Stout

Stout

Lamplighter's yearly St. Patrick's Day brew is everything you didn't know you wanted in a stout. A little creamy, a touch of bitter coffee on the finish, and a delicious chocolate middle note provide a unique and absolutely dynamite play on the traditional Irish stout. Always a big hit on Evacuation Day, this is always a limited run so buy it when you see it, because it won't last long.
$18.50
A delicious collaboration between Lone Pine in Portland, Maine and Lough Gill out of Sligo, Ireland, this is one of the first beers made as part of Lone Pine's Grand Collaboration series. With soft caramel and malts on the nose, and a complex but strong body and slightly sweet finish, this is one of the top Irish Red ales ever made.
$16.00
You don’t need to be royalty to enjoy Berkshire’s dark-as-night interpretation of the traditional Russian Imperial Stout. Rich maltiness produces hints of chocolate, licorice, toffee, and ripe, dark fruit. Its velvety texture bathes your palate in luxury, begging to be paired with a dessert or to be enjoyed as a nightcap. Suitable for drinking now, this fine ale also ages beautifully in a cool, dark place…waiting patiently to transport you to the time of the Czars.
$15.00
A more English style stout, as opposed to the dry Irish stout we are typically used to, Norweald ihas a flinty note backed by a touch of chocolate and rye, providing a refreshing dark beer with good body that isn't overwhelming. For our money, this is one of the best stouts around.
$17.50
Our flagship pale ale carries a bright, clean body, with stone fruit and ripe citrus flavors from heavy late addition hopping.
$15.00
A collaboration between Lone Pine in Portland, Maine and Lough Gill, our of Sligo, Ireland - this fantastic stout is smooth, light bodied, and filled with the gentle chocolate and coffee bean notes that typify the best Irish stouts. This beer is one of the first of what Lone Pine is calling their Grand Collaboration Series. Lone Pine is partnering up with craft breweries from around the world to bring you new spins on classic styles. Slainte!
$16.00
A full bodied and creamy, earthy oatmeal stout, Counter Weight has crafted a lights-out dark beer that is deceptively easy to drink. The oats give this a great body and a bit of nuttiness that balances out the dark chocolate bitterness, leading to a dry finish that leaves you wanting more.
$13.00
A collaboration between Lone Pine in Portland, Maine and Lough Gill, our of Sligo, Ireland - this fantastic stout is smooth, light bodied, and filled with the gentle chocolate and coffee bean notes that typify the best Irish stouts. This beer is one of the first of what Lone Pine is calling their Grand Collaboration Series. Lone Pine is partnering up with craft breweries from around the world to bring you new spins on classic styles. Slainte!
$4.00
Imperial Stout - 8.7% abv You don’t need to be royalty to enjoy Berkshire’s dark-as-night interpretation of the traditional Russian Imperial Stout. Rich maltiness produces hints of chocolate, licorice, toffee, and ripe, dark fruit. Its velvety texture bathes your palate in luxury,begging to be paired with a dessert or to be enjoyed as a nightcap. Suitable for drinking now, this fine ale also ages beautifully in a cool, dark place…waiting patiently to transport you to the time of the Czars.
$2.95
Lamplighter's yearly St. Patrick's Day brew is everything you didn't know you wanted in a stout. A little creamy, a touch of bitter coffee on the finish, and a delicious chocolate middle note provide a unique and absolutely dynamite play on the traditional Irish stout. Always a big hit on Evacuation Day, this is always a limited run so buy it when you see it, because it won't last long.
$4.95
A more English style stout, as opposed to the dry Irish stout we are typically used to, Norweald ihas a flinty note backed by a touch of chocolate and rye, providing a refreshing dark beer with good body that isn't overwhelming. For our money, this is one of the best stouts around.
$4.70
A full bodied and creamy, earthy oatmeal stout, Counter Weight has crafted a lights-out dark beer that is deceptively easy to drink. The oats give this a great body and a bit of nuttiness that balances out the dark chocolate bitterness, leading to a dry finish that leaves you wanting more.
$3.95