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The current beer selection at the brewery:
On Tap
- IPA - A more "traditional" style IPA; more malt
flavor than hop, with the primary hop being Cascade for
a more floral flavor - 6.0% ABV with 70 IBU
- Double IPA - More of a "west-coast" style;
cleaner with more hop bitterness than flavor and aroma -
8.6% ABV with 110 IBU
- Brown Ale - My brown is less a "Nut Brown" and
more a creamy, almost sweet brown ale - 5.7% ABV with 40
IBU
- Stout - Light enough to drink year round, but
loaded with four different kinds of dark malts giving it
great body and flavor - 5.6% ABV with 65 IBU
- Maple Pale Ale - Made using concentrated maple
sap as the brewing liquor giving the beer a noticeable
maple flavor. - 6.5% ABV with 11 IBU
- Whiskey Barrel Brown - Imperial Brown Ale aged
on whiskey-soaked oak chips - 9.6% ABV with 65.1 IBU
- Barleywine 2017 - Barleywine-style Ale brewed
in April of 2017, aged six months on oak chips, and then
aged another 6 months before release - 10.7% ABV with
62.6 IBU
- Barleywine 2018 - Barleywine-style Ale brewed
in April of 2018, aged six months on oak chips, and then
aged another 6 months before release - 9.8% ABV with
63.4 IBU
Singles:
- Cascadian Dark Ale - I took my regular IPA and
added some debittered black malt to take it to the dark
side - 6.7% ABV with 74 IBU
- Brown Ale - My brown is less a "Nut Brown" and
more a creamy, almost sweet brown ale - 5.7% ABV with 40
IBU
- Whiskey Barrel Brown - Imperial Brown Ale aged
on whiskey-soaked oak chips - 9.6% ABV with 65.1 IBU
- Barleywine 2018 - Barleywine-style Ale brewed
in April of 2018, aged six months on oak chips, and then
aged another 6 months before release - 9.8% ABV with
63.4 IBU
On Deck:
Fermenting:
- IPA - A more "traditional" style IPA; more malt
flavor than hop, with the primary hop being Cascade for
a more floral flavor - 6.0% ABV with 70 IBU
- Wheatwine - A big beer made in the barleywine
style with wheat malt as the primary grain.
- Barleywine 2019 - Barleywine-style Ale brewed
in April of 2019
Growlers, Growlettes, and 16 oz Crowlettes are also
available at the brewery. Typical fill price is $3 for
16 oz, $8 for 32 oz, and $16 for 64 oz. Specialty beers
may be more.
16 oz Crowlette - price varies
32 oz Growlette - $6 + fill 64 oz Growler - $8 + fill
Out.Haus Ales can often be found on tap at:
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