Following over a year of development, testing and tasting, we’re excited to introduce Easy Sport Recreation Ale, a beer brewed for runners, cyclists, hikers, pickleball players, karate masters, yogis, disc golfers, ball golfers, yard mowers, Read More »

Spring 2019 brings a fresh rotation to our Sample Twelve Pack featuring two beers from our Tasting Room. Created to allow our brewers the chance to experiment with new styles, recipes, ingredients and processes, the Read More »

Each time we announce the return of a seasonal release or a brand new beer, we hear you loud and clear on social media: “BRING BACK BOSS TOM’S GOLDEN BOCK!!!” Well, we’re doing it! Later Read More »

  ¡Vamos!, brewed to celebrate the return of baseball and our partnership with the Kansas City Royals, will soon be available throughout the Royals regional viewing territory! A crisp, refreshing Mexican-style lager, ¡Vamos! opens with Read More »

Yes, #TeamRadler! It’s time for the season of Ginger Lemon Radler. Brewed annually since 2014, Ginger Lemon Radler signals a return to longer, warmer days and afternoons and evenings spent outside enjoying beers with friends. Read More »

The origin of Rye on Rye can be traced back to 2009 when we had the opportunity to add freshly emptied Templeton Rye casks to our barrel collection. At the time we agreed to purchase Read More »

Near the middle of 2016, we acquired a truckload of freshly emptied tequila barrels from a variety of distilleries. After experimenting with barrel-aging beers we currently brew to assess the character that the barrels would Read More »

Following up on the delicious fun we’ve had brewing and sharing Requiem for a Pancake, One Love – Imperial Stout Aged in Jamaican Rum Barrels, Rye on Rye on Rye on Rye, Allegro Non Troppo, Paw Read More »

One of the brightest stars in a city filled with culinary treasures, Christopher Elbow has been handcrafting masterpieces in chocolate for more than fifteen years. In that time, the reputation of his artistic delicacies has Read More »

In the past, we’ve typically shared the next year’s release calendar at the end of the previous year, but we made the decision to move away from that practice in late 2017. While we enjoy Read More »