Crosby's Kitchen & CocktailBeer

Aged in Bourbon Oak barrels.

Best WA Malt Beer (2016) made from WA grown barley, roasted in-house to provide the chocolate and coffee notes.

A creamy oatmeal stout layered with pumpkin, spice, and chocolate accents. Black Pumpkin Oatmeal Stout boasts a rich roasted malt flavor, subtle sweetness and 7.5% ABV.

A dark ale with malty notes and bold hop presence.

A Black IPA full of tropical fruit players and assertive bitterness and a hint of roasted malt. Featuring Citra hops.

An English style Sweet Stout with the addition of Flaked Oats. This ale is lightly hopped and has a healthy addition of Chocolate malt to give this Stout its signature color. This beer is medium bodied and has a nice roast finish. The oats help lend a silky smooth mouth-feel.

A mix of Fairbanks Point Framboise and Strange Oatmeal Stout.

This dark lager combines the characteristics of three winter beer styles. All three of these styles traditionally come from the colder harsher areas of Europe. The styles are (1) Black Beer (aka schwartzbier) originating from the former East Germany); (2) Rye Beer which at one time was only made in hardier areas of Eastern and Baltic Europe; and (3) Bock Beer which is widely known as a higher alcohol lager of Northern Germany. Our Black Rye Bock has a distinctive bitter chocolate palate and black color reminiscent of a black beer. The spiciness from the rye malt shines through in the flavor. The high alcohol balanced with malty sweetness rounds out this cold season bock. Smooth drinking with a punch makes this lager a perfect quaffer for our Arctic winter. 6.2% alcohol by volume.

This robust Black IPA is lead by hints of coffee and hopped four times during the boil. Chocolate and flaked rye create a silky smooth mouth feel making this big ale deceptively drinkable.

Black Saddle Stout is an imperial stout brewed in the Russian Imperial Stout style – dark, thick, complex, and roasty, with hints of dark fruit and chocolate. This is a big beer to warm you on a cold winter evening, pair with a great cigar or share with friends on a cool evening by a fire pit.

Black Sails - the beer brewed in a very contradictory style. The contradiction is in the name of the style - Black IPA or "Black India Pale Ale". The history of this style is not very long - it started just a few years ago. It all started in US and doesn't have any connection to India despite the name. The authors of the style tried to brew a beer which was very similar to IPA in terms of aroma and taste but had a deep black color. The problem which the brewer encountered was that dark malts used to brew dark beer tend to add a coffee-chocolate-burnt flavors and aromas - the characteristics usually not associated with real IPA. Our beer has a distinctive aroma of citruses, tropical fruits, lemon, mango and a bit of pines, having a dry bitter taste full of hops. And a very very light touch of chocolate. But if you drink it with you eyes closed it would be very challenging to discover what is the color of the beer - black beer is usually associated with porters and stouts. The name sends us to those years when Caribbeans were full of pirates, most of them were from England.

An incredible version of the Saison. Very dark and brewed with dates, beet sugar, and honey.

Black Sand Porter is a robust, full bodied porter with pronounced bittersweet chocolate flavor and aroma from the diverse variety of malt used to brew this beer. The hops balance the the maltiness of this robust and roasty ale.

Scotch style ale brewed with Golden Promise and peat malts. Aiming for three times year releaes in 12 oz. bottles.