Led by notes of citrus, tangerine, tropical fruit, with a little pine in the background. The malt backbone provides balance to every sip.
BEST BEFORE:DECEMBER 2019
Reuben's
Bits & Bobs
Regular price
€3.29
IPA - AMERICAN
SEATTLE • WASHINGTON
SIZE: 35.5 cl
ABV: 7.0%
UNTAPPD: 3.84
This beer is a reflection on our experiences of the prior year, such as our experimentation with different malts, hops and new processes to brew an IPA.
BEST BEFORE:DECEMBER 2019
Reuben's
Roasted Rye IPA
Regular price
€3.29
IPA - RYE
SEATTLE • WASHINGTON
SIZE: 35.5 cl
ABV: 7.0%
UNTAPPD: 3.76
Citrus and tangerine in the nose, supported by chocolate, roast and caramel, with a full and warming mouthfeel. The best of an India Pale Ale and a winter warmer wrapped into one brew.
BEST BEFORE:NOVEMBER 2019
Reuben's
Gobsmacked
Regular price
€10.99
IPA - TRIPLE
SEATTLE • WASHINGTON
SIZE: 65 cl
ABV: 10.0%
UNTAPPD: 4.14
Notes of peach, tangerine, and grapefruit. Sugar-cane sweetness. Soft and juicy.
BEST BEFORE:JANUARY 2020
Reuben's
Pilsner
Regular price
€3.29
PILSENER - CZECH
SEATTLE • WASHINGTON
SIZE: 35.5 cl
ABV: 5.4%
UNTAPPD: 3.58
Our Czech style Pilsner is a clean, bright lager with bready malt notes and floral with a firm bitterness.
BEST BEFORE:DECEMBER 2019
Reuben's
Tart Cherry Weisse
Regular price
€3.99
SOUR - BERLINER WEISSE
SEATTLE • WASHINGTON
SIZE: 35.5 cl
ABV: 3.2%
UNTAPPD: 3.73
Fruited traditional fresh sour.
BEST BEFORE:JANUARY 2020
Reuben's
Reuben's Showcase
Regular price
€15.99
Bits & Bobs
IPA
35.5 cl can
M2
Crikey
IPA
35.5 cl can
M2
Roasted Rye IPA
Rye IPA
35.5 cl can
M2
Pilsner
Czech Pilsner
35.5 cl can
M2
Tart Cherry Weisse
Berliner Weisse
35.5 cl can
M2
FROM THE BREWERY
Although only a month old at the time, our clever, thoughtful son, Reuben, came up with the idea of giving Adam a homebrewing kit for his birthday. When Reuben and I took Adam to Bob’s (our friendly, neighborhood homebrew supply store) to pick up his kit, I was expecting to pick up a little tin of “beer mix” and a bucket to brew. We were a bit surprised and overwhelmed by the seriousness of this beer-brewing business. I thought, “Oh great, there’s more storage space gone once Adam gives up on this little hobby in a month’s time.” Even though I rarely admit to being wrong now that we’re married, I couldn’t have been farther from the mark thinking that this would be an easily discarded hobby. The first brewing system has been dwarfed by the upgraded and supersized brewhouse, and there has been no chance for the mash tun, brew kettle, or hot liquor tank to gather any dust! Adam’s hobby turned into full-blown obsession, and in tribute to the little man who started it all, Reuben’s Brews was born!
