Double dry-hopped Imperial IPA brewed with lactose and vanilla beans

The Roman Empire had a certain ‘je ne sais quoi’ – festive food culture, extravagant architecture and spectacular live entertainment. Some might argue the Emperors where brutal, mad and hungry for power, and the people vain when taking baths and working out all day. Listen – that’s still all part of the secret Imperial ingredient – keep it cool, clean, confident, arrogant and flamboyant. Forza Imperiale.

Imperial Stout with maple syrup & coconut added.

A double dry-hopped imperial IPA brewed with lactose & Citra, Amarillo and Simcoe.

IPA with lactose, pineapple and coconut.

Imperial stout brewed with molasses and pecan extract.

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Effortlessly cool, popping up in a cultish fashion and constantly on a tasty mission. This is Mission Gose: our take on an old-fashioned and slightly odd German beer style that is with good reason trending as the tastiest right now. It's tart, salty, low in alcohol and probably the most refreshing beer you'll ever have. Perhaps enjoy this beer with a mission near you. Wherever you are we made it stylishly good and exclusively well balanced just for you.

IImperial Biscotti Chili Hazelnut Break is flavoured with roasted Italian hazelnut, vanilla and a hint of chilli pepper.

What makes a great leader? First of all a perfectly balanced blend of qualities; the ability to stand out - be authoritative without overpowering. Show courage and endurance - you lead the way and set standards. Very important; be appealing and to the people. This stereotypical portrait applies whether referring to politics, religion or maybe even this outstanding IPA.

Despite his bitterness, lack of power and insuperable aversion to any kind of extravagant labor-he kind of has a charm and charisma, and perhaps he is even lovable. Somehow we find him unbelievably irresistible and stimulating because he is one of the few masters the ability to effortlessly impress with his sharp intelligence and make it look so damn easy.

A few times in the history of craft beer it has happened that a highly praised beer rises beyond mortal stardom into a higher godly league. Usually the recipe to make such heavenly drops is thick fudge-like body, pitch black color, amazingly overwhelming aromas of chocolate, coffee, dark fruits and muscovado sugar, obviously only made in limited amounts and most crucial of all – it must taste rare!

This is our take on a classic cocktail with an Asian twist and a cool name. An IPA with apricot and a slim hint of umami. It's crisp, fruity and perhaps full-bodied.

“When I copied the famous Even More Jesus, I had to ask myself as an artist, why am I doing this? I didn’t honestly know. It was just an instinct about beer as pure form… in a sense this stout is like a metaphor for freedom - the sum of all the beauty that surrounds me and my perfect contemporary existence.”

Nomads; constantly moving, 'round and 'round; sometimes settle, if just for a bit.

Imperial stout brewed with lactose and with vanilla and coffee added

You better lose yourself in this IPA, the moment. You own it, you better never let it go.

Even More Jesus aged on coffee, vanilla, chilies, and cacao nibs.

This is an IPA!

Back in the days, only uncomplicated and tasteless beers existed and people started feeling bored before happy hour was up. Molotov Lite is a understated tour de force in rebellious hoppiness, it’s a subtle spark for action and yet by far one of the most anti-authoritative beers ever made by Evil Twin Brewing.

Get your insulin shots ready, because Evil Twin Brewing has a brand new beer for those with a sweet tooth. Imperial Doughnut Break is the brainchild of Evil Twin head brewer Jeppe Jarnit-Bjergsø, who stuffed whole donuts into a keg of Imperial Biscotti Break and tapped it for a special event. It was so well received that they decided to team up with Westbrook Brewing to get it in 22oz bottles, and into your hands. It's a coffee doughnut porter, tips the scales at 11.5% ABV, and despite the description, isn't diabetes in a bottle. It's sweet, but balanced, making it a fine candidate for breakfast or dessert.

Alien-like outsider, always flirting with oddity and exploring anxiety and paranoia. A style chameleon, a wonderful labyrinth and truly a transcendent genius.

Despite the crudeness it is tricky to make an effective Molotov cocktail. Despite the unruly nature of the rebel it is very tricky to resist accepted conventions. Molotov Heavy is a tour de force in rebellious hoppiness, it’s a heavy spark for action and by far one of the most anti-authoritative beers ever made.

Imperial stout brewed with coffee, cinnamon, almonds, cocoa nibs, vanilla beans & habanero peppers

This triple IPA w/ peaches is the newest addition to the rotational "Molotov Surprise" series.