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A robust, yet surprisingly refreshing porter, Mud Puppy is a favorite of dark beer lovers. Characterized by a thick, rocky head and luscious chocolate-like nose, the malty profile is balanced by liberal hopping for its style.

Medium-bodied and robustly flavorful, Mudshark Porter sports a satisfying dry finish and rich notes of chocolate. Smooth, dark, and bittersweet cocoa flavors linger on the palate from first pint to last. This is a hearty brew born of seven malt varieties, including an especially generous portion of chocolate malt. Then, Mudshark gains hop bitterness in the kettle, including a late addition imparting a gentle zest. The result of all this is a happy salute to your inner chocolate lover. So smooth and creamy, Mudshark ranks among the favorites of a special class of aficionados known for their appreciation of fine beer: the Mighty Fish Brewers. We assert that after a day well-spent exploring the great outdoors, a friendly pint enjoyed with barbeque, sharp cheeses, or-but, of course!-chocolate has the power to help sustain weary souls and rejuvenate tired bodies.

A blonde ale that is very light in color and body with no bitterness. A thirst-quenching American light-bodied blonde ale.

Mugshot IPA features an arresting lineup of Warrior, chinook, cascade and sterling hops and a balanced blend of malt flavors that finish nice and dry. Forward hop bitterness lingers on without a overwhelming the palate.

Gold was the first Hacker-Pschorr beer exported to the U.S. starting in 1865 and was honored with an award at the International Exhibit in 1876 in Philadelphia. Cloudy golden amber color with a nice lacy head. Praline, clay and delicate grain cereal aromas follow through on a smooth, supple entry to a dry medium body with accents of nectarine and golden raisin.

Brevard Brewing Company's darkest beer--finally, a welcome alternative to the mandatory Porter found in nearly every craft brewery line-up in the country. Dunkel literally means "dark" in German, but don't let the dark color fool you. This is still a German lager beer. While chocolate malt and an abundance of German Munich malts provide a solid malt backbone, the medium body and lager fermentation make this beer surprisingly drinkable. If a Porter and an Oktoberfest had a baby, this would be it. Tastes like a dark beer, but drinks like a Pilsner.

Emmett's Munich Light has herbal hop characteristics along with the sweet scent and flavor of imported German malt. It is medium-bodied while still maintaining a crisp, dry finish. Bitterness is downplayed, but while noticeable, only serves to round out the firm, malty sweetness and aid in the crisp finish.

Municipal IPA is an all-Cascade ale, giving it a tangy aroma and citrusy flavor. Resiny, yet refreshing, it's everything we think a good IPA should be.

A classic American Brown Ale with light smokiness. Originally created by the eldest brother of the Flounder Family, Mike, who liked something a bit darker and earthy. Jeremy has since tuned the recepie to fit the larger batches and it still has all it's character while not beating up your tastebuds.

A generous helping of oats make this Third Wave Pale Ale dangerously drinkable. Bursting with notes of grapefruit rind, orange marmalade and juicy, ripe peach.

Your nose will do a double take on this buxom beauty. Pungent citrus, stone fruit, floral, and pine resin aromas high jump out of the glass. Complex malt flavors steady the wheel before the hops careen you into a bridge embankment. Get ready for one massive aroma-coma!

A big, bold ale that is moderately fruity, with hints of caramel and chocolate. Gold Medal Winner at the 2009 Ontario Brewing Awards.

This is a crisp, clean, refreshing and flavourful Euro-style beer, which is lighter in alcohol and brewed to original gravity; a breakthrough in craft brewing!

Looking for a smooth, amber beer with the perfect balance of hops and malt? You found it. A tasty, European-styled, red lager brewed with the finest blend of two-row barley, Tettnanger and Northern Brewer hops. 4.5% ABV. 18 IBU’s. Available in six packs. Go ahead, try it. You know you want to.

Capital's first India Pale Ale has a bright amber hue with an upfront florally citrus hop aroma. Mutiny packs a punch yet remains remarkably drinkable. It's time for a MUTINY from one of Wisconsin's largest independent craft breweries.

Mutton Buster is a full-flavored, brown ale that’s relatively tame, but fun to ride. Out of the chute, there’s a rich, roasted, nutty sweetness of cocoa and malt on the nose with a mild kick of earthy, hop bitterness that won’t bust your chops. Mutton Buster is dark in color, heavy on the malt flavors, but sessionable for any time of year.

My Bitter X is our take on a balanced, easy-drinking, hop-forward American IPA. Generous hop additions throughout the kettle and during fermentation fill this beer with rich aromas of grapefruit, apricot, and passion fruit. A smooth malty body gives the beer a firm backbone to support the bitterness, while the house yeast imparts a delicate floral nose.

To be myopic is to struggle to see distant objects because of objects right in front of us. This is inspired by our local culture, passion, and attachment to our home town University & Sports teams in Columbus. Often making us unable to see blue & yellow together clearly. This 'nutty' Red old school Ale is a great everyday beer, after one taste, not requiring us to look any further, particularly north.

A mild earthy IPA with hints of citrus, inspired by one of the most recognizable landmarks in CT, Mystic Bridge. A great example of a year ‘round New England IPA. Put a bridge in your fridge!

It has an extremely refreshing natural tang of lemons, without being acidic or sharp. No preservatives.

It smells fresh and tasty and has the full flavour of sun-ripened peaches combined with wheat beer. Contains 26% peach juice. No preservatives.