Our Bruno Bitter is an easy drinking copper colored English ale. The light use of hops balances biscuit and toffee malt flavor with an undercurrent of bitterness.
Treat yourself to an English holiday without leaving the Pacific Northwest with a pint of this delicious old-timey Brown Ale. Bready, toasty, biscuity, caramelly, nutty, with hints of toffee, coffee, chocolate, balanced by tangy orange marmalade hoppy notes. Think Newcastle but way more flavorful. Pair it with some ripe cheese and crusty bread and you’ve got yourself a meal…one of many if you’re a Hobbit.
An Imperial bitter with exotic traditional floor malts, citrusy, hoppy flavor, stupendous hop aroma.
Dedicated to Justin Fisch, the Shade Man, and the official beer of the Rogue Nation. Brutal combines Oregon hops with English Malts. The Oregon grown Crystal hop is a triploid variety developed from the German Hallertau aroma hop variety with contributions from Cascade, Brewers Gold, and Early Green. Crystal is the only hop used in brewing Brutal and it provides a massive amount of aroma without dry-hopping.
Granted, it was damn hard, but beer enthusiasts asked for such a beer, and that we have succeeded, we are actually quite proud of. What we have succeeded, for the first time to produce a beer that is not already from the first sip assaulting your taste buds with screeching hop bitterness and oceans of alcohol. Bryggen Blond's mostly a beer with his gentle appearance appeals to the thoughtful segment than tanned, hardened beer enthusiasts. In the glass the beer warm golden and creamy foam and delicate. The aroma is rich in floral tones and a little touch of yeast reveals the Belgian inspiration. With Bryggen Blond we would like to say thank you to those of our beer enthusiast customers who reminded us that good beer is not always equal to the wild and violent beer.
A mild, easy drinking “session” beer with a complex flavor. The chocolate and nutty character is flavorful yet not too heavy. There is very little hop bitterness and the finish is smooth and pleasant.
As Fire Engine Red was for color, this beer is a stepping stone for people wanting to understand the hop component of beer better. It has a pale color with hop forward aroma and flavor. It has the highest IBU (International Bittering Units) rating of our regular house beers, but is balanced with the sweetness of a mix of Cargill’s Special Pale, and Crystal malts.
Incredibly smooth, this ale is truly a phenomenon in taste. This American Style IPA is brewed with a lighter grain bill which allows the various Yakima Valley hops to shine. Bubblejack IPA is also dry-hopped prior to packaging for an added hop aroma.
This classic smoked lager style hails from Bamberg Germany. The name literally means "beech smoke," which pays homage to the time honored tradition of smoking the malt over beech wood to create the signature smooth smokiness. Mahogany in color and rich in flavors of campfire smoke and crusty bread. Buchenrauch is crisp and savory. The lager yeast and cold aging provide smooth drinkability and will leave you wanting more than just one.
Bucket Head IPA is an aggressively hopped India Pale Ale. We believe that you should go big or go home. Therefore, we add Cascade, Centennial and Mt. Hood hops buckets at a time to make the biggest of our beers. This copper colored beer will start with a hint of sweetness, immediately followed with a punch in the mouth of bitterness.
This IPA is not for everyone, but it doesn’t try to be.
Crafted with the finest ingredients, this historic hometown brew dates back to 1838. With a sparkling dry taste it is a fine light beer with all the qualities of greatness.
Bud Ice uses Anheuser-Busch's exclusive ice-brewing process that takes the beer to a temperature below freezing, which leads to the formation of ice crystals in the finishing process that gives Bud Ice its rich, smooth taste. Bud Ice is America's first draft beer to be ice brewed.
Introduced nationally in 1982, Bud Light is brewed using a blend of domestic and imported hops as well as a combination of barley malts and rice. It contains more malt and hops by ratio of ingredients than Budweiser, which gives the brew a distinctively clean and crisp taste.
Bud Light & Clamato Chelada, combines Bud Light with the refreshing taste of Clamato, spices and a hint of lime. To best enjoy Bud Light & Clamato Chelada, gently rotate the chilled can once before pouring. Then, serve cold, or pour over ice, into a traditional goblet-style glass and garnish with a slice of lime or celery stalk.
Bud Light Lime, introduced in 2008, is a premium light lager that combines the superior drinkability of Bud Light with 100 percent natural lime flavor.
Bud Light Lime Mang-O-Rita combines two favorites: the delicious taste of a mango margarita and the refreshment of Bud Light Lime. Best-served over ice, Bud Light Lime Mang-O-Rita is perfect for any outdoor occasion.
Bud Light Platinum has reinvented the category of light beer. Within each cobalt blue bottle lies a bold formula that's triple filtered with a smooth finish to create its top shelf taste. It's the first of its kind, and the only beer worthy of the name Bud Light Platinum.
Buddy is a big, bold, in-your-face beer. At 9.1%, Buddy is the largest of our year-round beers, and it incorporates many of our favorite tools in the craft beer toolbox: it's hopped like crazy, it's loaded with rye malt, and it's pitch black. You've gotta be brave to try this one, but those that love it, would kill for it.
Known as “The King of Beers”, Budweiser was first introduced by Adolphus Busch in 1876 and is brewed with the same high quality standards today. Budweiser is a medium-bodied, flavorful, crisp American-style lager, craft brewed with a blend of premium hop varieties, and associated with the core American values of celebration and optimism.
Budweiser & Clamato Chelada, combines Budweiser with the refreshing taste of Clamato, spices and a hint of lime. To best enjoy Budweiser & Clamato Chelada, gently rotate the chilled can once before pouring. Then, serve cold, or pour over ice, into a traditional goblet-style glass and garnish with a slice of lime or celery stalk.
Legend has it that back in the 1840's, a group of cowboys hanging out at one of the many bars in Fort Worth's "Hell's Half Acre" would quench their thirst while telling tales of their buffalo hunting days. When one of the cowboys said a nice, cold beer was the only thing that could make him forget the often-viewed sight of a buffalo's butt, the local brewmaster laughed and vowed to create Buffalo Butt beer to commemorate the posterior of the prairie's most majestic beast.
Today, Rahr & Sons Brewing Co. continues this fine tradition with our own recipe for Buffalo Butt beer - a rich, amber lager that doesn't require months on a dusty trail, gazing at a buffalo's hindquarters to be enjoyed.
A Colorado favorite since 1989, Buffalo Gold is a true golden ale. Our lightest beer in flavor, it's an easy-drinking ale that still packs a stampede of flavor.
If you only try one dark beer in your life, try a Buffalo Sweat. It will change your entire perception of how a stout should taste. Our secret is milk sugar. The creamy sweetness of the milk sugar is not lost in the brewing process and beautifully complements the copious copious quantities of the dark-roasted barley to create a medium-bodied beer that is rich, complex, and delicious with a definitive espresso-chocolate aroma and flavor.
This American Brown Ale is brewed only in Wisconsin with American grown ingredients. Brewed using rich roasted and caramel malts that combine with Golding and Northern Brewer hops giving this ale it’s copper brown color and malty richness. Flavorful and very drinkable. with a pleasant mild hop finish.
A portion of the proceeds of the sale of this product are donated to the Jackson County Wildlife Fund for the reintroduction of elk back into Wisconsin.
Smoother and creamier than their barley-based cousins, wheat stouts are an underrated delight. We brewed Build and Destroy using loads of light and dark wheat, and the result is a beer that’s as hearty as a home-cooked meal - filling and comforting in equal measure.
From sea to shining sea was once only a dream. This dream became a reality thanks to a band of 33 travelers who braved the western expanse of America. Lead by two of America’s greatest expeditionaries, they traveled over the mountains and valleys, through the plains and across the rivers, building friendships and narrowly escaping death from their enemies. Starvation nearly took them, but the steadfast devotion and help of a native woman brought them to eternal glory. Let us remember the Corps of Discovery with the American Expedition, a light bodied American wheat ale. Bathed in farmers honey and spiced with ginger, it will give any traveler the fortitude and perseverance to carry on.
Brewing brilliant beer is a trait we learned well from our British buddies across the pond Bull's English Brown is our little revolution. The aroma of caramel and smoke blended with subtle notes of honey and fine tobacco make this ale a timeless classic. Bull's English Brown is bold and beautiful. This is a declaration of innovation on a historic English brew and makes for a 'bloody' good beer.
British crystal malts give this beer its distinctly deep amber body and nutty aroma that persist throughout the glass. The soft underlying hop bitterness is tempered with the flowery aroma of the U.K. Golding hop. Like its namesake, Bulldog Amber Ale is tough on the exterior with a soft disposition, so it’s a great introduction to Half Pints.
An American Blonde Ale with a soft, lightly malty palate, some fruitiness, and a pleasant hop bouquet. The flavor is balanced with a light bitterness with the accent tilted towards malt. Pale straw in color. We make this with American 6-Row Malt & Flaked Barley and it is hopped with German Magnum & Tettnanger and American Santiam.
Bullseye P.A. –This Dry hopped IPA hits the mark for the hophead. A complex blend of pacific northwest hops are used to give this crowd pleaser citrus and pineapple notes. Eight hop additions of various varieties provide a nice fresh flavor with a pleasant nose.
The intense flavors of dark-roasted malt in Boulevard’s rendition of the classic English porter are perfectly balanced by a generous and complex hop character. Bully! Porter’s robust nature makes it the ideal companion to a variety of foods, from seafood to chocolate.
The style is Barleywine and it is a storng ale, it is not a wine. Commercial example would be BigFoot Barleywine from Sierra Nevada. Bum Rush has a strong, intense malt flavor with noticeable bitterness. Brewed with 5 different hops. Copper color with hop aroma from dry-hopping. "Bum Rush" is a term from the 1920's meaning that a patron was forcibly ejected from a tavern, i.e. they got the bum rush!
A clean low carb and low calorie ale (3.4 carbs, 96 cal.) Brewed with light colored malt and flaked rice. It has a light malt flavor. Hop bitterness and aroma is low and comes from Sazz hops.
A robust porter, pitch black in color with notes of baking chocolate, fresh coffee, and a distinct umami character that sets it apart from your everyday porter.
Named after the term for crude oil, Bunker-C shares its richness and desirability, but is much more affordable than its namesake.