Crosby's Kitchen & CocktailBeer

A dark strong interpretation of a double bock. Full bodied with a raisiny, dark fruit, slightly roasted and chewy malt character. Lagered for two months, a smooth malt character balances the high ABV of this strong beer.

A fragrant nose wooing the first sip; then a thread of citrus and spice hinting its way from start to finish. Ushered arm in arm by the vibrant Belgian yeast.

Brewed to commemorate the signing of Virginia Senate Bill 604 into law following the 2012 legislative session, SB 604 beers will be offered by the brewers (including Devil's Backbone, Starr Hill, and Hardywood Park) who lobbied to make the bill a reality. Effective July 1, 2012, Senate Bill 604 gives commercial breweries in Virginia the right to sell glasses of beer on-site. For more information on Senate Bill 604 and what it means for Virginia breweries, click here. In the case of the beers released with this name, the "SB" stands for "session beer" referring to ales or lagers of a milder alcohol content (typically lower than 4.0% ABV). The brewers who spent weeks lobbying on behalf of SB 604 with senators and delegates at Virginia's General Assembly plan to release different variations of SB 604 beers that will be session beers only available for consumption on site at their respective breweries. The "Special Bitter" version of this beer offered by Hardywood is very sessionable, at 3.8% ABV. A moderate caramel malt character and some fruity notes provide plenty of complexity and flavor to this beer, which beautifully complements citrusy, high alpha American aroma hops. Dry-hopped with slightly peppery horizon hops, this beer displays the high degree of balance that has become a signature of Hardywood's beers. A relatively dry finish keeps this beer both refreshing and enticing.

Scaldis Ambrée is a filtered, high fermentation beer. It is exclusively made from malt, hops, natural sugar, water drawn from the brewery’s basement and exclusive yeast jealously preserved for 65 years. The use of caramel malt, the know-how and the patience of the master brewer (4 to 6 weeks storage) give it, in addition to its characteristic amber colour, a particularly well brought-out bitter-sweet flavour and a smooth consistency.

What's considered outrageous by most is what we call perfection. Big tropics is what we call Scale Tipper IPA , our most decorated achievement to date. Mosaic, El Dorado, Citra and Simcoe create one juicy and uniquely satisfying American IPA.

The Story: For unknown reasons, Captain Meriweather Lewis purchased a large black Newfoundland dog for the grand sum of $20 to his companion during the Expedition of the Corps of Discovery. He named the faithful pooch, Seaman, but a early transcription error of his journal dubbed the dog Scannon (we prefer this name). Scannon accompanied the Expedition for its duration, even though over 200 other dogs were eaten as dinner during the journey. Scannon survived a vicious beaver attack in 1805, in which the rodent’s incisors sliced an artery in his leg. He was also stolen by Native Americans on one occasion and retrieved. The Beer: The Scannon Stout is an oatmeal stout that is both strong and approachable. With its dark color, the Scannon Stout has a nose of roasted notes and flavors of chocolate and roast. There is a subtle, residual sweetness due to the flaked oatmeal. This additional grain also lends a smooth, silky mouthfeel that has to be experienced.

an american twist on a classic english Extra Special Bitter, the nitro blend pour adds a superbly creamy mouth feel, and this sessionable brew has Lahti's stamp of approval.

A Harvest Ale just right for the awesomeness that is autumn up north.

A spiced pumpkin American wheat with notes of ginger, nutmeg, vanilla & pumpkin.

Ale brewed with coffee and cocoa nibs

Lambic brewed with wild Belgian Schaerbeek sour cherries.

Once in awhile you get shown the light in the strangest places if you look at it right. Within our last IRA we found this “light”. Now there’s nothing wrong with the way this one drinks and we knew right away it was not like other ales. Amber in color - IPA in flavorful bite.