A Brewer/Distiller Alliance collaboration   “Do you know what dwells in a glass” asks Ole, in Hans Christian Andersen’s Ole, the Tower-keeper. “You see, the first glass, that’s the glass of health, and in that Read More »

Dreams Come True Spring is finally in full swing and summer is just around the corner. April showers are bringing May flowers while the nostalgic sounds of the ice cream truck are bouncing around neighborhood Read More »

  The most sophisticated way to enjoy Ruby Port wine is straight up, or “neat” in a proper port glass. The same rule applies to whiskey. But what about an imperial stout that was first Read More »

It would seem that children in Belgium have it made. They receive gifts from family and friends on December 25th, but nearly three weeks earlier in the month they get a visit from Sinterklaas, and Read More »

Due to unforeseen circumstances, Cherry Pie Sour is off the dessert menu for November 23rd but never fear! Key Lime Pie Sour is still on draft and waiting for a place at your table. Enjoy Read More »

  Meet your newest after-dinner dessert – Stuff of Legend!    This beer is STUFFED with the nostalgia of peeling open that classic blue wrapper and seeing row after row of sandwich cookie goodness! When Read More »

  Somewhere on the fringe of alchemy exists a fantastical marriage of magic and science. For us, this union comes to life in our latest bold and delightful creation: Magic Drip: Barrel-Aged Wheated Imperial Stout Read More »

  Meet your next Brewhouse One Limited Release – Sparkling Heritage Red Wine made from Missouri Norton Grapes. Yep, you read that right: wine. This wine was made in collaboration with our friends and expert Read More »

550 days, 18 months, and way too many sleeps have passed since we all got to hang out at the K watching the Kansas City Royals play baseball as a #TogetherRoyal family. To rejoice in Read More »

As you go to grab a 4-pack of Chocolate Ale for yourself or someone special over the next few weeks, you may notice it looks a little different and you’d be correct. The inception and Read More »