Taxman Brewing Co.
La Maison
Style: Farmhouse Ale ABV: 7% IBU: 25
La Maison is our brewery standard that pays ample attention to aromatic hops but stays within the parameters of a French farmhouse style favorite. La Maison employs flavor and aroma hops from the Pacific Northwest. La Maison has a generous dose of Hunter’s honey, earthy undertones and fragrant notes of citrus, grapefruit and pine. The finish is dry with a mild hop bitterness.
Deduction
Style: Belgium Dubbel ABV: 7.8% IBU: 22
Deduction is an abbey-style dubbel with a rich, malty grain bill delivering dark fruit aromas. A restrained amount of earthy, European hops lend a mild hop bitterness. The finish is dry with a touch of sweetness from the Belgian candy sugar.
Scarlet Lane Brewing Co.
Dorian Stout
Distinctively ever changing and always unforgiving in its character, Dorian aims to change your thinking of Stouts. Each revolving Dorian Stout incorporates unique and artful approaches to the painting canvas of this traditional beer. A combination of carefully selected Northwest hops, masterfully selected malts and distinct additions will take you to a new discovery of Stouts. Don’t go mad however, it’s not you changing, it’s the Dorian Stout constantly rediscovering itself. Sit back with a book or friends and make a toast to that portrait of yourself with Scarlet Lane Brewing Company’s Dorian Stout.
Vivian Red IPA
Vivian, meaning “alive”, was at its peak popularity in 1920. Like the bearcats of the same time period, vivacious is how we would describe this Red IPA that will change the way you think about red beers. Vivian will take you back to a time when everyone wore fashionable hats, three piece suites and snappy dresses – just to sit around the house and enjoy each other’s company. Like a “choice bit of calico”, the lively amount of Northwest hops and malt profile will have you coming back for more. Turn on the music, sit back and relax or have yourself a humdinger with Scarlet Lane Brewing Company’s Vivian Red IPA.
Grand Junction Brewing Co.
1520 Hefeweizen
This light and effervescent Bavarian-style ale contains an abundance of wheat malt, which comprises over 50% of the grain bill. You will encounter hints of clove, banana, and vanilla in the aroma and flavor thanks to the unique yeast strain pitched into the wort at the end of the brew day.
The Mulligan Scottish-Style Ale
Intensely malty from start to finish, one of the strongest beers on tap. You don’t need to wear a kilt while imbibing this delectable brew, but we’re OK with it if you do.
A CLOCKWORK ORANGE WHEAT (5.0% ABV, 19 IBU) –
We won’t need to apply the Ludovico Technique to get you to come around to drinking this delightful summer wheat. It has a hazy-goodness and just the right amount of citrus.
TOIL AND TROUBLE DARK ENGLISH ALE (4.8% ABV, 22 IBU) –
By the pricking of my thumbs, something delicious this way comes. This witchy brew is a Northern English Brown with a higher than normal amount of caramel malt, leaving you with a sweet, smooth finish, unlike MacBeth.
