Cold IPA
What the frick is a Whirley Whirley?? You know those Aussies. They like to give things silly nicknames with an “ey” on the end. This one happens to be the nickname of a Dust Devil or Mini Tornado. Anyway, we thought it an appropriate name for a big juicy, mega hoppy hazy IPA featuring those … Continued
Yeah, we know, we’ve got a few pale ales on the go but we really enjoy tweakin’ the recipes & messing around with different hops. This guy does show similarities to the Passive Aggressive, but we dialed back the booze content with a lighter malt bill. It’s got lots of hop aroma & flavour coming … Continued
Built like a lager, but fermented with an ale yeast, our tried & true Kolsch is meant for quenching thirsts, not blowing minds. (unless your mind is blown by the sheer scale of it’s thirst quenchable-ness).
We kidnapped a Saison, held it hostage for several months in our Foudre, letting it sit & condition on Brettanomyces. The more time passed the more it started to like us. It rewarded us by tasting delicious. Stockholm Syndrome can be a beautiful thing.
A Classic Belgian Wit. Coriander & orange peel combine with Belgian yeast & wheat malt. (Oh, & we have been known to add hibiscus OR camomile flowers to spice things up a little).
Our Head Brewer is as proud of his European heritage as he is his ability to make a killer Hef. We’ve gone for a straight forward, traditional, unfiltered Bavarian style Hefeweizen with hints of banana, clove & cinnamon. Illustration by Post Projects.
This was the first beer Conrad test brewed in his shed. “That’s it” we said. This was the first beer we brewed at Brassneck. A bright Pale Ale with a strong hop backbone. The ever so slightly sweet malt character plays second fiddle to the punchy hops. Somewhere between a pale & an IPA, Passive … Continued
This one of our faves. Mostly because we rarely have the fermentation room to brew it because it takes 8-10 weeks. It’s a simple, satisfying beer. The kind beer nerds don’t really understand. “Why is my tongue not disintegrating under the intense power of the IBU’s?” “Why is it so pale, I can like, see … Continued