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The Glutenator

Chris — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 22:33:22 +0000

Gluten free with a kick! Brewed with Sorghum and brown rice, this is a 7%, hoppy Pale Ale using Cascades, Goldings and Columbus. If you’re a gluten hater, you’re sure to love the Glutenator!!

The Glutenator

Pako’s EYE-P-A

Chris — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 19:09:56 +0000

Named for Pako (say “PACO”) the dog (No wait, Pako’s not a dog!) This full flavored, fully hop-evident IPA will have the hopheads rejoicing. 6.8% ABV and 60+ IBUs with explosive hop aroma from a pungent Simcoe/columbus blend.

Pako’s EYE-P-A

Male Rail Pale Ale

Chris — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 18:04:56 +0000

A fully hopped Pale for the hangers-on at the Male Rail. A pungent dry hop aroma greets you with your first sip, a firm bitterness follows. Amber colored with enough Malt character to balance. Pushing 6% alcohol.

Male Rail Pale Ale

Zonker Stout

admin — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 17:30:59 +0000

A rich, well-balanced foreign style stout with a huge amount of roasted barley as well as chocolate, black, and caramel malts. The intense roast character is the main attribute of this black colored beer. The alcohol content is 6.0%. Zonker has been recognized time and again as one of the top foregin style stouts.
ZONKER STOUT AWARDS

Great American Beer Fest 1994 – Silver, 1995 – Gold, 1997 – Silver, 1999 – Gold, 2002 – Silver, 2007 – Gold.

World Beer Cup 1998 – Gold, 2002 – Gold, 2006 – Gold, 2010 Silver

North American Brewers Fest 1998 – Silver, 1999 – Silver, 2000 – Gold, 2002 – Silver, 2003 – Silver, 2004 – Gold.

Steinley Cup – 1998

Zonker Stout

Powder 8 Porter

admin — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 17:30:18 +0000

Porter was first brewed in London, England in the early 1700’s. At the time two basic beers existed: a light and a dark. The dark was more expensive and drinkers got into the habit of mixing the two to stretch out the premium brew. A wise brewer began making a medium dark beer to save the barkeeps from having to mix at the taps. The beer was named after its biggest fans: the porters handling baggage at the local train stations. This brown porter is deep ruby in color and transluscent. The alcohol content is 5%.

Powder 8 Porter

Snake River Lager

admin — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 17:24:30 +0000

Snake River Lager is our most popular beer. This is an amber colored Vienna style lager. The rich, caramel flavor is balanced with the use of several hop varieties for a subtle hop note. An authentic German lager yeast strain adds to the true flavor of this beer. The malt forward profile of Snake River Lager makes it a fine complement to pizzas and red meat. The alcohol content is 4.8% abv.
SNAKE RIVER LAGER AWARDS

Great American Beer Fest 1999 – Silver, 2000 – Gold, 2001 – Gold, 2003 – Gold

World Beer Cup 2000 – Silver

North American Beer Fest 2000 – Gold, 2009 – Bronze, 2010 – Gold

Snake River Lager

Rolling Thunder Dortmunder

admin — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 17:22:12 +0000

Emulating the lagers of the German city of Dortmund, this beer is golden, light and refreshing. Though this beer is light in color, it is still full in flavor and very thirst quenching. The main malt used to create this beer is imported pilsner malt. To complement these malts, a nice bittering is achieved with German lineage hops. Alcohol content is 4.9% . Rolling Thunder Dortmunder is a signature beer of Cory Buenning.

ROLLING THUNDER DORTMUNDER AWARDS

Great American Beer Fest 2008 – Gold, 2010 Bronze

North American Brewers Fest 2010 – Silver

Rolling Thunder Dortmunder

Snake River Pale Ale

admin — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 18:20:42 +0000

Snake River Pale is an American pale brewed with domestic malt and plenty of Cascade hops. Golden in color, it has a citrusy hop flavor which is followed by a crisp, firmly bitter finish. Pale ale is a great foil to spicy ethnic foods and can also complement a salad well. 5.2% abv.

SNAKE RIVER PALE ALE AWARDS

Great American Beer Fest 1995 – Silver, 1996 – Silver, 2007 – Bronze

World Beer Cup 1996 – Gold, 1998 – Bronze

North American Brewers Fest 1998 – Gold

Snake River Pale Ale