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Spitsbergen White IPA
A White IPA from the Arctic edge, balancing wheat softness, citrus bitterness, and restrained spice, delivering control, drinkability, and just enough tension to maybe warrant a closer look.
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Gelato: Red Jelly
A fruit-forward ice cream sour that leans hard into red berries and soft sweetness, delivering solid balance and easy drinking without chasing extremes or surprises.
From Norway With Love
From Norway with Love is a dense, high-ABV bourbon barrel-aged imperial stout from Lervig Rackhouse and Amundsen, built around vanilla, and roast, with a well-tamed savoury delivery.
Gouden Carolus Christmas 2025
A festive Belgian ale that delivers comfort more than fireworks, Gouden Carolus Christmas offers a smooth, warming winter experience that’s easy to enjoy and interesting to pick apart.
Colossus, Bourbon Barrel Aged (2025)
Bad Seed delivers an unusually composed and Colossal BA Barley Wine that is both big on paper and in the glass. It’s a true heavyweight within its category.
Midnight Disco
Alefarm’s Midnight Disco is a measured Black IPA where piney bitterness, restrained roast, and a lean body meet without excess, aiming for balance rather than boldness.
Blueberry Muffin
Great Notion’s Blueberry Muffin Tart Ale delivers woody blueberry and tidy structure, but the name promises more than the glass manages to follow through on.
Whisk(e)y Barrel Noir
A stout that looks straightforward on the surface but quickly proves far more specific in direction than the label lets on. This one leans into a bold profile that won’t be for everyone, and that’s exactly what makes it worth talking about.
Mornin’ Latte
Creamy imperial stout built on chocolate, milk sweetness, and café cues, where strength hides easily, and one key element quietly challenges the promise on the can.
Jule Sovs (Yule Sauce)
A festive name, hazy looks, and familiar New England IPA cues set the scene, but Jule Sovs quickly invites a closer look beyond the surface.
Forbidden Eden: Peach & Vanilla
A wild ale with peach and vanilla beans, leaningtart but measured. It’s elegant, sophisticated, and with a wild edge. Subtlety does most of the work.
Freaky
Vault City’s Freaky is unapologetically large, opaque, and sweet-leaning, built for drinkers comfortable with dessert-scale beer and curious whether restraint survives excess over a glass.
