Four handpicked favorites for the season, one of which is bottled for the first time from the five-barrel pilot system. The pilot brews are experimental and hard to replicate.

The name 90 Shilling comes from the Scottish method of taxing beer. Only the highest quality beers were taxed 90 Shillings. A shilling was a British coin used from 1549 to 1982. Amber Ale, ABV 5.3%.

New varieties of highly aromatic American hops were added to create a distinctive bitterness profile and an incredible hop character. 7% ABV.

We took our Chocolate Milk Stout and aged it in Woody Creek Rye Whiskey barrels for six months, creating aromas of roasted malt, dark chocolate and toffee, and subtle flavors of rye spice and vanilla.

We balance familiar citrusy hop notes with the subtle sweetness of local peaches.

Named for Myrcene, a component of essential oils in the hop flower. Myrcene Double IPA prevails with a tropical fruit-like flavor, a pungent floral aroma, and a clean getaway.