On tap at Growlers To Go – Duck, creamy vanilla daubs medium roast coffee stead as mild peppermint herbage and cream soda sugaring sweeten dry pale malt bed.

In a 19-ounce stovepipe can, juicy mango-inspired India Pale Ale retains 9.9% ABV. Rummy mango sugaring gains slight vodka tinge and dank Idaho 7-hopped lacquered pine waver. Spirited tropical mango spree picks up tangy tangerine, peach, cantaloupe and red cherry sweetness over glutenous honey wheat base.

On tap at Growlers To Go – Duck, crisp light body lets dry lemon-dropped herbage, modest champagne sparkle and wispy cologne perfuming reach white breaded pilsner malts. Divergent Strata-hopped cannabis resin and guava-passionfruit licks (as opposed to usual lemon-herbed Hallerau-Tettnang variety) redirect classic easygoing kolsch profile.

Dry New York grain-hopped musk gains lemony orange oil bittering and fungi-tinged basil, thyme and cilantro herbage as barnyard hay acridity adds to the peculiar farmhouse styling.
Burnt coffee infusion picks up dark chocolate roast, dry walnut respite and dark-roast hop bittering. Creamy nitro-like eclair head and burnt cedar tinge receive distant charcoal singe. A bit like day-old coffee.