2018

This Saturday 6/30 from 11:30am-6pm at the brewery and in addition to both Austin Boysenberry and Harvester of Science we will be selling cans of dHop11 (8.5% ABV DIPA). $20 per 4-pk, Limit 1 case per person.

dHop11 showcases a continuing commitment to hop exploration and dedication to our creative process. For this recipe, we used a new blend of SIX different hops along with a touch of wheat. dHop11 pours a hazy gold that releases notes of tropical fruit. The taste is slightly dank citrus with a mix of tropical flavors, reminiscent of a delicious fruit cup. The beer showcases a reaction we have been working on leaving a dry but juicy finish.

This Saturday 6/30 from 11:30am-6pm at the brewery and in addition to Austin Boysenberry we will be selling cans of Harvester of Science (8.5% ABV DIPA). $20 per 4-pk, Limit 1 case per person. Limits subject to change.

We took our Head Brewer’s favorite beer recipe and process and blended in two of our favorite new-school hops to give birth to a new beer: Harvester of Science.
It has aromas of passion fruit, bright pine, peach, berry and pineapple. The taste is a tropical juice balanced by pine and a firm but rounded bitterness.
More to come..

This Saturday 6/30 from 11:30am-6pm at the brewery we will be selling bottles of Austin Boysenberry for $15 per bottle. Limits set at 4 bottles per person (subject to change).
We have been continually testing and refining our farmhouse fermentations and processes to bring you Austin Boysenberry, which is one of the finest farmhouse ales we’ve produced to date. Austin is a farmhouse ale built by the inspiration to share beer with people close to heart. It is pale, tart, delicate, and complex with a bit of pleasant funk. Austin was then refermented on boysenberries at a rate of more than 2 lbs of fruit per gallon for additional months. The result is a bright jammy-fruit character boosted by the expression of our microorganism. This beer has a beautiful drinkable balance from the heartiness of the boysenberry and the dryness of the base ale. This beer is unfiltered, unpasteurized, naturally carbonated and will continue to evolve over time if properly cellared.

More to come..

We want to send a huge thank you to Eddie and the whole crew at Eddies Roadhouse. Last night, they held an amazing 6 course beer dinner featuring our liquid. The food was outstanding and the crowd was electric. Thank you to all of you who attended.

Hey, Miami! We are coming to visit.

On Friday 6/29 we will be hanging Boxelder Craft Beer Market as they host us for a tap takeover and can sale.
Tap Takeover includes:
-Fluctuation
-dHop4
-Fractal Citra+Mosaic
-MC²
-Photon
-MMM…OSA
-Special Relativity
-There and Back Again

Can Sale includes:
-MC²
-Fluctuation
-Fractal Citra+Mosaic
-MMM… OSA

The event starts at 7pm. Please visit Box Elder for more information.

On Saturday 7/1 We will see you at
Free The Whales

This Saturday 6/23 from 11:30am-6 pm at the brewery and alongside Fractal Citra+Mosaic we will be selling cans of Mmm… Osa. $14 per four pack, limit 1 case per person.
Mmm… Osa (4.8% ABV) is our beloved Photon American Pale Ale conditioned on freshly zested oranges at a rate of 6 oranges per barrel. It is everything photon is, with a dominant orange presence; this citric delight is our preferred way to start the afternoon.

Crowler Info for the weekend:

If you missed out on Dream Wave Fluctuation, we will be selling crowlers of it this Saturday 6/23 from 11:30am-6pm
$14 each. Limit 2 per person.

We will also have crowlers of:
dHop4
Photon
Mobius
and
TABA

This Saturday 6/23 from 11:30am-6 pm at the brewery, we will be selling cans of Fractal Citra+Mosaic. $16 per four pack, limit one case per person.
Fractal Citra+Mosaic (6.8% IPA) investigates the interplay between Citra and Mosaic, and our revised hopping processes.

Fractal Citra+Mosaic pours a resinous-hazy-straw yellow releasing complex aromas of dank citrus, passion fruit, berries, earthy grass, and tropical melon. The taste is resinous, dank pineapple juice with a touch of pine. It ends with a slightly creamy mouthfeel and a firm but rounded bitterness.

Our friend Soren from Dry & Bitter Brewing Company is in town from Denmark. He has always taken care of us and showed us a good time at the European beer events. It’s great to have him on our turf to pay it forward.