"In the new variant of our series of dessert Imperial Stouts, we drew inspiration from Italy - here is a liquid pistachio-chocolate cannoli, brewed with the addition of cocoa beans and roasted pistachios."

"A double version of New England IPA - a cloudy and juicy variety of IPA. It smells intensely of tropical fruits and - despite its high alcohol content - is very refreshing, also thanks to its distinct bitterness."

"A single version of one of the highest rated Gelato variants. Sweet and sour beer with a huge amount of real fruits - blueberries, plums and raspberries, complemented by marshmallows and vanilla."

This Farmhouse ale was fermented with Stillwell's house culture and matured in French oak wine barrels. Dry hopped with Mosaic. Bottled Sept 2019

"Farmhouse base beer aged for six months in neutral oak barrels. The beer was then moved to one of our custom built "Punch Down" barrels and added two pounds per gallon of figs. The fruit was punched down twice a day for two weeks then left to referment for two months."

Fermented drink lmde with "Cormes" from very old Sorbus Domestica trees.

"This year's bottling of Glou was assembled from 10 carefully selected - balanced oak barrels of saison (aged 8-18 months) to which we added 1,000 lbs of NY Muscat pomace from Benjamin Bridge. The result is a harmonious and fun beer; candy on the eye and nose, complex and compelling on the palate."
Brewed late 2017 - 2018, Bottled Feb. 2019

Triple Impériale aged for 12 months in Cognac barrels. Second batch limited to 952 bottles.

Malt-Port sweetness of Port combined with the complexity of beer. 3 year Barrel Aegd.

Farmhouse cider made with Jonagold, Boskoop and Sterappel/reinette étoilée aged for two months in Whiskey barrels.

BA blond sour beer (Zure van Tildonk) aged with sour cherries and then aged six more months in Whiskey barrels from Brouwerij Het Anker.

"As years passed and our oak aged beer became more robust, we discovered many unique, interesting, single barrels deserving of a special release. Barn Owl was created as a response to these lone wolves, and has grown into a diverse, ongoing series that reflects the growing diversity of our barrel program. The name is a nod to the wise and exacting animal that keeps watch over the farmhouse (er..industrial warehouse), and the one-off creations are released sporadically throughout the year, just as soon as we deem the barrels ripe for the picking."

"At its roots it's a rich, dark ale, but the time it spends in barrels with brett and bacteria harmonizes the ingredients, yielding bright levels of acidity and complimentary fruit flavours. A hybrid style of sorts, that defies simple categorization. A foundation of roasted malts lends aromas of chocolate, mocha, and charred wood, while the flavours are firmly rooted in tart berries, black forest cake, and subtle caramel. High, refined carbonation within a dry body."

"Farmageddon is our wild farmhouse ale that we've been brewing, blending, and aging for almost as many years as we've been open. The blending process allows us to maintain a common thread across batches, the aging adds nuanced layers, while the brett and bacteria work hard to create small idiosyncrasies in each release. It's a refined, effervescent, and delicious beer worthy of special occasions and idle weeknights. Distinct aromas of oak, green apple and gewurztraminer grape play wonderfully into flavours of pear, tropical fruit, white grape and vanilla. "

"Grandma’s Boy is a wild ale blend, aged in oak foeders for the better part of a year. Defined by firm acidity, refined brett character, and spritzy carbonation, it’s a beer that balances stone fruit flavour with soft minerality. This vazriant is conditionned on fresh prune plums from Niagara"

"Grandma’s Boy is a wild ale blend, aged in oak foeders for the better part of a year. Defined by firm acidity, refined brett character, and spritzy carbonation, it’s a beer that balances stone fruit flavour with soft minerality. This vazriant is conditionned on fresh shiro plums from Niagara"

Spontaneous fermented cider aged with blackcurrants.

"spontaneous fermented applejuice became cider, during and after fermentation honey was added."

AZ Apple Cider from the English Family Fruit Farm in Wilcox, AZ, fermented with Frederiksdal Cherry Juice along with AZ Wildflower Honey, aged in Cherry & Apple brandy barrels