Crosby's Kitchen & CocktailBeer

malty sweet, big hop flavor, dry-hopped

Pete's Wicked Ale is an experience out of the ordinary. Our tantalizing ruby-brown ale with distinctive malts and aromatic Brewers Gold hops is sure to stir up an urge to get loose. Availability ceased with the entire Pete's line in spring 2011.

This is a Northwest take on a resurrected beer style that dates back to the British colonial empire of the 1800's. As the story goes, the style was created so that the beer would survive the long journey to India on one of the British East India ships. A beer with more hops and higher alcohol content will go longer before spoiling due to its higher resistance to bacteria and mold growth. Hops have an antibiotic effect that acts against bacterial strains while leaving brewer's yeast relatively unaffected. As a result, IPA has lots of hops. TBB's IPA is malted towards the dry side, making it quite quaffable (yes, that's a technical term) rather than malty and hard to get through. It is quite pale in color and has a slightly toasted malt character. Five different hops are used during the brewing and dry-hopping for this IPA, giving it a moderately complex aroma with strong citrus and floral notes.

A somewhat classic Irish Red Ale. This ale is feisty and a bit hoppy. There is a malty sweetness and a somewhat dry finish. Traditional East Kent Goldings but with a nice touch of Cascade and dash of roasted barley give this ale a great taste. ALWAYS AVAILABLE...or at least we try.

Our unique contribution to the fruit ale category features the nutty quench of wheat ale combined with the delightful aromatics and subtle fruit flavor contributed by wild blueberries.

The Wild Fly is a full-bodied malty light amber-colored beer. Like the popular Adams fly, the Wild Fly beer shares its wide-spread appeal, distinctive and gentle appearance, and overall elegance.

Light and refreshing, yet busting with flavor. We add Florida Tupelo honey to a traditional cream ale, and just a touch of hops, to update this American classic. This is what a light beer should bee! Tupelo honey is produced from the tupelo gum tree which grows profusely along the Chipola and Apalachicola rivers of northwest Florida. Here in the river swamps, bees are placed on elevated platforms along the river’s edge or on floating barges; the bees fan out through the surrounding Tupelo-blossom-laden swamps during April and May and return with their precious treasure. This river valley is the only place in the world where Tupelo Honey is produced commercially. Tupelo Honey is considered to be the finest quality honey in the world and is the only variety certified for varietal purity. It costs a bit more, but we think you will find that it produces a crisp light beer that rivals the finest lagers in the world. Ingredients: American barley malts and corn Florida Tupelo Honey New Zealand organic Hallertau hops

This classic India Pale Ale is wonderfully hopped for a strong start, a smooth finish, and a fine amber color.

Our Wit (white) beer is an old style Belgian wheat-ale, spiced with Curacao bitter orange peel and corriander. Light and exotic... A party in your mouth!

Vibrant and refreshingly light, this Bavarian hefeweizen is packed with lively flavors of citrus, clove, and banana. Its sparkling mouth feel and friendly flavor make a sure hit for any crowd.

An American style wheat ale. Crisp and refreshing, highly carbonated, fresh lemon garnish

The balanced Hop Monster! This India Pale Ale has helped define our northwest style: big, bold hop flavors from 100% Yakima-grown Columbus hops and enough malt backbone to stand up to them. We use premium Pale, Munich, Cara-Pils and Crystal malts, as well as top-fermenting ale yeast to create the perfect hop delivery system.

An unfiltered American Wheat Ale accented with New Mexico wildflower honey.

This legend of a Scottish 80/- has a slightly sweet and malty taste with a hint of toffee.

Willy, named after my brother-in-law’s childhood nickname, is crisp and light-bodied, with a slightly sweet, nutty flavor. The hopping is mild and gentle. It’s perfect for times when you crave a beer utterly refreshing and low in alcohol. A true thirst quencher everyone enjoys.

Little more can be said about this beer than these two words: Chocolate and Stout. This brew fills the palate with slightly sweet, super chocolate, malty flavor.

A refreshing brew made in the American wheat beer style with wheat and pilsner malts blending perfectly in this light, creamy ale. The malted wheat gives this beer a surprising complexity, while imported European hops give it a pleasing finish. The wheat is a stand-alone beer, or have a pint with our Turkey Sandwich.

Golden ale by style. This is a pale straw colored beer with very pleasant malted barley flavors. This is not a very bitter beer. Blonde Ale features just enough hops to balance out the malt flavors. 2006 Silver Medal Great American Beer Festival Blonde Ale Category. 2009, 2010 People’s Choice Lander Beer Festival

Pale in Color, slight wheat sweetness up front with wisps of banana. Smooth and sweet mouth feel finishing with hints of clove. Straight forward wheat beer!

Our flagship year-round release WINDVANE stands strong through all types of weather and is a great fit for all seasons. Pouring a deep brilliant red, this is your go-to beer. If you want something hoppy, you definitely have it. American hops give WINDVANE a swift bitterness with piney, citrus and resinous flavors. If you want something with strong malt shoulders, you have that too. Roast malt layers add complexity and keeps the beer dry to showcase the hops.

Winni Ale which is named after Lake Winnipesaukee was our very first brew to market. Store owners told us we were crazy to release an amber as our first beer, but Winni still stands today as one of our best sellers. It holds a special place at 603.