Crosby's Kitchen & CocktailBeer

Take an India Pale Ale and feed it steroids! Although open to the same interpretation as its sister styles, you should expect something robust, malty, alcoholic and with a hop profile that might rip your tongue out. The Imperial usage comes from Russian Imperial stout, a style of strong stout originally brewed in England for the Russian Imperial Court of the late 1700s; though Double IPA is often the preferred name.

This jet black ale is big to say the least. Roasty with hints of carmel, chocolate, and molasses that come through in the aroma as well. Enjoy with caution.

A smooth yet powerful stout brewed with ten different grains. The complex malt character is gently balanced by the hop bitterness.

Bittersweet chocolate and fruity plum aromas explode off the top of this jet black ale with a rich brown head. Complex roasted malts, sweet biscuit and Northwest hops make this a full-bodied brew. Drinkable enough to have more than one, but be careful, it will rock your cradle.

Full-bodied, dry, clove spice, chocolate and roasted malts. Tasty on a breezy Autumn day!

Brewed originally for the Russian Czars this strong Stout packs plenty of flavour with hints of chocolate and coffee

Tasting Notes: Comrades! The war on tasteless beer is raging. Too long have we been oppressed with capitalist lager and stout imposters. This deep dark ale holds pleasing hints of coffee. Rich and powerful (rather like our brewer). In spite of the strong ABV it is all too easy to drink a lot of this, so take care.

A light, red-hued ale perfect for that summer afternoon of working on the old Chevy or just moving the lawn. Just a hint of crystal malt gives our summer seasonal a bit of sweetness, and with a little brewing magic we've kept the old Rust Bucket light enough to be smooth and refreshing on a hot summer day.

"a bière born of homebrew freedom." Brewed with orange blossom and fermented with orange blossom honey.

A rustic American red ale with caramel & aromatic Munich malts for smooth drinkability & sweet, malty finish.

This French Ale was traditionally brewed for field workers in the French Countryside. It exhibit funky esters and a dry, light finish.

Rustic Sheen is a medium sweet blend of Jonathan apples from Boals Orchards and Ida Reds from Friske Orchards.

This rust-red beer doesn’t get its color from an old bucket, the name comes from a local mining claim. The Rusty Bucket combines a malty base with a balanced hop flavor, for a great year-round, all-around beer.

Rusty Chain breaks loose from pumpkin's strangle hold on the world of fall flavors by reaching across the border for some freshly pressed Wisconsin cranberries. We start with a bone-dry fully- attenuated ferment of midwestrn apples and then sweeten things up using fresh cranberries that are both bitter and pucker-your-mouth-tart. We balance out that bright acidity by adding some freshly pressed apple juice to finish the process. This Rusty Chain will leave you pedaling hard for your next pint.

Hops hit first with a smooth finish. Our ‘Best Bitter’, but backwards.

We like to brew hoppy beers but not everyone is into those. Some of you want those beers that are bursting with subtle notes of toasted biscuits, nuts, and sweet chocolate and don’t wreck your palate with hops. Well this brown beauty is for you. The subtle flavor notes get more pronounced as the beer warms so sit back and enjoy.

smooth, dark, malty Munich-style with chocolate & caramel