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BACK ALLEY BREW

SERIES

-BLACK GOLD-

A rich dark ale, with aroma’s of roasted malts, coffee, and toffee, followed by these similar flavours and a hint of citrus.
This Cascadian dark ale is a perfect choice for any lover of full-bodied, dark ales.

6.0% abv

50 IBU

CASCADIAN DARK ALE

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Deep Brown

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Pine, resin, citrus, and light roast

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Pine, resin, citrus, caramel, toffee, and roast

-WANDERING TRAILS-

WEST COAST IPA

Since our small batch Back Alley Brew series lets our brewers flex their creative muscles, it only makes sense that the can features the creative work of a local artist. This BAB, inspired by a brisk walk through the mountian air is featuring the amazing artwork of Tattoo artist Sam Keller, from the www.theonlyshopever.com

6.0% abv

52 IBU

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Dark gold

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Citrus & pine

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Citrus, pine & fruity

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ON SALE!!

WHAT IS OUR B.A.B. SERIES? 

Every three months, our brewing team gets to showcase their skills and creativity in whatever weird and wonderful way strikes their mood (... and we can attest, they are all both weird AND wonderful!)

 

The brewers will get and idea and we'll start working on a small "test batch", which is about 20L or so. We'll taste it, adjust, and brew it again and again until we are happy with the beer. These one-off brews are what make up our Back Alley Brew series! They're limited releases but the sky's the limit for this series! 

 

To give you a bit of an idea: we brewed a Wee Heavy Braggot dubbed "Crossing Streams" with mead from Fallen Timber Meadery, "Dale’s Coffee Pale Ale" made with locally roasted coffee, "Ocean Pearl" Gose with tons of fresh cucumbers and sea salt,  and "Old Jakes' Dark Saison" made with French Saison Yeast)! ... All we're saying is that they're wacky, wonderful, and you gotta try them before they're gone!

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Want to include our Back Alley Brew Series on your shelves/ and or on tap? 

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