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Pigs Ear Brown Ale won Grand National Champion for brown ales at the United States Beer Tasting Championships in 2004 and 2006. Medium bodied with a balance of roasted and crystal malts creating a hearty nutty flavor. Medium bitterness with a slightly sweet finish.
O.G. 1.054 / 25 IBUs / 4.3% abv

Amber in color with slight caramel sweetness. Medium hop bitterness. Malty up front with a nice hop/ malt balance.
O.G. 1.058 / 23.3 IBUs / 5.5% abv
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Straw  in color with low hop character and bitterness. A light dry finishing beer. A summer favorite on those hot days.
O.G. 1.047, 4.13%abv
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The same as our original wheat but with the delicious refreshing flavor of raspberry in every sip. A light dry finishing beer. A summer favorite on those hot days.
O.G. 1.047 / 18 IBUs / 4.13%abv
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Best Pale Ale in the Northeast and second overall in the Country at the United States Beer Tasting Championships. Pale amber in color with
O.G. 1.057 / 56.4 IBUs / 5.7%abv
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Introducing the newest beer in our already impressive line up: Through
Hiker Double Rye P.A. At a time when most breweries are scaling back hop usage due to price and limited availability, we've gone to the complete opposite end of the spectrum with Through Hiker! This unfiltered behemoth is loaded with American Cascade and Centennial hops in the boil and over THREE POUNDS of Cascade in the hop percolator! As if that weren't enough, we dry-hopped Through Hiker in the fermenter with even more Cascade hops!
What does all this mean? 56 IBU's is what it means. At 13.5 Lovibond, Through Hiker is Amber in color with a slightly reddish hue due to the addition of Crystal malt and the ample addition of Cara-Pils malt. A full 20% of the grain bill consists of Weyermanns Rye malt which adds a spicy, full, viscous mouthfeel to the beer. Our total grain bill weighed out at
just over 450 lbs. which adds up to 7.9% abv. so please drink responsibly,
lamp shades on the head are SO yesterday...We'll be rolling out the red carpet for Through Hiker on Monday August 18th and it will only be available on site at the Woodstock Inn, Station and Brewery!
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A creamy unfiltered oatmeal stout with roasted and black patent malts shinning through.  Complex, medium to dry palate  with a bittersweet finish.
O.G.1.055, 5.13%abv
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Light golden in color.  Dry and crisp with a semi assertive, Fuggles hop bitterness. Hops are prominent but not overwhelming. Overall, a well balanced representation of the golden ale style.
O.G.1.050 / 30 IBUs / 4.75%abv
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A dark full bodied porter brewed with real maple syrup. Black patent malt character shows through in the beginning with a silky smooth finsh.
O.G. 1.069, 6.0%abv
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Deep chestnut in color. Rich malty ale with low hop bitterness and aroma. Smoked peat malt gives this ale a subtle smokey finish.
O.G.1.054, 4.75%abv
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Chestnut in overall color. Medium bodied with apple and cinnamon flavor and aroma.
O.G. 1.055,4.63%abv
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Deep ruby hue, A hearty full bodies holiday ale . Very malty with assertive hoppiness combining with alcohol warmth.
O.G. 1.079, 8.0%abv
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Deep golden in color. Clean, crisp, ale hopped with traditional English hops. A slight fruitiness gives way to hop assertiveness.
O.G.1.057,5.6%abv
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Try a K & M Root Beer float. Named for Keegan and Molly Rice.
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