Lager

Lager

Solstice is a refreshing Summer Ale “dry hopped” with orange zest for a fruity and dry finish. Featuring notes of sweet citrus, biscuit, and fresh cut grass.
$17.50
Arlington Brewing is paying homage to the traditional English-style bitters with their pub ale. Meant to be a low alcohol, malt forward style, this 3.8% brew is meant for easy session drinking. With subtle notes of toffee and a hint of molasses on the finish, when you've got a craving for and end-of-the-day beer that won't knock you out, give this one a shot. You won't be disappointed!
$15.00
A New World spin on the classic European style, Black Hog Brewing has crafted this dry hopped Italian style pilsner. An Italian pilsner sits between German and Czech pilsners in terms of hoppy bitterness on the finish, and Cold Pizza bumps up the gentle bread and pine aromas by dry hopping. This beer is perfect with left overs, on it’s own, or with fresh pasta!
$16.00
The first Italian-style pilsner made in the States, Luppolo is one of Oxbow's top sellers, and also one of their few non-saison beers. Clean and dry, with a delicate grassy aroma and gentle bitterness, this is a true standout in the game of New World pilsners.
$16.50
Easygoing and refreshing, this all-malt lager is clean, crisp, and smooth. Simple, balanced flavor makes it the kind of beer you can enjoy anytime. As we move into the warmer weather, this should be your go-to beach beer, and get your American Light Lager drinking friends to try something better than their typical Clydesdale beers.
$14.00
Named after the first style of beer that the ABC founders fell in the love with, First Love is a stunning example of the Dortmunder. A lager brewed in the style of an ale, this tasty quaff boasts a higher ABV and a more pronounced bitterness than your typical lager. With a beautiful amber color, a subtle but present maltiness, and a dry snappy finish, Arlington has brought a little known but very delicious tradition to the US.
$16.00
Somewhere between a lager and a saison, this "rustic lager" is a celebration of Oxbow hitting fifteen years of continuous brewing. That's quite an achievement, especially for a small brewery located in the middle of nowhere, Maine. If you've always wanted to try saisons but were a little nervous, this is a fantastic place to start! Get it while you can though!
$17.50
$15.00
A 100 percent quinoa-based beer developed by Samara Oster and a couple MIT food Food Science friends, Meli Blonde is dedicated to folks who want beer to be a pleasure and not a guilty pleasure. Clean, easy drinking, with a slightly sweet finish, this beer will shock you in pleasant ways.
$17.50
It’s for beer drinkers who live with a purpose and care about the choices they make. For the People who make big and small sacrifices every day for the benefit of others and themselves. It’s for sharing with friends and enjoying the satisfying moments in life that make everything worth it.
$13.00
A New World spin on the classic European style, Black Hog Brewing has crafted this dry hopped Italian style pilsner. An Italian pilsner sits between German and Czech pilsners in terms of hoppy bitterness on the finish, and Cold Pizza bumps up the gentle bread and pine aromas by dry hopping. This beer is perfect with left overs, on it’s own, or with fresh pasta!
$4.45
$3.75
Easygoing and refreshing, this all-malt lager is clean, crisp, and smooth. Simple, balanced flavor makes it the kind of beer you can enjoy anytime. As we move into the warmer weather, this should be your go-to beach beer, and get your American Light Lager drinking friends to try something better than their typical Clydesdale beers.
$3.50
Meli Quinoa Beer MELIA 4pk
$4.45
Somewhere between a lager and a saison, this "rustic lager" is a celebration of Oxbow hitting fifteen years of continuous brewing. That's quite an achievement, especially for a small brewery located in the middle of nowhere, Maine. If you've always wanted to try saisons but were a little nervous, this is a fantastic place to start! Get it while you can though!
$4.45
The first Italian-style pilsner made in the States, Luppolo is one of Oxbow's top sellers, and also one of their few non-saison beers. Clean and dry, with a delicate grassy aroma and gentle bitterness, this is a true standout in the game of New World pilsners.
$4.45
Arlington Brewing is paying homage to the traditional English-style bitters with their pub ale. Meant to be a low alcohol, malt forward style, this 3.8% brew is meant for easy session drinking. With subtle notes of toffee and a hint of molasses on the finish, when you've got a craving for and end-of-the-day beer that won't knock you out, give this one a shot. You won't be disappointed!
$3.75
Named after the first style of beer that the ABC founders fell in the love with, First Love is a stunning example of the Dortmunder. A lager brewed in the style of an ale, this tasty quaff boasts a higher ABV and a more pronounced bitterness than your typical lager. With a beautiful amber color, a subtle but present maltiness, and a dry snappy finish, Arlington has brought a little known but very delicious tradition to the US.
$4.20
A dark lager done in the traditional Schwarzbier style, this crisp refreshing beer from BBC wil surprise you with how light and approachable it is. A beer that gives the lie to the idea that all dark beers are heavy, this is a favorite end-of-shift beer for everyone.
$15.00
A dark lager done in the traditional Schwarzbier style, this crisp refreshing beer from BBC wil surprise you with how light and approachable it is. A beer that gives the lie to the idea that all dark beers are heavy, this is a favorite end-of-shift beer for everyone.
$4.20