A classic style Porter created by fellow Brewer Gerald Peters. For those Porter fans this is well balanced with just enough smoked malt to bring together the flavors of the British malts. A very nice sipping style brew. 5.2% ABV / 30 IBU

A nice clean crisp light ale with subtle notes of corn. A classic style Cream Ale that is best enjoyed on a hot Summer day while relaxing at the Cottage. 5% ABV / 14 IBU

A highly hopped American IPA with a nice balance of malts and bitters. With a healthy dose of Citra, Cascade, and Warrior hops this is a favorite with the IPA drinkers. 6.9% ABV / 55 IBU

A unique twist on a mainstream rye beer, Red River Rye incorporates the flavors of Red River cereal with lots of oats, wheat and rye malt which creates a complex malt profile complimented by spicy, citrus, pine flavors from the hops. This addition to the Smokehouse lineup is provided by fellow Brewer Tim Peters. 6.3%…

A heavily hopped DIPA with enormous amounts of North American hops and malts including a good dose of local Honey. This DIPA is surprisingly smooth and well complimented with a nice juicy hop profile. 9% ABV / 120 IBU

Nice light American Lager with slight malt tones and a crisp finish. At 3.8 % ABV and 102 calories, this refreshing beer’s recipe was created and fine tuned for those who enjoy drinking lighter beers.

Traditional Irish Red Ale has a nice amber to red appearance with a slight hop aroma. Brewed with traditional 2 row malted barley and Cara red specialty malt. Named after our long lime family dog Roxy. The Red Ale is the perfect pairing to accompany your meal.

Traditional American Brown Ale with notes of chocolate and slight smoke finish. The Beerwick has proven and continues to be a staple brew in the Smokehouse lineup.

Traditional German Pilsner with the aroma and flavor of strawberries blended in the background. The Hallertau hops provide a nice traditional German bitters that balances well with the Strawberry addition. Erdbeere is German for strawberry.

An easy drinking IPA with a nice balance of hops and malts. Not overly hopped with only 54 IBU it has a noticeable bite but not overpowering the British Malts. Named after our miniature wire-haired Dachshund, who’s characteristics accompanies that of the IPA.