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Our little place caught the attention of the local media, read for yourselves if you don't believe me!

Idaho Statesman article

Uncle Boise article

 

We have a seat to give away for Grand Teton's Beer Bus!!!!

Come in and fill out an entry form anytime from now until September 9th

1 entry form per person per day you can get additional entry forms by purchasing $4 pints of Sweetgrass

Last Updated August 28th                                  
 
  • Anchor, Humming Ale  5.9%
  • Big Sky, Summer Honey Ale  4.7%
  • Laughing Dog, Labby Ale  10.3%
  • North Coast, Old Stock Barleywine  11.5%
  • Goose Island, Matilda 7%
  • Grand Teton, Sweetgrass APA  6.5%
  • Sierra Nevada, Jack and Ken's Black Barleywine  10.2%
  • Full Sail, Sanctuary  7%
  • Widmer, Deadlift Imperial IPA  9.5%
  • Deschutes, Hop Ottin IPA  7%
  • Sierra Nevada, Kellerweis  4.8%
  • Kostritzer Black Lager  4.8%
  • Gouden Carlous, Grand Cru  11%
  • Sierra Nevada, Knightro ESB (NITRO)  6.2%
  • Deschutes, Mirror Pond (CASK)   5%

 

Did you know......

ESBs are essentially more aggressive and more balanced Bitters, both in alcohol and hop character, but nothing overpowering. Color range will be similar, though leaning towards the darker end of the scale; dark golds to copper. Low carbonation. Malts tend to be more pronounced, often toasty and fruity, with maybe some notes diacetyl. And despite "bitter" being in its name, ESBs are not really all that bitter. The key to an ESB is balance.

My two cents;

I was just on Ratebeer and I read a review of the Knightro and since it is my beer, I thought I would defend it.  ESB's as the description says are NOT supposed to be overly bitter or hoppy. Please when reviewing beers make sure you know the style that you are drinking.  The beer is made according to style and is a very good representation.

Due to limited availability at times we may not have all the bottles listed. Thank you for understanding.
American Ales:
Rogue XS Series I²PA 750ml
Rogue XS Series Old Crustacean Barleywine 750ml
Rogue XS Series Imperial Stout 750ml 
Rogue Brutal Bitter
Stone Ruination IPA
Stone Arrogant Bastard
Sierre Nevada Torpedo
Old Rasputin Imperial Stout
Pranqster
Full Sail Sessions Red and Black
Deschutes Seasonal Release
Full Sail Seasonal Release
Lagunitas Seasonal Release
Stone Seasonal Release
 
Belgian Style American Ales:
Brother David Double
Brother David Triple
Brother Thelonious
 
Belgian Ales:
Chimay Cinq Cents
Chimay Grand Reserve
Gouden Carolus Triple
Gouden Carolus Gran Cru
Delirium Tremens
Delirium Nocturnum
De Proef Saison Imperiale
De Proef Signature Ale (w/Tomme Arthur)
Konings Hoeven Triple
Konings Hoeven Quadrupel
Lindeman's Framboise Lambic
Kasteel Rouge
Kasteel Triple
Pawel Kwak Special Ale
Triple Karmeliet
Rochetort 8
Rochefort 10
St. Feullien Braun
St. Feullien Triple
Urthel Samaranth
Westmalle Double
Westmalle Triple

German:
G. Schneider Weisse
G. Schneider Wiessen Edel-Weisse
G. Schneider Aventinus Weizen Bock
Bitburger Premium Pilsner cans
Spaten Optimator
Ayinger Celebrator Dopplebock
Kulmbacher EKU 28 (11.2%abv)
Kulmbacher EKU Pils
 
 
English Ales:
Harviestoun Old Engine Oil
 
Lagers:
Full Sail Session Red and Black Stubbies
Peroni
Bitburger Drive N/A
 


 
 
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