Heart of Gold
ABV 9.1% | special release
Belgian-style Tripel dry-hopped with Nelson Sauvin. Brewed in collaboration with Small Change Brewing Company of Somerville, MA.
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Belgian-style Tripel dry-hopped with Nelson Sauvin. Brewed in collaboration with Small Change Brewing Company of Somerville, MA.
Greatful North uses the same hops (Citra, Amarillo, Cascade), grains and yeast as our dry-hopped pale ale Tie Dyed, but just more of it! At 9.1% abv, this double dry-hopped imperial pale ale is big and bold but with a dangerously smooth finish.
Go easy – this 10% abv Russian Imperial Stout packs a punch! Dark, rich, boozy, yet smooth. This one’s a sipper! A perfect dessert beer (goes great with chocolate cake) or anytime of day – we won’t judge! Try it with a steak or a burger. When you can only have one beer – this […]
Sideways Dog-Face is a lager dry-hopped with Citra and Mandarina Bavaria. Brewed in collaboration between Great North Aleworks & Zane Lamprey’s Adv3nture, which produces innovative apparel for travelers, explorers and livers of life.
Lightly hopped with a blend of malts creating a bready, honey-like flavor. Marzen Rover has a touch of sweetness, followed by a clean dry finish making it easy drinking yet satisfying.
It’s Raining Raspberries is the first in our rotating fruited sour ale series.
Keep NH Brewing IPA is a statewide collaboration to benefit the NH Brewers Association.
Don’t worry, it’s lemon! Abominable Snow Cone is our take on a Shandy. This crisp beer is blended with a touch of fresh Sicilian Lemon Juice from our friends at Fabrizia Spirits in Salem, NH.
Phil Nerboso of Norfolk, MA won brewer of the year at the 2017 New England Regional Homebrew Competition. To celebrate his achievement, Phil joined us to brew one of his favorite beers, an English Style Barleywine.
Phil Nerboso of Norfolk, MA won brewer of the year at the 2017 New England Regional Homebrew Competition. To celebrate his achievement, Phil joined us to brew one of his favorite beers, an English Style Barleywine.