthfeel. A warming alcohol note rounds things out before you go back in for another sip.

A perfect thirst-quencher for dreaming about hot summer days. Scorching Ray is a classic take on the Belgian Witbier. Brewed with sweet orange peel and spiced with fresh ground coriander seed, it's also loaded up with malted wheat, flaked wheat, and flaked oats for a smooth and pillowy mouthfeel. Notes of bubblegum and pepper from the yeast blend with the earthy and citrus forward aroma for a well-balanced sip.

We went back to the drawing board with this Pale Ale. A simplified grain bill that features our favorite Riverbend base malt paired with British Honey Malt. The resulting color and malty flavors are supported by modern hop varieties Idaho Gem, and Elani. It's a perfect match of bitterness, malty, smoothness and notes of pine and tropical fruits.

Looking back to the European Pilsner tradition of the 1300’s, we’ve brought this style that is so well-known these days back to its roots. Made with a new under-modified pilsen malt from Riverbend, flaked corn, and Saaz hops, we think that you’ll love this new take on a classic Pilsner. Assertive bitterness up front leads to a clean and easy-drinking finish. Cheers!

Old Ben is here to warm you up! Rich, roasty, full-bodied, and brimming with notes of baker's chocolate - our oatmeal stout is absolutely the beer that you're looking for.

Featuring a blend of Mosaic & Pacific Jade hops, I Can Turn Left is our modern take on the classic West Coast IPA style. A nice malt backbone supports the mild bitterness and huge hop aroma. Notes of tropical and citrus fruit abound in this really, really, really ridiculously good looking beer.

We love to mix and match historic beer styles with modern twists, and this Gose is no exception. We took our very traditional Gose recipe and amped it up with freshly crushed coriander seed and key lime peels. The resulting beer is delightfully tart, refreshing, and finishes with a hint of salinity.

Starting with a malt base featuring six different malts - our classic American Amber has notes of caramel, stone fruit, and a slight earthy hop note from the German Tettnang hops. Our take on this classic style is medium bodied, and finishes nice and crisp.