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Leviathan Baltic Porter is a dark, strong beer of considerable complexity. Brewed with a highly alcohol-tolerant strain of lager yeast, it has a smooth, full flavor with dark fruit and licorice notes in the aroma. De-husked roasted malt lends a dark chocolate character without being sharp or harsh. Raw sugar and dark crystal malt give some raisin and molasses notes while East Kent Goldings hops make for a long, earthy finish.

This installment of the Harpoon Leviathan Series was brewed in the centuries-old tradition of Czech and Bohemian brewers. Harpoon Big Bohemian is a large lager with a clean maltiness and a huge aromatic hop character.

This beer is a full-flavored, full-bodied dark ale with a complex malt character. The hint of smokiness is a tribute to the peat malts that were historically used in Scottish brewing.

Leviathan Imperial Rye will awaken your palate with the crisp bitterness of hops and the spicy sweetness of barley and rye. Rye, a traditional but seldom used brewing grain, adds unique depth and complexity to this dark, reddish gold-colored English style ale. The Bramling Cross hops impart a subtle fruit and citrus aroma while bittering hops balance the sweetness derived from the malted rye and barley combination.

Leviathan Quad was fermented with a blend of two traditional Trappist yeasts. A mixture of two-row pale malts, caramel malts, and special aromatic malts gives the Quad its richness and texture. The subtle hop flavor imparted from Brewer’s Gold hops lingers in the background and provides just enough bitterness to balance the malt sweetness. The addition of imported Belgian Dark Candi Syrup rounds out the beer, giving the Quad its full body and deep auburn color. Expect notes of honeyed dry fruit with peppery phenols in the aroma, a velvet-like mouthfeel, and a superbly drinkable beer.

Latin for "wheat," Triticus is a strong and dark wheat wine-style ale that boasts 11.5% alcohol-by-volume. The blend of 50% wheat malts, including caramel and chocolate, provides color and depth of flavor. Complex hopping and dry-hopping lends a delicate spiciness and just enough balance to complement its strength.

Lewes Castle is a traditional brown ale. The label depicts the brewery and Cliffe Bridge, lying beneath the castle, in the Ouse Valley. Tasting notes: Full malty 'Brown Ale' with a creamy head. Mild hop notes with a lingering biscuity sweet palate give coffee and liquorice notes. A bitter sweet finish.

Wheat beer with a ginger bite. The body is lighter than a normal wheat beer, but the sweetness plays well with the tartness and spicy snap of the ginger

Sometimes, the English language just doesn’t have a word for something. There are words like YOLO, twerk, and OMG, but for some reason there isn’t a plural word for “you.” Sorry, but “ya’ll” or “youse” or even “you guys” doesn’t quite fill the lexical gap. Our Lexical Gap IPA is straight west coast, you guys (see what we did there?). Brewed with massive amounts of Citra, Centennial, Simcoe, and Columbus hops, finding a word to describe your gratification might be pretty tough. Most expletives, however, will probably suffice.

Orange Flower Honey Blossom touch with a light and crisp flavor. Be Careful it is easy to drink

In ancient times, libations were drink offerings poured out to deities. This Double IPA combines a variety of hop flavors balanced by a malty sweetness. We offer you our Libation, a drink truly fit for the gods.

A light German-style lager blended with Pilsen, Belgian crystal and wheat malts the balanced with Horizon, Cascade and Saaz hops. This brilliant golden beer, comprised of non-traditional ingredients, is a lager at its most drinkable.

Our Bière de Garde is brewed with Belgian and French ingredients and named for the French tripartite motto meaning: "Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity/Brotherhood." Bière de Garde is a style that means "beer for keeping," and can be compared to a malty lager - think Doppelbock. While French Ale yeast is used for fermentation, it is fermented cool to limit ester production. This style is traditionally clean and malty, but grain usage and color are very much up for interpretation. Ours was brewed with rye, wheat, and Belgian pilsner malt to help embody the essence of this old European style. Rich notes of caramel and bread mingle with a surprising dryness. With this beer our brewers salute our French-speaking allies and honor the recent losses suffered in France and Belgium at the hands of those who attempt to thwart the three pillars of the French motto.

A witbier base gets a healthy dose of caramel malts, honey, and spices to produce a tantalizing elixir that defies traditional style boundaries. Libertine has a seductively sweet and fruity aroma, that is carried through to the flavor. The tropical fruit notes give way to a complex caramel and spice character and finishes with chamomile and honey. The extreme drinkability and bold, yet balanced, flavors continually entice you to take another sip.

Styled after an English classic, this beer is brewed with American flair. Hearty brown in color and full-bodied, this beer has a distinct chocolate-malt finish.

Wheat-based beer brewed with coriander and orange peel to produce a mild citrus flavor.