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e celebrated our 13th Anniversary on March 14 and haven't opened to the public since. Who could have imagined?
We hope our re-opening is imminent, but we haven't been sitting around. April/May has been a whirlwind of bottling, brewing and building.
We are thankful for the wonderful support of our customers who have continued to enjoy our beer at home in bottles and growlers. The Fest Bock, intended as the highlight of our Spring Bock Fest April 18, was instead bottled and put on the shelves for off-sale on April 1. It has been a favorite and we'll have plenty available through June.
We also brewed the BoHo Pilsner for release in late June. This balanced Bohemian is now aging in our quiet brewery. Lagers love a good quarantine.
Peter has taken the opportunity to also remodel the English Snug. "We didn't think it was well-used: it is a bit hidden across from the kitchen in the back corner and the seating wasn't conducive to conversation," he noted. "We reconfigured it for table seating and added a door for more privacy." (see photos above)
Other plans include increasing the taps to accommodate more options. "We plan to add six taps to our existing 13," Peter says. "We hope to have a guest sour beer as well as cider on tap."
Your faithful staff will be back in May and June and we plan to incorporate all of the recommended safety protocols.
Here's wishing you will be able to enjoy these changes some time in June.
Cheers, Peter
Bottle Sale Hours:
Tuesday through Friday: 4 to 7 p.m.
Saturday, noon to 6 p.m.
Menu:
All in 22-ounce "Bomber" bottles.
Borderline Brown Ale
Field Trip IPA
Strange Fellas Helles
Bishop Wit
Snug Stout
Dye Job Ginger Saison
Noel Classique (very limited)
Fest Bock Lager
Brunhilde 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020
In 6-packs
Brunhildes, as well as mixed packs of 2018, 2019, 2020
Food:
Spicy Brown Ale cheese spread
Purple Ribbon Meat sticks
Gift Cards:
You can now order gift certificates on-line. Order
here
