Deep orangeish tawny. Moderately full bodied. Mild bitterness. Medium hops. Lots of malt. Dry. Reminiscent of bitter herbs, orange peel and toast. Pours with a rich beige head. Quite full in the mouth with very slight carbonation. Very well balanced, it has a pleasant note of bitterness to the finish.

Opaque black. Full body. Medium bitterness. Lots of hops. Lots of malt. Mild sweetness. Reminiscent of licorice, raisins, toffee. Wonderfully aromatic with a beautiful sense of richness on the palate. Carries its weightiness deftly with a velvety mouth feel.

Originally a summer seasonal, has been getting raves since becoming a year round offering in 1996. Garrett Oliver, a student of English brewing and beer history, uses English malts and hops to brew his EIPA in the classic, heavily-hopped style of the 19th century beers created for British soldiers serving in India. Because of the long trip around the Cape of Good Hope, the beer was preserved with a higher alcohol content and extra hops, a natural preservative. "East India Pale Ale is extremely dry, with the aroma of a hop-pocket and flavours reminiscent of lemon-grass," wrote Jackson in the Pocket Guide. Alcohol by Volume 7%.

A traditional English pale ale with lots of hops. The perfect blend of old world style beer with the mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle. Brewed only under the peak of the lunar orbit.

Deep mahogany. Full body. Medium bitterness. Medium hops. Lots of malt. Mild sweetness. Reminiscent of figs, chocolate, leather. Exotically rich and lush with huge roasted character. Perfect carbonation lends a sense of balance and liveliness. Extremely lengthy finish. Try as an after dinner elixir.

Red brick to brown in color. Medium body. Crisp. Intense sour cherry, wine aromas, slight smoke quality. Extremely refreshing and thirst quenching. Long finish.

Opaque black. Full body. Mild bitterness. Medium hops. Lots of malt. Medium sweetness. Reminiscent of espresso, cinnamon, chocolate. Absolutely delicious and delectably drinkable. Velvety in texture with subtle carbonation and a comforting finish.

Mahogany. Medium full body. Mild bitterness. Lots of hops. Medium malt. Dry. Reminiscent of golden raisins, fruit cake, sweet malt. Pleasantly rich, with chewy texture and lingering, smooth palate feel.

Deep red. Medium full body. Medium sweetness. Reminiscent of raspberries, sweet herbs, yeast. Extremely focused and well defined fruit flavors play across the palate. Zippy acidity balances out the sweetness to provide for a harmonious finish.

Amber with an orange hue. Moderately light bodied. Mild bitterness. Medium hops. Medium malt. Dry. Reminiscent of dried citrus, bread dough and grains. A classic session ale that is smooth and easy drinking with a refreshingly carbonated finish.

Golden amber. Medium body, chewy, with a rocky texture. Crisp. Floral, herbal nose with hint of mint and coriander. Complex, exhibiting a great range of hard to define flavors.

Medium to full body. High bitterness. Grapefruit and grassy flavors from the hops with a hint of beechnut. Assertive hops, slight astringency, clean finish.