Crosby's Kitchen & CocktailBeer

To celebrate 15 years of brewing success we are brewing a special beer! This medium-bodied, amber-colored, unfiltered-wheat ale has a delightfully sweet flavor and a fruity, spicy finish. Join us in raising a toast to another 15 years of great beer. Available year-round on draft and in bottles.

mahogany-colored ale, medium caramel sweetness, toasted malt character, mild hop bitterness balances malt profile, medium body

A true brown crafted with the complexity of 8 different malts. This balanced brew finishes with a hint of chocolate.

This Beer Is Made To Showcase One Main Ingredient, The Hops. A Favorite Among Craft Beer Drinkers, This India Pale Ale Uses A Our House Yeast And Citra Hops To Exemplify This Great Style Of Beer. Crafted With A Moderate 55 Ibu's, Most Of The Hop Additions Favor The Flavor And Aromatic Properties Over A Biting Bitterness.

Medium strength, dry, golden ale brewed with our farmhouse yeast, and, as its name suggests, an abundance of noble, European hops. Thoroughly hoppy, yet elegant, dry, balanced, and drinkable.

Mexico's first commercially available Black IPA. With a definite nod to our west coast influences, this beer was inspired by the work of great breweries such as Stone and Deschutes. Strong notes of chocolate, coffee, and roasted barley play beautifully with a bold hop profile.

The opaque blackness and beige-colored foam mousse of Chambly Noire belie its light, refreshing body and clean, long finish, featuring hints of roasted coffee beans, toast and toffee. We recommend pairing it with grilled salmon, steak or tuna au poivre, smoked meats, coffee-crusted rack of lamb, or chocolate espresso flan.

A dark but mild ale that light will just barely pass through, this medium to heavy bodied beer has a light hop character so the malts can do the talking.

English IPA backbone, Belgian ale/brettanomyces fermentation, a subtle late-ferment Moro blood orange addition, and a very not-subtle all-Oregon-grown dry hop addition in the conditioning tank.

NorCal Blonde is a light, straw-colored ale with a very crisp finish. It has a very subtle hop profile with very little bitterness and virtually no hop aroma. This is an ale that was brewed with the first time microbrew drinker in mind.

A bright, bottom-fermented lager beer from Nordic Art Its slightly tart, fruity and tangy, fresh taste but it owes more to the two used organic hops and the unique Norderneyer drinking water. The Norderneyer beer is unfiltered and still more clearly than others, naturally cloudy beer.

This is a clean, crisp, delicately balanced beer with subdued sweetness and a pleasantly refreshing tang in the finish. Because of the low hop bitterness and dry, light body, this beer is easily mistaken for a lager or light beer. These qualities make it a great summertime beverage. This beer is brewed using our local pure water without any additives. This beer was our very first recipe. It was our introduction into craft beer. We brewed what we wanted to drink, and this quickly became a favorite among our friends and family who weren’t ready for the more brutal styles on the Bent Brewstillery beer menu. We make this beer our own by using richer Munich malts to give it a more complex and deeper flavor. This beer is best when fresh.

Named after the offshore fishing grounds located 60 miles off of the coast of Virginia, Norfolk Canyon Pale Ale is a medium bodied american pale ale, with a solid malt pallet and a pleasant hop finish. "Local beer for the local soul"

A full bodied ale brewed with a variety of American hops to balance out the malt and alcohol. At 80 International Bittering Units, it's not for the wimpy palate. Most hop-heads will like this beer for their RDA of hops. This ale is best served with spicy dishes and goes great with a cigar.

A complex, smooth drinking German inspired craft ale. Vienna, Munich, and Pilsner malted barley are combined with an all-European hops resulting in a deep amber color and rich flavor.

This American Lager has a laid-back personality and pairs well with just about all edibles. Hops bring a mix of woody, green, floral and fruit notes with subtle herb and spice character. North Fork is a sessionable beer with lower alcohol content for a quick, smooth run. Pack plenty for your post river run refreshment.

An oatmeal & coffee brunch stout (because we don't wake up in time for breakfast) is a stout with a Brazilian roast coffee added. North Ramp Coffee Stout is loaded with flaked oats and locally roasted and brewed Benchwarmers Coffee. Benchwarmers Coffee is roasted and brewed in Reading, PA and takes the name North Ramp from our homebrewing and flying friends at the North Ramp FBO at the nearby Reading Airport.

Blonde and bubbly, but carries some weight.

Northern Lights is an extra-special India Pale Ale that is now available year-round. Characterized by its full-flavored bitterness and floral aroma, a perfect blend of barley and hops make this a very balanced IPA. For the craftbrew connoisseur, Northern Lights is a deliciously crafted piece of the heavens.

A new Blonde ale. Fresh and zesty with a hoppy lemon / grapefruit aroma.

A.K.A “John Doe, Jason Evers, Doitchin Krasev” Northwest Red. A Northwest American-Style Red Ale with deep red color. Big malty aroma with hints of caramel, slightly roasty. Aroma is balanced with citrusy American hops. Flavor comes through as a nice balance of specialty malts, NW hops, and a firm bitterness. Medium to full bodied mouthfeel. Finishes fruity, hoppy, and slightly sweet.

Because of the overwhelming response to Not Your Fathers Root Beer, we have had thousands of requests from all over the country for this product in a package format. We’ve worked relentlessly with experts that make up over 80 years of brewing experience for almost two years to figure out how to increase production to meet demand while keeping the cost to consumers reasonable. At long last…it’s here.

The perfect golden IPA with a nice hoppy aroma. Brewed with Chinook, Summit, cascade and dry hopped with Columbus hops gives this IPA a citrus and hoppy flavor.