This coarse-filtered wheat ale is fermented with a German yeast culture for a refreshingly light spiciness and hints of citrus fruit. A cloudy appearance and an immense creamy head are characteristic of this lightly hopped Bavarian Brew.

Beer Facts
Alcohol by Volume: 4.2%
Degrees Plato (Initial Gravity): 11P
Weeks Aged: 4
Bitterness Units: 11 IBU
Year First Brewed: 1986
Recommended Serving Temperature: 45°
Malts: 2-Row Pale, Carapils, Wheat
Hops: Mt. Hood, Tettnanger
Sizes: 1/2 and 1/4 Barrels, 16oz Bottles

This intensely dark Kulmbacher style lager has a superb malt complexity with the distinctive flavors and aromas of coffee, caramel and chocolate.

A renowned smoothness and a creamy, tan head make it a world champion.

Randy's Notes: “I have been brewing this lager since my return from Bavaria in 1969 or over 35 years now. ”

Beer Facts
Alcohol by Volume: 5.86%
Degrees Plato (Initial Gravity): 15P
Weeks Aged: 8
Bitterness Units: 32 IBU
Year First Brewed: 1985
Recommended Serving Temperature: 60°
Malts: 2-Row Pale, Black Patent, Caramel, Chocolate, Pale
Hops: Cascade, Chinook, Mt. Hood, Tettnanger
Sizes: 1/2 and 1/4 Barrels, 16oz Bottles

Seven varieties of malted barley are combined to give this English-style ale its complex flavor and deep, brown color. A select British yeast culture adds a subtle fruitiness and a blend of choice hops gives this non-bitter ale a soft finish.

Beer Facts
Alcohol by Volume: 4.5%
Degrees Plato (Initial Gravity): 12P
Weeks Aged: 4
Bitterness Units: 17 IBU
Year First Brewed: 1997
Recommended Serving Temperature: 55°
Malts: Caramel, Chocolate, Munich, Pale, Victory
Hops: Fuggles, Northern Brewer
Sizes: 1/2 and 1/4 Barrels, 16oz Bottles

A delicate balance of toasted malt and fresh hops give this medium-bodied German-style lager an intriguing, complex malt flavor. A creamy head, deep golden color and an impressive hop bouquet make this a very special beer.

Randy's Notes: “My Special Amber has been our best seller since opening the brewery. It has been known to go with most all food types and has an interesting bitterness that enhances the food experience. It is normally described as a version of a Viennese lager but with more than normal bitterness, which is enjoyed by most European type palates.”

Beer Facts
Alcohol by Volume: 5%
Degrees Plato (Initial Gravity): 13P
Weeks Aged: 5
Bitterness Units: 22 IBU
Year First Brewed: 1985
Recommended Serving Temperature: 50°
Malts: Caramel, Caravienna, Munich, Pale
Hops: Cascade, Mt. Hood
Sizes: 1/4 and 1/2 Barrels, 16oz Bottles

This very light, refreshing fruity Ale has a golden color and rich malty complexity that only old-world brewing can produce. Slightly hopped for flavor it's a perfect beer for easy drinking.

Beer Facts
Alcohol by Volume: 4.16%
Degrees Plato (Initial Gravity): 10.5P
Weeks Aged: 4
Bitterness Units: 6 IBU
Year First Brewed: 2005
Recommended Serving Temperature: 45°
Malts: Aromatic, Pale, Pilsen, Torrified Wheat, Vienna
Hops: Tettnanger, Willamette
Sizes: 1/4 and 1/2 Barrels, 16oz Bottles