"It all starts with a complex malt bill. A generous vienna / munich base. The best dark malts and rye for roundness. A long fermentation follows, followed by an even longer lagering. The result is pure and elegant, polished by time..."

Coffee session stout with lactose and stroopwafels

Russian Imperial Stout

"Classic Aupa Tovarisch aged in Ardbeg's Kindalton single malt whisky barrels"

Classic Aupa Tovarisch aged for 24 months in Armagnac barrels

RIS aged in Oloroso wine barrels

Russian Imperial Stout aged fir 14 months in Porto Barrels.

Russian Imperial Stout brewed with Hondurian coffee muscovado sugar.

Rye Barley Wine aged 24 months in Bordeaux Wine barrels.

"Barrel Project. Barrel blend w/ Porto wine and scotch whisky barrels; and cocoa nibs From Papua New Guinea"

Imperial Stout with Cacao and infused with Porto and Bourbon oak chips

"Bourbon barrel-aged Times 8 collaboration with Stillwater Artisanal (US)
When we made the original Times 8, we thought we could kill craft with a beer that brought an over-the-top, 16% ABV imperial pasty stout together with a Willy Wonka assortment of vanilla, cocoa, maple syrup, butterscotch and coconut. But once again, we were mistaken – we forgot to age it in barrels. So to put the cherry on top of this ridiculous collab, we placed the beer in fresh bourbon barrels for a year to suck out all of the spicy, vanilla oaky notes and smooth, boozy finish. We’re sure you’re going to love this monster of a stout – just make sure you bring an insulin shot and a pint of Pilsner to wash it down. "

Imperial Stout brewed with Tonka, Cocoa & Vanilla beans.

Imperial Stout brewed with maple, Vanilla and coconuts

"Barley wine Aged in bourbon barrels for one year

A holiday ode to our barrel-aged barley wine, Hipster for Christmas initially hits you with intense caramel and the inherited barrel notes of bourbon, coconut, vanilla, chocolate, dried fruits, toffee, and a little cinnamon bun to finish off your Christmas spirit. "

"The era of a new king is dawning. Long live King Rufus the barley wine which reigns supreme with an impressive 15.6% ABV. An aficionado beer for the rumbustious, the complex malts and light use of hops imbue this English Barleywine with a bellicosity that borders on belligerent. As you take your first sip, you’ll be greeted by a symphony of malty sweetness, dark fruits, and a subtle hint of alcohol. Warming and supple this big beer fuels your soul for the dark days of winter and leaves you in awe of the king’s dominion. Cheers to the king of barleywines!"

"Doppelbock - A perfect beer for Christmas especially for food. Malty, caramelized and full bodied with tastes of dark fruits, toffee, plum and subtle chocolate and coffee note"

"Christmas is a terrible time to be out of control of your inhibitions so we want to offer you a special beer to enjoy your family get-togethers while keeping the peace. Driving Home for Christmas offers you all the malty, dark roasted, and spice notes of other Christmas beers – but with none of the alcohol! Now you can feel free to have a couple beers over at a member of the family’s place for Christmas dinner, and still drive the hell out of there once the political arguments start and your aunt begins awkwardly picking on your cousin for failings in life. Driving Home for Christmas: all of the Christmas flavour with none of the holiday drama!"

"According to some, humanity is born with a built-in urge to do bad things. In that spirit, we tried to do something good when we designed this beer, using a massive malt base to create depth and complexity with the right amount of roasted malt and caramel notes. Upon that base we layered more than twice the amount of cocoa nibs that we’ve ever used in a beer before, along with a healthy dose of vanilla. What came out of the tank is a full-on dark chocolate parade for the palate – combining accents of milk chocolate,
vanilla, and freshly roasted coffee with a deeply, rich cocoa coating for the entire mouth. Some say that we’re all born into sin, so we may as well taste the forbidden fruit while we’re here."

Imperial Stout brewed with maple, Vanilla and lots of dark toasty malts.

Sour Imperial Stout. Best Before shown on bottle: End 2015.

Imperial Stout with cacao, maple syrup and vanilla

"Seductive and dangerous at once, no one can deny the siren call of the tonka bean. Saturating layers of rich chocolate and 7g Roaster's Panama coffee with spicy warmth, it adds hints of caramel and nuts for an explosion of Latin American flavor. Rounded out by the tempered sweetness of lactose for a bewitchingly complex and buttery finish, this stout, like a fatal attraction, is utterly irresistible"

"A blend of Bourbon and Islay Whisky barrels (16 months) with cinnamon from Indonesia, cardamom from Guatemala and vanilla beans from Madagascar."

"A blend of Bourbon and Islay Whisky barrels (16 months) with TERRA KAHWA Ethiopian mokka and peppers."

Aged for 14 months

Barley Wine aged for 16 months in Peated Whisjey barrels.

Imperial Stout aged for 12 months in Irish Whiskey barrels.

Rum BA Imperial Stout

"In the crypt of a Kostanjevica monastery just a few kilometers from our brewery there is a thomb of the Bourbons. The last king of France found the final resting place there. The Last Bourbon is a thick imperial stout, barrel aged in 3 different bourbon barrels for one year."

"This collaboration with Cigar City Brewing is one of our all-time favourites. Caribbean Chocolate Cake is a dense, rich and luxurious stout brimming with hand-roasted cacao nibs selected by the esteemed Willie's Cacao, and harmonised by Cypress wood spirals. Pure canned indulgence. Now on nitro for the first time ever!" best before 03/11/2022