Crazy Cold may make you think of Alaska winters, but we are here to change that with this crazy crisp and brilliantly clear IPA. Fermented at colder temperatures assures that this is one refreshing and crushable cold style IPA that you won’t want to miss this summer.
Fruity and spicy flavors balance the complex characteristics of this effervescent Belgian ale. Named after the scientific name for Alaska’s Dall Sheep.
2018 Heaven Hills Barleywine
ABV 14% IBU 32
Premium Quality – Limited Quantity. Barleywine aged in Heaven Hills Bourbon Whiskey barrels. Available only in the Arkose taproom.
2019 Jim Beam Barleywine
ABV 14.5% IBU 35
Premium Quality – Limited Quantity. Barleywine aged in Jim Beam Bourbon Whiskey barrels. Available only in the Arkose taproom.
2020 Bear Hug Barleywine
ABV 12% IBU 34
Who couldn’t use a good Bear Hug? Deliciously full-bodied and chewy barleywine with luscious notes of plums and raisins. Moderately hoppy with a rich brown bear hue and ruby highlights. By the glass, growler and 22oz bottles.
Sweet Fox Stout
ABV 8.3% IBU 34
Sly cream-like sweetness balances the bold roasted grains for a round and full palate. Absolutely delicious! Named after the elusive Black Fox with white-tipped tail seen on a nearby trail early one morning – very Sly indeed!
City Nitro Cream Stout
ABV 8.2% IBU 32
Nitrogenated for an extra smooth, clean and flavorful taste. By the glass only in the Arkose taproom. Part of the Beer Expressions series emphasizing brewing as a creative form of expression.
Beauty Blonde
ABV 5.2% IBU 14
Tastes like sunshine in a glass. A natural beauty. “If one truly loves nature one finds beauty everywhere” – Vincent Van Gogh. Part of the Beer Expressions series emphasizing brewing as a creative form of expression.
Snarly West Coast IPA
ABV 6.8% IBU 75
Centennial and Cryo Mosaic hops fight it out for a snarly burst of citrus flavor and potent tropical aroma in this classic style West Coast IPA.
A style-defying ale that reaches new heights with malty caramel flavor and low hop bitterness. Named after High Ridge Lake and the surrounding mountains in Palmer.
