CINN-I-STAR
So delicious it’s sinister, Cinn-i-Star features Cinnamon, Star Anise, and Brown Sugar with a hint of lemon. Slightly sweet and crisp made from local apple cider.
Detroit City Sodas
Cola, Diet Cola, Ginger Beer, Lemon Lime, Root Beer, Orange Cream, Grape, Lemonade, Iced Tea, Tonic Water, Cranberry Juice, Pineapple Juice
DEAD IN THE LAUTER
In celebration of Día de los Muertos, Dead in the Lauter is a Dark Mexican Lager with biscuity caramel notes, medium body, and a dry yet soft mouthfeel.
KVASIR’S KREED
Nordic god of mead, Kvasir was well-known for his wisdom and teachings. His unfortunate death, according to myth, led to the introduction of poetry to all mankind. Kvasir’s Kreed features…
BLONDE DOCTOR
Brewed as a shoutout to our favorite quirky doctor, this relatively modern style ale is brewed with orange peel, coriander, and grains of paradise. Munich and pale malts create a…
MURPHY MAC
Diverging from its English Porter cousin, the Irish Stout came about after an Irishmen in 1817 invented a malt roaster that could produce darker roasts without any smoky bitterness. Packing…
CONNOR MAC
In its more modern form, the Irish Red originated in Kilkenny around 1710 with malt having more importance than hops. As tribute to the more gingerly, rational McManus twin, Connor…
FEAST OF ST. FRANCIS
Brewed during Lent as a celebration beer for the feast of St. Francis, the Doppelbock style was originally created by Italian monks who moved to a village just outside of…
TAKE IT TO THE GRAVE
As the story goes, the recipe for Scottish Heather Ale was held by the Pict people. When they were all but wiped out, save for a father and son, the…
ACTS OF UNION
In 1707, the Acts of Union were passed significantly stimulating the Scottish brewing industry. Taxes on Scottish beer were lower than in other areas of the UK and tax on…