Stout / Porter

Big Bad Baptista is inspired by traditional Mexican coffee, Café de Olla, which is served with cinnamon and piloncillo, an unrefined sugar. The Cinnamon adds another layer of complexity and accentuates the earthy character of Mexican Coffee, but more importantly, it captures the essence of a place and its culture.

Four-Grain Imperial Stout w/ beetroot

This is the beer that started it all. A delicate, creamy mouthfeel contrasts with layered depth revealing distinctive chocolate and coffee notes. Dark and rich, yet easy to drink.

Booming Rollers™ is a showcase for the juicy awesomeness of Citra hops. These new wave American hops impart a remarkable aroma and flavor, which we've amplified with the dark stone fruit character of New Zealand-grown Motueka hops. Some Centennial is thrown in to balance the tropical fruit party, and the malt body is just assertive enough to support Booming Rollers' snappy bitterness. It's a party in your mouth and all the beautiful people are invited.

Our Black Robusto goes down smoothly with flavors of bittersweet chocolate and slight roast from crystal and chocolate malt. A touch of spicy herbal hop character from Willamette hops balances out the finish. Enjoy a pint with dark, lingering satisfaction.

Imperial Smoked Stout

This barrel-aged ale uses barley, rye, and corn, plus cherry wood smoked malt to create a huge imperial stout. To top it alp off, we barrel age the beer for three months! The result is a rich and Imperial Smoked Stout with hints of caramel, vanilla, and spice.

Brewed with smoked Dark Matter coffee.

Imperial Smoked stout with pumpkin spices

This Bodacious Oatmeal Russian Imperial Stout will crush you like no other! This is the grand-daddy of all stout styles, with an intensely deep roasted and full bodied flavor. A robust hop character adds a refreshing balance.

When you care to drink the very best, this is the pinnacle of flavor, and our most refined imperial stout. Traditionally reserved for immediate friends and family, we carry on the Grand Reserve practice by selecting the ultra-finest base malt from England and chocolate malt from Belgium. These superior, world-class malts take B.O.R.I.S. to a whole new level - Grand Reserve level!

After brewing B.O.R.I.S. The Crusher successfully for many years, our creative minds wander. We imagine a B.O.R.I.S. brewed with even better dark grain - the finest imported dark grain - for a smoother and mellower deep-roasted flavor. When we finally made our dreams become reality, it was a symphony of beautiful flavors, a higher level of B.O.R.I.S. born from our creativity, that deserves the name B.O.R.I.S. Reserve!

Bourbon Barrel Aged Imperial Coffee Stout ale brewed with Coffee and Cocoa Nibs
Under cold winter skies we dream of warm summer paradise, of far off, floating islands where the awakening scents of roasted coffee and cocoa nibs restore our work worn souls. From our first sunrise sip of coffee to our last sunset sip of beer, El Paraiso is the muse of our work and our rest. Our ode to every brewer's belief that it takes a lot of good .. to make a great beer.

Bourbon Barrel Aged French Toast Imperial Stout is a delicious testament to smoldering intensity. Prepare for the smooth vanilla, zesty cinnamon, and sweet maple syrup of the original to be epically enhanced by the finest Kentucky Bourbon Barrels. This sweet treat's time in oak barrels has forged an entirely new creation. Taste this beauty after its bourbon-barrel transformation, and give in to sweet intensity.

The coffee lover’s consummate beer. Brewed with an abundance of flaked oats, bitter and imported chocolates, and Sumatra and Kona coffee, this stout has an intense fresh-roasted java nose topped with a frothy, cinnamon-colored head that goes forever.

The brown claw is a hand signal used by kayakers to keep things fun. whether used in the middle of a class V drop or as a friendly wave to passing boater in another car, the claw should make you smile. This easy drinking brown porter is also meant to be enjoyed while among friends. A complex array of Maris Otter, Brown, Caramel and Chocolate malts yields this simply wonderful, award winning beer. Drop the claw and style the brown. 

Bourbon barrel aged imperial stout on coffee beans.

Our Stout is a little bit cheeky. Our twist on a traditional British stout, it combines a rich, roasted body with a smooth, sweet finish. Low in ABV but high in deliciousness, it's the perfect blend of dark and light. 

Who says Brewers can't pluck your heartstrings? We'll play right to your heart (and palette and belly) by taking our already smooth and rich Double Brown Stout and taking out to a night on the town. By adding real Red Tart and Dark Sweet Cherries at the beginning of fermentation and **(Organic/Fair Trade) cocoa nibs at the end of conditioning, once a year we treat our Double Brown Stout lavishly. Don't be a selfish lover, share with this someone special.

We’ve tweaked the hop bitterness for this special release and then added sweet and sour cherries and cacao. The roasty malt backbone of Yeti melds perfectly with the cherries and cacao to make this one smooth sipper. A Yeti in a cherry orchard can be a great thing.

Imperial Stout with chocolate, cinnamon & cayenne pepper.

Imperial Stout | 13% | Brewed with chocolate peanut butter powder, cocoa nibs, vanilla and coconut. Notes of sweet milk chocolate, caramel, peanut butter cups, vanilla cake and candied coconut. Rich mouthfeel. Sweet.

This pack contains 6 bottles: 1 bottle of each of the Chronology series from The Bruery. Each beer is barrel aged for the months on the label. So Chronology 6 = 6 months barrel aged. 24 = 24 months barrel aged.

1 x Chronology: 6 Scotch / Wee Heavy

1 x Chronology: 12 Scotch / Wee Heavy

1 x Chronology: 18 Scotch / Wee Heavy

1 x Chronology: 12 Imperial Porter

1 x Chronology: 18 Imperial Porter

1 x Chronology: 24 Imperial Porter

We’ve replaced the wheels of time with barrel heads. They don’t turn, yet they embrace the evolution of beer and time on a level that can’t be rivaled. 

We’ve replaced the wheels of time with barrel heads. They don’t turn, yet they embrace the evolution of beer and time on a level that can’t be rivaled. For this Chronology Series™, we brewed an imperial porter and set it to age in bourbon barrels. Every six months, we’ll take a quarter of the barrels, blend them and bottle them. This second bottling represents the nuances imparted to the base beer after 12 months of barrel-aging.