Coedo Kyara

American-Style Lager
ABV: 
5.50%
Coedo Brewery
Iruma-gun Saitama-ken Kawagoe-shi, Japan

Coffee 'N' ream Ale

Gold in color, bright with head, and slightly effervescent. Hints of light roast coffee, and toasted notes in the aroma. Flavors of cream and light coffee are matched with a light toasted note. Quick, clean, and soft finish rounds out this delicious ale.
American-Style Cream Ale or Lager
ABV: 
5.50%
Laughing Monk Brewing
San Francisco, California

Coffee Bender

Guatemalan coffee, roasted locally, added to Bender, our oatmeal brown ale. Coldpress coffee aromas, intense coffee flavors balanced by the oats in the malt bill, resulting in a cappuccino-like creaminess.
American-Style Brown Ale
ABV: 
5.50%
Surly Brewing Company
Brooklyn Center, Minnesota

Coffee Cup

American-Style Stout
ABV: 
9.00%
Common Roots Brewing Company
South Glens Falls, New York

Coffee Hidden Pipe Porter

Great cities have great legends. Here’s one of Raleigh’s: at the Civil War’s end, Thomas Briggs hid his money from Union troops by stuffing it into pipes which he buried underground. He later uncovered his riches and built a thriving hardware store in downtown Raleigh. Now it’s your turn to unearth a treasure trove of aromatics and flavors, including cocoa, creamed coffee, espresso, molasses, and a hint of blackberries. It’s all balanced by a moderately high bitterness. 6.5% ABV.
Robust Porter
ABV: 
6.30%
Raleigh Brewing Company
Raleigh, North Carolina

Coffee Porter

Coffee-Flavored Beer
ABV: 
6.00%
Dodgeton Creek Brewing Company
Trinidad, Colorado

Coffee Porter

Easily described as a COFFEE beer rather than a beer with coffee, we cram over 5 lbs per barrel of freshly roasted, freshly ground, organic coffee into this Robust Porter to create a beverage that plus the line between coffee and beer. Our process enhances the flavors of dark chocolate, roasted malt, and of course coffee, already present in the beer. Imagine a chocolate covered espresso bean…
Coffee-Flavored Beer
ABV: 
6.00%
Smog City Brewing
Torrance, California

Coffee Stout

The Coffee Stout launched January 2013 as a seasonal beer. Though it's a hearty choice for colder weather, the overwhelming response from our fans turned this brew into a year-round favorite. What's unique about this recipe is that it features whole coffee beans from Willoughby's, a Connecticut coffee roaster. Incorporating local craftsman was the inspiration for choosing coffee stout. This choice further emphasizes the founders' passion for quality craft. With a classic dark color and subtle, yet unmistakable, aroma of coffee this brew presents itself as a modern American craft-brewed stout. However it's surprisingly easy to drink and gives a nod to the traditional British stout with mellow hop presence.
Sweet or Cream Stout
ABV: 
6.00%
Thimble Island Brewing Company
Branford, Connecticut

Coffee Stout

American-Style Stout
ABV: 
5.60%
Buckeye Lake Brewery
Buckeye Lake, Ohio

Cogway IPA

Born out of a mistake this beer made itself. A calculation mistake during a test batch doubled the intended hops in the brew. When we realized what we had done halfway through the brew we did the only thing we could do… we kept adding hops! The final product blew our expectations away so we decided to put it into production.
American-Style India Pale Ale
ABV: 
6.50%
603 Brewery
Londonderry, New Hampshire

Cohasset Cream

Cohasset Cream is an American sparkling lager ale; lager yeast fermented at ale temperatures and then lagered. Light body and color, served best with lime.
American-Style Cream Ale or Lager
ABV: 
4.90%
Westport Brewing Company
Westport, Washington

Cold as Helles

Münchner (Munich)-Style Helles
ABV: 
6.00%
Three Huskies Brewing
Canandaigua, New York

Cold Brew IPA

Stumptown Coffee Roasters’ Cold Brew Coffee is blended with an IPA made using Rogue Farms hops for a unique interplay of hops and coffee flavors. Opening with a huge hit of rich coffee aroma that is balanced by a not-so-subtle hop punch, the transition is seamless from one bold flavor to the next.
American-Style India Pale Ale
ABV: 
7.50%
Rogue Ales
Newport, Oregon

Cold Hop Pale Ale

Abbey Wright Brewing Co.'s "hoppy" ale is treated just right with lots of hops added in the beginning and at the end of the process. Excellent!
Ordinary Bitter
ABV: 
4.80%
Abbey Wright Brewing Company
Duboistown, Pennsylvania

Cold Shivers Pale ale

A classic example of an American style pale ale with plenty of American hop character balanced by a malty, rich body. Light copper colored and substantially carbonated, this beer is an all time favorite at the pub!
American-Style Pale Ale
ABV: 
6.10%
Rockslide Brewing Co
Grand Junction, Colorado

Cold Trail Ale

An easy-drinking American Blonde beer, the grist bill includes a healthy dose of oats and wheat. Light in body, this beer is the perfect finish to any day’s activity. 5.5% ABV. Hare hunting is a popular activity in West Virginia. While hare hunting, one could be lucky to stumble on a lot of ‘hot tracks’, or unlucky with only ‘cold tracks’ – tracks in the snow made by rabbits who passed through a few days earlier.
Golden or Blonde Ale
ABV: 
5.50%
Mountain State Brewing Company
Thomas, West Virginia

Coldwater Kolsch

German style blond ale brewed with wheat and barley malts and lightly hopped for a clean crisp finish.
German-Style Kölsch / Köln-Style Kölsch
Carter's Brewing
Billings, Montana

Cole Porter

A pleasantly roasty and smooth beer that is black in color. If you’re into bold flavors matched with outstanding drinkability, you’ll love its velvety goodness!
Robust Porter
ABV: 
7.00%
Half Moon Restaurant & Brewery
Kokomo, Indiana

Colette Farmhouse Ale

COLETTE is our homage to the saisons that Belgian farm workers have enjoyed for centuries. Brewed with barley, wheat and rice and fermented at high temperatures with a special blend of four different yeast strains, COLETTE is fruity and slightly tart, with a dry finish that makes it that rarest of treats — a beer as refreshing as it is complex.
French & Belgian-Style Saison
ABV: 
7.30%
Great Divide Brewing Company
Denver, Colorado

Collapsar Oatmeal Stout

Can you escape the pull of our Collapsar Oatmeal Stout? Coffee-like roasted flavors are smoothed by the addition of oatmeal. Like our Irish brethren, we infuse our stout with nitrogen gas for a creamy head that “collapses” when poured. Brewed with American, Canadian and English grown barley and American hops. Pair with prime-rib, southern BBQ, shellfish and chocolate and vanilla desserts.
Oatmeal Stout
ABV: 
5.60%
Empyrean Brewing Company
Lincoln, Nebraska

College Chronic

College Chronic is a red ale that is hopped with three different hops over a 90 minute boil. A blend of dark roasted barley and chocolate malts give this ale its red color and malty sweetness. College Chronic will be a year round ale and will be anywhere college students need assistance with the pains of going to college.
American-Style Amber/Red Ale
ABV: 
7.50%
BS Brewing
Seguin, Texas

College Street Light

Classic light American-Style lager with a subtle taste and crisp finish. Good by its self or spice it up with a lime, this Lager will keep you cool and refreshed on even the hottest Arizona days.
American-Style Light (Low Calorie) Lager
ABV: 
4.10%
College Street Brewhouse & Pub
Lake Havasu City, Arizona

Colley's Dog

Pondering his recent run of bad luck, John Butterfield of Tring came to the conclusion that he was bewitched. Remembering an old dispute he had with a local woman Ruth Osbourne, it wasn’t long before he had roused enough local feeling to implicate her in a witch-hunt. Despite valiant attempts to hid, Ruth and her husband John were soon apprehended by a mob led by one Thomas Colley – a local chimney sweep. The old couple were dragged to Marston, near Tring, where they were bound and thrown into the pond, the standard test for a witch. Old and frail, the Osbournes died from their ordeal, but it was not long before the forces of justice caught up with the ringleader. On August 24, 1751, Colley was gibbeted for his crimes at Gubblecote Cross where ever since, his spirit roams in the form of a huge black dog. Dark ruby in colour but not over rich. Strong yet very drinkable, this premium ale has a long dry finish with overtones of malt and walnuts.
Specialty Beer
ABV: 
5.20%
Tring Brewery
Tring, United Kingdom

Colonel Bildes Cask Ale

A tasty, moderately hoppy, easy to drink beer with an orange marmalade hue with a frothy, off-white head. An herbal hop aroma with a hint of lemon and pine. This beer is not overly bitter, with orangy citrus and pine hop with slight earthy notes! There is a malty biscuit flavor that balances the hops. Makes me wish I had some Fish & Chips!!
Specialty Beer
ABV: 
5.50%
Cricket Hill Brewing Company
Fairfield, New Jersey

Colonel Eddy

A mild, roasted, coffee-like characteristics dominates the aroma, with a slight essence light sweetness. Hints of chocolate, caramel, toffee, and nutty malts are present in both the aromas and taste.
Oatmeal Stout
ABV: 
5.00%
South Bend Brew Werks
South Bend, Indiana

Colonel Paris Pale Ale

A classic American pale ale with a taste not unlike fresh citrus follwed by a crisp and spicy bitterness.
American-Style Pale Ale
ABV: 
4.50%
Blue Ridge Brewing Company
Greer, South Carolina

Colorado Greenback

Light, clean, hoppy, and refreshing. Our sessionable IPA will lure you in with an incredible citrus, floral, piney aroma while the delicate malt profile dances briefly on the palate before moving to a dry, bitter, grapefruit ending. Not too hoppy, not too malty.
Session India Pale Ale
ABV: 
4.90%
Diebolt Brewing Company
Denver, Colorado

Colorado Kölsch

The Colorado Kölsch is a derivative of German Kölschs, which were created in response to the popular lager-based Pilsners being produced in the Czech Republic in the 1840s. That means it’s a light crisp ale with a hint of sweetness. And very refreshing. Spring is here and no better time for a crisp, clean finsher after wiping the mud off of your lips from that sweet ride. Silver Medal Winner, 2010 Great American Beer Festival Silver Medal Winner, 2009 Australian International Beer Competition Silver Medal Winner, 2008 World Beer Cup Bronze Medal Winner, 2008 Australian International Beer Compeitition Silver Medal Winner, 2007 Great American Beer Festival
German-Style Kölsch / Köln-Style Kölsch
ABV: 
4.85%
Steamworks Brewing Company
Durango, Colorado

Colorado Native Golden Lager

Colorado Native Golden Lager is brewed for those of us who want a locally brewed, all-Colorado beer, but don’t want the overpowering malt and hops of other locally brewed ales and lagers….. a beer that delivers more than the mainstream pilsners, yet remains perfectly balanced and highly drinkable. This Golden Lager delivers the full flavor of a fine import or craft beer, but with a great deal more drinkability. Our Golden Lager recipe combines the finest Colorado-grown hops with our prized Moravian two-row barley from the San Luis Valley. Each brew begins with a slow and easy 90-minute boil. Select Colorado-grown hops are added to build taste complexities and balance the malt sweetness. After fermentation, each brew is crash-cooled to 1° Celsius and allowed to rest (lager) for up to four weeks. This Chill-lagering develops each brew into a perfectly balanced, deep golden-copper lager that is appreciated for its unmistakable crisp, clean finish. Because of the extra time required to brew, age and package Colorado Native Golden Lager, it take us longer to craft this beer – we believe you will agree……..it’s worth the wait.
American-Style Premium Lager
ABV: 
5.70%
AC Golden Brewing Company
Golden, Colorado

Colorado Native India Pale Lager (IPL)

We don’t believe the world needs another IPA. We do, however believe there is room for a beer that is similar to an IPA, but is one that allows the hop characters to shine through as only a lager can do…“An IPA done better”, if you will. To get this clean, crisp character, we brewed an “IPA style” beer, using lager yeast. The lager yeast is superior, in this case, because it doesn’t create all of the fruity esters and fusel alcohols that ale yeast create ... so it allows the delicate hop oils to shine through in the beer. Our IPL takes longer to brew and is more expensive to make than an IPA, but once you try this IPL, we think you’ll agree …….. It’s worth the extra time and expense.
American-Style Lager
ABV: 
6.00%
AC Golden Brewing Company
Golden, Colorado

Colorado Native Lager

Colorado Native is a hand crafted lager that celebrates the joys of life in Colorado. Hold up a pint of Colorado Native and drink in its amber lager color, brought to life with pale and caramel malts from our famous Moravian 2-row barley. We painstakingly balanced its malt character against select Chinook, Centennial and Cascade hops to create a perfectly balanced, full-flavored beer. A lager yeast fermentation gives Colorado Native a slight fruitiness, complementing a citrus aroma note from a late kettle hop addition. Everything then comes together to deliver a clean taste and dry finish that is very drinkable by itself, or paired with your favorite foods.
American-Style Amber Lager
ABV: 
5.50%
AC Golden Brewing Company
Golden, Colorado

Colorado Red

American-Style Amber/Red Ale
ABV: 
7.00%
Snowbank Brewing
Fort Collins, Colorado

Colorado Red

Has hints of subtle toffee malt, complemented by a mix of dried fruit, candied peel and fragrant hops. A great balance of citrus and roasted malt characteristics.
American-Style Amber/Red Ale
ABV: 
5.90%
Thornbridge Brewery
Bakewell, Derbyshire, United Kingdom

Colorado Red Ale

An awesome amber ale brewed using Colorado ingredients. Western slope malted barley and hops and yeast propagated in Colorado Springs, this beer IS Colorado. Colorado Malting provides a sweet malt scaffold balanced with Rising Sun Farms Nugget Hops.
American-Style Amber/Red Ale
ABV: 
5.20%
Liquid Mechanics Brewing Co.
Lafayette, Colorado

Colorado Red Ale

A true, robust red, generously hopped. Bright and malty.
American-Style Amber/Red Ale
ABV: 
6.20%
Revolution Brewing Co
Paonia, Colorado

Colorado Sunday SMaSH

ALL COLORADO INGREDIENTS. The second in a series of Single Malt and Single Hop ales. Chinook hops, 2-Row Pale Malt and British Yeast give this beer a refreshing, light flavor.
American-Style Pale Ale
ABV: 
5.50%
300 Suns Brewing
Longmont, Colorado

Colorado Sunset Kolsch

Light, crisp and refreshing. Our take on the semi-traditional pale German beer. Perfect for enjoying a beautiful Colorado sunset on the back porch after a long day.
German-Style Kölsch / Köln-Style Kölsch
ABV: 
4.80%
Front Range Brewing Company
Lafayette, Colorado

Colorado Trail Nut Brown Ale

The slightly roasted flavor and nutty palate with a hint of hops make this beer subtle and drinkable.
American-Style Brown Ale
Carver Brewing Company
Durango, Colorado

Colorojo

A bodacious, sticky double red ale with mountains of hops balanced by smooth caramel and rich malt undertones.  This red ale rocks!
Imperial Red Ale
ABV: 
8.20%
Wynkoop Brewing Company
Denver, Colorado

Columbia Kölsch

This is a smooth, soft-bodied, golden ale that is lightly fruity with a pleasing dry finish. It is styled after the Kölsch beers of Germany. The yeast culture is a hybrid between a lager and an ale. Extended cold conditioning is used to develop the dry finish characteristic of lager beers, and yet retains the fruitiness found in ales. The lower alcohol content makes this a very refreshing, thirst-quenching ale. The Columbia Kölsch is our best-selling draft beer.
German-Style Kölsch / Köln-Style Kölsch
ABV: 
4.40%
Ice Harbor Brewing Co
Kennewick, Washington

Columbus

An amber, craft beer with generous amounts of hops and alcohol. This copper-gold beer is a real heavyweight and a must for beer lovers. The liberal quantities of malt and bitter hops create a complex, full flavour. It starts as slightly sweet with malty aromas of chocolate, fruit and grain, while the bitter hops stand out nicely in the aftertaste. A feast for the connoisseur!
American-Style Amber/Red Ale
ABV: 
9.00%
Brouwerij 't IJ
Amsterdam, Netherlands

Columbus IPA

Bitter and bold. This single hop american style IPA features 100 percent Columbus Hops for an intense citrus, floral and spicy aroma and flavor. Five different malts form the rich backbone that balances the hops’ 77 IBUs. The resinous mouthfeel is followed by a clean, dry hopped finish that refreshes and satisfies. Delve into this beer and you are going to see the complexities that this highly hopped beer has to offer. Grapefruit, orange, lemon, and flower essences are just a few flavors/aromas you are sure to find.
American-Style Pale Ale
ABV: 
7.00%
Hangar 24 Craft Brewery
Redlands, California

Comfortably Blonde

Easy drinking American Blonde Ale. Brewed with Crystal hops and American Ale yeast this is a perfect gateway beer for the mainstream American Pilsner beer drinker.
Golden or Blonde Ale
ABV: 
4.80%
Tighthead Brewing Company
Mundelein, Illinois

Commercial Suicide

Inspired by English Mild Ale, Commercial Suicide retains the sessionability of its classic counterpart while taking on its own unique sense of place through wild fermentation with yeasts native to our land in the Texas Hill Country. Unfiltered, unpasteurized, and 100% naturally conditioned.
Wood- and Barrel-Aged Beer
ABV: 
3.50%
Jester King Craft Brewery
Austin, Texas

Commodore Perry

What’s this? A British-style IPA named after the man who defeated His Majesty’s Royal Navy in the War of 1812? Consider this a bold, hoppy (and mildly ironic) plunder of war.
American-Style India Pale Ale
ABV: 
7.70%
Great Lakes Brewing Company
Cleveland, Ohio

Common Sense

Pours a nice deep straw color with a thick white head a light floral aroma and a soft malt base perfect for sipping with friends. IT JUST MAKES SENSE!
Specialty Beer
ABV: 
4.50%
Berryessa Brewing Company
Winters, California

Common Sense

This dark IPA is built on a malt canvas of American base malts with the addition of a de-husked black malt to give it a dark color and slight roasty flavor without imparting dark, burnt, bitter, or intensely roasty flavors typically derived from dark malts. Summit, Chinook, and Simcoe hops throughout the boil provide clean, pine and citrus flavor and firm bitterness, and a healthy of each as dry hops add a layer of grapefruit and spring-like aroma. Cheers to year-round dark, hoppy goodness!
American-Style Black Ale
ABV: 
5.40%
Grateful Hands Brewing
Cabot, Vermont

Common Sense Ale

This beer is a revival of a beer style that prior to prohibition was one of the most popular beers in America: Kentucky Common ale. It has a dark color with a decent hint of hops (22 IBUs), but with a light and refreshing taste. Many people today mistakenly think that the style is supposed to have a sour taste; but our research led us to the over 100 year old "American Handy Book of the Brewing, Malting & Auxiliary Trades" (see page 818) which makes no mention of it having a sour quality or using a sour mash to brew it. Instead it was just a dark, refreshing, and easy drinking brew that the working class people of the time loved to drink fresh after a 16 hour day in the mills. It is a great resurrected dark yet light beer for all modern beer lovers!
American-Style Amber/Red Ale
ABV: 
5.30%
Upstate Brewing Company
Elmira, New York

Commons Ale

An easy drinking Steam Beer that features a refreshing hop flavor from local NYS Cascade hops.
American-Style Pale Ale
ABV: 
4.20%
Bandwagon Brew Pub
Ithaca, New York

Commonside Pale Ale

Pale and interesting, but a bit on the wild side.
American-Style Pale Ale
ABV: 
5.00%
belleville brewing
London, London, United Kingdom