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Beer of the Month!
June
$12.99 +Dep






New Arrivals:
Please click beers and ciders labeled in blue to learn more about what each beer is like
Green Jack
Rippa

Hop Ruiter

Cuvee Des Troll
Cuvee Speciale

Olvisholt Brugghus
Lava

Southern Tier
Imperial Compass
&
Plum Noir

He'brew
Rejewvenator

J.K.'s
Northern Neighbour Farmhouse Cider

Thistly Cross
Traditional



Lagunitas Sucks:
A big, hoppy IPA originally released back in 2011, when the time constraints involved with the move to their new brewhouse meant they could not brew their beloved Brown Shugga. Because it became so popular, what started as a one-time apology beer will new be brewed year-round as part of their regular lineup! At 7.85% abv, it's extravagantly hoppy while relatively low on bitterness, with clean flavors of grapefruit, pineapple, and tropical fruit notes. It's made with a medley barley, rye, wheat, and oats, all generously dry-hopped for a big aroma and a resinous hop profile. It's the sign of a great brewery when even their screw-ups are fantastic.

Rising Tide Daymark, Zephyr:
Based in Portland, ME (as if Portland needed another brewery), the Rising Tide Brewing Co. opened their doors in October of 2010. Their Daymark Pale Ale is brewed with rye grown on small family farms in Maine and malted at Valley Malt in nearby South Hadley. At 5.5% abv, it has a robust, spicy rye flavor that is well-balanced with some fruity, piney hops in the finish. Their Zephyr is an American IPA with the big, complex hoppiness one would expect (from a blend of Cascade, Centennial, and Calypso hops), as well as a formidable kick at 7.2% abv.
Jack's Abby Jabby Brau:
A “session lager” from the lager-happy brewers at Jack’s Abby in Framingham, it has the distinctive citrusy hoppiness of an American beer but is nicely subdued with decadent cereal grain and wheat notes, with a light nuance of caramel in the background. Light and flavorful, it uses local Soft Red Winter Wheat from Four Star Farms in Northfield, MA.

Wormtown Pro-Am Porter:
The Worcester-based brewery teamed up with homebrewer Keith Antul, based on his award-winning Porter recipe. It's a traditional English-style Porter beefed up for an American palate, with strong notes of earthy roasted coffee, chocolate malts, and an enticing smokiness. Smooth and silky, it's perfect for a cold winter day.

Otter Creek Russian Imperial Stout:
From Otter Creek Brewing/Wolaver's in Vermont, it's true to style with a high alcohol content (10% abv) and a thick, viscous mouthfeel. Roasted malts, black licorice and dark fruit flavors mingle together for a warming winter brew.

Long Trail Double White:
Part of the Brewmaster Series, their Double White is a Witbier at 8% abv and brewed with coriander and orange peel. An unfiltered ale with soft notes of citrus and spice (as one would expect from a Witbier), it makes for a refreshing brew that hides its strength well.


Special Wine Values Click

2010 (and late released 2009) Chateauneuf du Pape offerings Click

Rare 1ier and Grand Cru Red Burgundy Click

2006 Brunello di Montalcino offerings Click

Red Burgundy
White Burgundy
Rhone Valley
Barolo and Barbaresco
Bolgheri and the Tuscan Coast
Brunello
West Coast Cabernet
West Coast Pinot Noir
West Coast Whites


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