The Brewer's Apprentice Beer Styles
NEW BREWS!
Old Butcher
Style: Alt
Have a hack at this old (Alt) style German ale. A sociable drink with a good balance between malt sweetness and hop. Although this brew is dark amber in color it is surprisingly crisp and refreshing. This was the drink of Germany before lagers were discovered. $189.00
Reindorf Kölsch
Style: Kolsch / German Ale
Many American beer lovers still haven’t heard of Kolsch style ales, which is a shame… Kolsch beer is the lightest of the ales (the uninitiated may confuse this brew with a lager), yet it’s wonderfully complex. This is the “lawn- mower beer” of beer snobs. $189.00
Smooth Porter
Style: Baltic Porter
This true-to-style Baltic Porter lives up to its name with plenty of depth, a deep black hue, and more smoothness than a cool cucumber on a hot Saturday night. Be forewarned, although this brew is extremely easy to drink it has a very respectable alcohol level. $194.25
County Cork Stout
Style: Stout
This brew pays homage to two famous ales from the shores of southern Ireland. Murphy’s stout & Beamish stout are often overlooked by stout drinkers, however, many feel that they are superior to the “other” famous Irish Stout. County Cork Stout offers a good complexity, body, & drinkability. A great, traditional, Irish stout. $194.25
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OrangeBOOM ! A somewhat hoppy Dutch style...a "sandwiches" brew. $160.00
Pay a visit to Broken Hill with this tasty brew. $165.00
A somewhat traditional style Bamberg smoked beer from the days when Schlenkerla was known only in Germany. A heavy addition of smoked malt adds to the complexity. $180.00
Here's a brew for all those armchair quarterbacks out there. This 'Bud' style is the recipe for those who like to stay with the drink they grew up with. Here's to loyalty! $155.00
Good malt character, nice dark color, subtle hops, and ages well. An excellent dark lager and a Jo-Ellen favorite $175.00
This black lager is really impressive, and dark! Created by Carmine Diamonte, this lager is mild, yet full in flavor and body. $185.00
BOLDER Boulder Urquell
This is a little darker in color and somewhat fuller-bodied than our standard Boulder Urquell. Becoming quite popular! $165.00
The original Boulder pilsener has slightly less of a hoppy flavor than that of Czech Session but owns a flowery bouquet stronger than the other pilseners. We encourage experimentation with this brew to find that magical combination of ingredients to make this urquell the ultimate pilsener. $165.00
Budapest is a Hungarian Pilsner that is a little drier than the Czech style with a higher alcohol content. This brew is "clean" with a hoppy accent. $165.00
This "good beer" is brewed to taste like Corona. It relies on fermentables to give a nice body while using very little hop. A slightly lower alcohol "south of the border" recipe. $150.00
A recipe for those loyal folks out there who like to stay with tradition. $150.00
A remarkably drinkable beer, the Czech Session gets its distinctive flavor from the Saaz hops, while the unique finish is obtained by the addition of more Saaz hops directly into the fermenting vessel. Our version of legendary Pilsner Urquell. $165.00
Deep golden medium body lager - highly reccommended! Refreshingly hopped. A customer favorite! $175.00
This is another mild interpretation of a pilsner style of lager. Slightly lighter than Luebecker with a lower specific gravity and alcohol content, Dutch Gold can be considered a European Style Lager. $165.00
Created by a native German to replicate his all-time favorite beer. This straw colored pilsner is light and yet flavorful and satisfying. An excellent choice for a hot summer day.$165.00
Northern German Pilsner, Golden color, medium body, clean and crisp flavor with prominent hop bitterness. Distinctive aroma, flowery "noble" hops, we use a combination of Saaz, Spalt and Cascade hops. Similar to Samuel Adams' Golden Pilsner. $165.00
Our version of the original Oktoberfestbier is a nice deep amber with a pleasant malty sweetness. This Marzen has a fine relationship between its color, aroma and palate. A wonderful compliment with potatoes, noodles and even pizza. $165.00
Created in celebration of Saint Patrick's Day 98, this amber colored lager was a huge success. This is our version of Harp and is a good choice for flavorful yet very drinkable beer.$165.00
This Dortmunder style lager is dirty blonde in color with a crisp taste. Spicy hopped but not bitter, with no lingering aftertaste. Goes down easy. Created by Gary Wolfe. $165.00
A Jamaican lager. Our version of Jamaica's famous Red Stripe lager. Bring a taste of the islands home with this crisp refreshing summertime beer. Jimmy says “Ya Mon” $170.00
This is a dark lager made of the Munich style. It is slightly chocolaty with a quality similar to a lighter bock. The wheat and chocolate malts make a style full of flavor and complexity. Kulmbach has been brewed with great success. $165.00
This Lager can almost be classified as a pilsner but has a slightly softer character with the mild hop and higher extract content. $165.00
4 pounds of honey are used to create this tasty beer. The alcohol content is higher than any of our other lagers. This beer has been a popular brew. $175.00
This is a very popular easy drinking lager that originates from north of the border. Its original ancestor being Moosehead, it tends to be just as popular here in the U.S. $175.00
G'day mate! Here is your Foster's-Aussie style recipe. A golden lager with a nice hop finish. $155.00
Clean and delicious. Jo-Ellen's pick for a light and yet flavorful lager. $160.00
The "Boston" may give this one away...Yes, this is our Boston-style lager. This recipe is very popular due to the fact that this style appeals to the largest proportion of the beer-drinking public, hence Jim Koch's success. A great one to brew for the first-time customer and the old-timer as well. $165.00
Sequoia Steam
This slighty sweet Amber Lager requires advance notice for San Fransico Lager yeast preparation. This brew is left unfiltered but forced carbonated. This is absolutely one of Jo-Ellen's favorites! $190.00
This lager is stronger in alcohol and could qualify as a bock. It is very malty with a low hop presence but it is the San Francisco lager yeast that makes this beer stand out. John Parsons, of Weyerbacher, stated that "If you haven't brewed at The Brewer's Apprentice, this beer is the reason you should"! Created by George Noble. $170.00
This Bavarian brew is very clean with subtle hop undertones. Steinmadchen is of a St. Pauli "Girl" style but slightly less bitter. A nice spring/summer drink for picnics. $165.00
If you've kicked up your boots up in Texas, you've had a beer like this. If not, this is great time to start. Great with enchiladas, tacos, and Cowboys football. $150.00
This amber colored lager is a little sweet in character with a nice malty flavor. The hop presence is low, a good contrast from standard bitters (ales). A smart "step-up" from commerical lagers. Highly recommended by Jo-Ellen. $170.00
Vienna Mexicalli
Negro Modelo style Vienna Lager. Vienna lager is wonderful beer to have around as the weather cools off and a richer beer is welcome. $170.00
Alaskan Amber Ale
Created by Jo-Ellen Ford to replicate the commercial version of the beer. Call in advance for German Ale yeast.. An excellent session beer. $180.00
Brown porter variant. Very malty, full body beer and minimal hop presence. $165.00
Avenue B Export
Created by David Palmeri. This India Pale Ale sports a hop aroma almost spicy due to combination of continental and British hops. Generous alcohol! $180.00
Beavertooth Ale is a big seller and a staff favorite. The combination of Crystal and Wheat grains contribute nice sweet undertones with a mild hopping flavor and finish. We suggest a variation using Roasted Barley to add a deeper color and roasty texture, much like the Colorado favorite, Fat Tire. $165.00
This Extra Special Bitter is perfect for the sociable evening. The traditional Kent hop provides excellent character while the brown sugar and generous dry hopping set this bitter apart. $175.00
Bison Cream Ale
Our version of Genessee Cream. $165.00
Blood and Fire Amber Ale
This one was created by John Durschak with Tom Logan, and is slightly heavier than our Alaskan Amber Ale. It has a deep, rich reddish color, and just a hint of nuttiness. Don't pass this one by if you like a good amber ale. $170.00
Braveheart Scotch Ale
This is a classic strong Scottish ale with a complex blend of smoke and malt. This brew finishes smooth and clean with a dry hop aftertaste. Call in advance and request Edinburgh Scottish ale yeast. Please note this brew is bottle conditioned only. $200.00
Brewer's ESB
Those who didn't think they would enjoy a bitter beer were surprised by this one! A Fuller's Style ESB. $165.00
Our version of Rogue Red. This is the ultimate"hop head" beer! Plenty of Williamette, Cascade, Chinook and Centennial. $175.00
A Boddington's style. This beer is light in color, yet not light on flavor. It is generously hopped and uses a Windsor British yeast.Price: $175.00
Traditional style red ale, is a good introduction to more flavorful beers. This reddish brown mild bodied brew's sweetness is well balanced by the hops bitterness. $165.00
This strong ale has a high alcohol content, but balanced malt and hop bitterness. We use lots of American Hops, Chinook, Cascade and Centennial. This beer is one of our Award winners! Call ahead for California Ale yeast. $185.00
A nice brew for a cold winter evening. Well balanced, rich and creamy with chocolate and a little cream (lactose). $185.00
A traditional British-style ale with interesting departures from tradition. This ale employs Vienna and wheat malts and is dry-hopped with Cascade hop. A nice, light-bodied ale with good complexity and a "hoppy ending". $175.00
Dead Presidents Ale
Created by Michael Ferrands, this is a fairly light pilsner recipe. The yeast is British, and it gives the beer its own distinctive signature. This beer is developing into one of our most popular recipes to date, and we predict this brew to be a summer favorite. A Jo-Ellen favorite.$170.00
This is an amber colored, lighter bodied IPA. It has a crisp hop flavor and aroma. This Ballentine styled ale is perfect for the warmer months. Created by Carl Perks. Call in advance for German Ale yeast. Price: $175.00
Created by our own Tom Logan, a high alcohol scotch ale in the Skull Splitter style. This brew can be made with either Irish Ale or Edinburgh Ale yeast, however we have made this one using our standard Nottingham Ale yeast and been completely satisfied. $200.00
E-Z Street Strong Ale
Don't let the name fool you. High alcohol, high hopped, all extract brew. Drinks easy and catches up with you fast. This brew will be unfiltered and forced carbonated. Call for East Coast Yeast. $180.00
Fat Tire Amber Ale
A popular Colorado brew. Many customers are acquainted wtih this favorite regional beer and are pleased to bring the recipe a little closer to home. $180.00
Gale's Festival Mild
Sweet and fruity aroma. Although this brew has no fruit per se, it does have fruity flavors, blackcurrants, raisins and raspberry, with bitterness and citric flavors in finish. $160.00
Harvest Ale
Deep golden to amber colored, highly hopped fall brew. Another created by Carl Perks. $180.00
Haystack Blonde Ale
This recipe was given to us by the brewmaster of theAdironack Brewing Co.. It was a favorite of our customers Liz and Al Blanc, after we brewed it we agreed. This our only recipe using rye malt. Price: $180.00
This brew fulfills many requests for a honey brown ale. Brewed in the Dundee style. This is a very drinkable, medium body and slightly sweet beer. Brew a batch at our low introductory price. $155.00
Howling Wolf Pale Ale
Created by Len Miller. This brew uses traditonal British hops and blends them with untraditional honey and brown sugar to create a fine pale ale. $165.00
Kaya Red
A lighter version of our Spotted Hen. We used lighter crystal for a variation of a popular British style ale.Call in advance for Burton Ale Yeast. $180.00
The name says it all. Strong, full bodied and yes, brewed with genuine Kona coffee. Please give us 72 hours notice (for coffee) before you brew. $190.00
Watney's style cream stout. The cold winter months invite you to brew this warming stout. Created by TBA'S Tom Logan. $200.00
This unique Scotch Ale was created by Tom Logan, an Brewer's employee and experienced home brewer. We used peated malt and Edinburgh Yeast to achieve this traditional flavor. This one is receiving rave reviews. Price: $190.00
This recipe is for a fruity-dry porter drinker who may be just beginning to make the transition to the darker beers. London is not as "hearty" as our "Coal Porter" but it goes down very easy. Modeled after the "Young's" variety. $165.00
The recipe deserves to be named after the famous Boulder foothills "Catwalk", not to mention it has a nice ring. Mesa is a nicely hopped ale with a beautiful color due to the black malt contribution. A good beer for a summer stroll. $165.00
Muni's Old Peculiar
Deep rich, full bodied British dark ale. Jo-Ellen's pick in the brown ale style. $195.00
Here is a medium bodied brown ale that has been one of our crowd pleasers. The mild hopping offers a smooth brew for a wide range of beer drinkers. A Newcastle style, this titled brew is a recipe for all year round. $165.00
This rich and hearty stout was crafted to pay tribute to Otto Bros. Brewery’s Moose Juice Stout recipe. Otto has a certain chewy taste derived from an abundance of roasted barley. This stout will be bottle conditioned only. $195.00
This is our darkest all extract beer. Picadilly is an english dark ale stronger in bitterness than our other brown ales with a mild finish. This recipe is for the brewer who likes a lower alcohol colorful ale. Also a fun recipe to change around to your liking. $155.00
A traditional tart Belgian yeast is placed on a strong dark cherry ale. This high alcohol brew is best enjoyed after aging. This brew was designed by Donald Farrell and Paul Prior in the style of Troeg’s Mad Elf Winter Ale. Bottle conditioned only**. $210.00
This ale is easy drinking and resembles a Bass Ale. This is our number one best seller. With its chestnut color this ale is great for a cold fall day. $165.00
Created for Bob Romanansky, designed to satisfy his request for Ispwich Dark Ale. $165.00
We recommend drinking this beer out of a pint glass to give the effect of a British Bitter. If you like a strong amber bitter, this should be your recipe. It's resemblence to a Stone's Best has made this a very popular beer to make. $165.00
Served most often as an aftermeal refreshment or as a nightcap, Shillings is defined with traditional Black, Crystal, and Pale grains. This scotch brew is heavily hopped and high in alcohol. Styled after MacEwan's. $170.00
This flavor can be best explained as bittersweet caused by a large helping of Cluster hop teamed with a smart combination of Wheat and Crystal malts. A perfect beer for the brewer who likes a little extra in his pale ale. Yes, you guessed it, a Sierra Nevada Pale style. $165.00
Named after a favorite Irish ale, this brew has been acclaimed to be better than the original Smithwick's. Judge for yourself.$170.00
Malty, sweet, creamy and smooth. This porter is one we are very proud of and have recieved endless compliments on. $185.00
Spotted Hen
Made for those who love Old Speckled Hen. A British pint, A British Ale….What more can be said? Should be made with Burton Ale Yeast, call in advance for a yeast starter. $180.00
This stout has a roasty-sweet quality with a nice fruity hop bitterness due to the Northern Brewer. Sweet stouts are not as high in alcohol as the Imperial or Dry, but is a pleasant pick-me-up any time of day, night or season. Bottle-conditioned only. $195.00
Taj Mahal Pale Ale
One of our best sellering pale ales. Taj Mahal is an India Pale Ale (IPA ) style. A nice deep pale ale with a wonderful hop finish. $165.00
A true pale ale, amber red color, not bitter with a light nuttiness. First brewed by British brewers in the Victorian age. $170.00
This pale will satisfy the most demanding pale ale drinkers. With a hint of red coloring it is breathtaking in a glass. The dry hopping will bring out the full flavor and aromatics needed in a true pale ale. $165.00
Brewed first in fall, 2001 this was one of the most popular brews of the season! Using the British yeast, this is an American yellow ale that behaves like a pilsner, making this a great drinking beer for summer or winter. $175.00
For those seeking the esoteric, this beer is wonderfully fermented with whiskey-soaked wood chips. It has a mild hop opening with a hint of Kentucky bourbon. Crafted by Kevin Caruso in the Fall of 2003, this beer is meant to be appreciated, not pounded. Bottle conditioning recommended. $200.00
This amber has been one of our best sellers. Although Wildfire doesn't truly duplicate any beer on the market, its roasty taste in combination with a slight bitterness has won the hearts of many. We encourage giving this one a try! $165.00
An authentic and aggressive traditional German bock beer. This is not subtle! $185.00
Chestnut Ale
A mild reddish brown, lightly flavored with holiday spices, but so well balanced it's a good selection any time of year. Call in advance for California Ale yeast. $175.00
The brewers in central Germany inspired this recipe, a variety of the DAB brews. $165.00
Fraulein Blonde Bock
Delicious, full body, Cascade hops and deep golden color. Award-winning beer! This beer rocks! $200.00
A variation of our Holiday Spice Ale. In this beer honey, nutmeg cinnamon and orange zest, combine for a wonderful spiced beer. $175.00
One of the highest alcohol brews we make. This bock is golden color, rich and sweet. This brew will remain unfiltered and forced carbonated. Created by Tom Logan. $200.00
An American Bock, Texas style, translated from Shiner's Bock. $165.00
This extra strong bottom-fermenting beer is heavy on flavor and alcohol. An excellent recipe for the experimental brewer who likes a hearty beer. Don’t be scared of the name, this is an excellent combination of elements. Seasonal for March and April. Dry hopping is optional. $180.00
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Bottle Conditioning Instructions Bottle conditioned beers are unfiltered and require additional time in the bottle to carbonate. Priming sugar will be added by a Brewer’s Apprentice employee, and this will be done in your presence. The beer is then stirred and bottled.You must store this beer at room temperature (70 degrees) for at least 2 weeks.At the 2 week date, try one.If the beer is still not carbonated, do not worry,some beers take a little longer. Be patient. All Wheat, all fruit beers, all Belgian, most stouts and porters are bottle conditioned only. |
Here is a perfect Christmas recipe. Weizenbock has become a popular brew due to its unique quality. Pale bocks are somewhat new concept that will soon become tradition with many brewers. Abbey requires no darkening agents but does use other popular bock ingredients. Call ahead for Hefeweizen yeast. $180.00
Apricot Ale No. 9
If you like Magic Hat No. 9 then stop here. Call in advance and request East Coast yeast and schedule additional kettle time (note this beer is bottle conditioned only). $195.00
This is a light bodied lager, combined with blackberries, which creates a refreshing summer beer. This recipe is calling for fruit extract and is not recommended for using purees. However the fruit extract choice is extensive...including cherry, peach, blueberry, apricot, apple, cranberry or raspberry. $165.00
A fine blonde ale created by Mark Hnidj and Jeff Amon, this one won first prize in our recipe contest. A Belgian Wit yeast starter is necessary , call in advance. Price: $180.00
High in alcohol, true strong Belgian flavors, another one of our Belgian styles created by Tom Logan. Our Belgian Trippel, South Street Abbey No.179, Devil Brew, Estonian Porter and the Mai Bock are the highest alcohol beers we make (in case you wanted to know). Call in advance for Belgian Ale yeast. $200.00
A Silver Medal winner at the BOP Brew-off 2000! The combination of lemon grass and coriander works wonderfully with the Belgian Saison yeast to create a deliciously different flavor. This beer is impressive! A Jo-Ellen favorite. $185.00
Brew your beer the way the colonists did. Spruce was commonly used as a substitute for hops. Another less common additive but just as appropriate would be licorice in some form. Add molasses, a colonial staple, and you have a rich dark delicious beer! This beer would be only for the truly adventurous. $165.00
As the name implies we use local Colts Neck Honey, Zenja Honey has replaced Colts Neck Honey since the passing of our friend Harry Barth. Please call ahead 72 hours to request an American Hefeweisssen yeast starter. Another Award winning recipe! $180.00
Cranberry - Maple Winter Ale
This sweet-sour combination works beautifully to create a beer with distinction. Serve this one to your guests & you won’t be offering the same old brew. Created by "Uncle" Joe Lobby. $190.00
A Tom Logan brew in the Duval style. Brewed with corriander and bitter orange peel and Belgian Ale yeast. Call and request yeast starter. $200.00
Dark (Dunkel) Wheat (Weiss) beer brewed with traditional German Yeast. Deep amber to brown in color this brew is full-flavored with hints of clove and spice esters. Another in the Tom Logan recipe collection. Call and request Hefeweizen yeast starter. $180.00
Brew like the monks do. This one is truly a great beer. We like to use a trappist yeast, so give us 72 hours notice and we'll start one for you. $180.00
Our highest alcohol wheat beer and with a deeper color than traditional German style wheats. By style, wheat beers are my (Jo-Ellen) favorite, it is truly hard to pick a single recipe but El Jefe Wheat is one of my top choices. Call ahead for American Hefeweizen yeast. $190.00
Gnarley Barley Wine is for the hefty drinker who may also be a fan of brandy or whiskey. It is a perfect after dinner drink or nightcap. Although it has a slight wininess, this brew is called a wine because it is too high in alcohol to catagorized as a beer. Styled after " Old Nick". $190.00
A touch of Rauch grains make this wheat truly exceptional. Without a doubt, one of our best. Please call ahead 72 hours to request a Hefeweizen yeast starter. $185.00
This refreshing light lemon beer was the Castellano Brothers request for their favorite, Pete's Wicked Summer Brew. An excellent choice! $160.00
This is a very pale wheat beer, lightly tart, mellow, with a sweet-sour overlay. This beer takes just a spritz of coriander and orange peel. This brew is credited to Joe Lobby, a dedicated brewer! 72 hours notice to brew, please call for a Belgian Wit Yeast $185.00
We are big lovers of wheat beer here at The Brewer's Apprentice, and this is one of several wheat beers we have created. The combination of peach and wheat create a wonderful well balanced beer. Please call ahead 72 hours to request a American Hefeweizen yeast starter. $185.00
A slighlty sweeter trappist than our Englebretsen Trappist. Call in advance for Trappist Yeast. $180.00
Brewed with a hint of cinnamon. The cinnamon combines beautifully with the peach flavor. Call ahead for additional kettle time(if using puree). This beer can be made with either fruit puree or fruit extract. Please note that if your choice is puree the beer will be bottle conditioned. $190.00
With out a doubt this beer would be considered a seasonal brew. If you like something different to serve guests during the holiday season this could be the one for you. Advance notice a must (additonal kettle time needed in scheduling) and bottle conditioned only. $200.00
A Belgian style Strong Ale. This beer is traditional for it's style, using a Belgian Abbey style yeast. It's a bit fruity and spicy, full and robust with a lovely color and bouquet. Jo-Ellen's favorite in the Belgians. Price: $195.00
Brewed with golden raisins and using a trappist yeast, modeled after Raision d’Etre from Dog Fish Head Brewery. Call ahead for raisons and yeast availability. Created by Tom Logan. Bottle conditioned only. $200.00
The light taste of wheat beer lends itself perfectly to the addition of lemon and coriander, making this a perfect summer brew. All wheat beers are bottle conditioned only and require advance notice for yeast preparation. $185.00
Vollbier Weisse
Our wheat recipe is not of a traditional style. We use over six pounds of wheat grain but do not use a wheat extract to give this beer a nice wheat flavor that is not overwheling. A good beer for a brewer wanting to experiment with wheat ingredients. Please call ahead 72 hours to request a Hefeweizen yeast starter. $185.00
This beer is named after the special wheat yeast we used to make it. This yeast creates a wheat in which Banana and Clove aroma and flavor are present. This is the recipe if you are looking for the most "traditional" German Wheat. Highly recommended by Jo-Ellen. Please call ahead 72 hours to request a Hefeweizen yeast starter. $180.00
We sometimes have customers ask if we have a beer "...that's like Bass..." or one of the other popular commercial brews. Some of our recipes, listed here, were developed intentionally as direct clones, but don't let this list steer you away from the other 130 superb recipes above!
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| Bass | Royal Brown Ale | |||
| Boddington's | British Bobby's Best Bitter | |||
| Ballantine | East Brookwood IPA | |||
| Budweiser | Beechwood Lager | Coors | Colorado Lager | |
| Celebrator | Sublimator Doppelbock | Catwalk (Colorado) | Mesa Trail Pale Ale | |
| Corona | Cerveza Buena | Dundee | Honey Brown Ale | |
| Pilsner Urquell | Czech Session Pilsner | Duval | Devil Brew | |
| DAB | Dortmunder Export | Old Peculiar | Muni's Old Peculiar | |
| Foster's | Outback Lager | |||
| Fat Tire | Fat Tire Amber Ale | Fuller's | Brewer's ESB | |
| Shiner's Bock | Shining Bock | |||
| Moosehead | Muskoka Lager | HoeGaarten Wit | No Hoe in Das Gaarden | |
| Killian's Red | Wildfire Red | |||
| Harp | Irish Lager | Ipswich Dark Ale | Screamin' Eagle Dark Ale | |
| Hacker-Pschoor Wheat | Weihenstephan Wheat | |||
| MacEwan's | Shillings Scoth Ale | Sierra Nevada Pale Ale | Sierra Madre Pale Ale | |
| Sam Adams Boston | Revere's Boston Lager | Sam Adams Golden Pils | G.W. Ambassador Pilsner | |
| Rogue Red | Brewer's Red | Negro Modello | Vienna Mexicali | |
| Speckled Hen | Spotted Hen | Speckled Hen (lighter) | Kaya Red | |
| St Pauli Girl | Steinmadchen Lager | |||
| Magic Hat No. 9 | Apricot Ale No. 9 | |||
| Sierra Nevada Celebration | Celebrate Ale | Pete's Wicked Summer | Metedeconk Summer Brew | |
| Sam Courage | Courageous Pitbull Ale | |||
| Warsteiner | Fred's Warsteiner | Yuengling | Luebecker Lager |