Blackrocks Ale

Michigan - American Pale Ale - 5.5% ABV. Crisp clean beer with fresh tropical hops jumping off your tongue. Like a Michigan summer, this beer is limited and not around for long.

United States - Michigan - Six Sporcket has a light body and smooth mouthfeel. With pleasant notes of creamy coffee and chocolate. This is one of those dark beers that has a tendancy to convert people who say "I don't like dark beer";

Michigan- American Pale Wheat Ale- 5.2% ABV. This is our summer seasonal beer. An american wheat brewed with Michigan honey and full lavender flowers. A fresh and flavorful ale with a great balance between the floral lavender and sweet honey.

Michigan- American Blonde Ale- 5.5% ABV. This is our crisp, refreshing, get stuff done beer. Willamette hops add lemon/orange flavors that sit on top of the grainy sweetness leading in to a snappy, dry finish.

Wisconsin- American Brown Ale. This style of beer generally offers roasted, caramel-like malt flavor and aroma as well as hop bitterness. This style pairs well with a variety of cooked and grilled foods.

Michigan - American IPA - 7.0% ABV. Bursting hops all over your face, our American IPA is full of earthy grapefruit, apricot, and piney hop flavors and aromas with a nice balanced yet dry finish.

United States - Michigan - We took the hop characteristics of a hazy, those soft bitterness and fleshy fruit forward flavors. And paired it with the bright, clean and refined body and mouthfeel of a standard American Pale Ale.

Michigan- American Pale Ale - 5.6% ABV. Brewed with Citra, Simcoe, Amarillo, Columbus, and Mosaic hops: This Pale explodes with a fruity/tropical character, but dials back the bitterness to keep it out of the IPA Range.

Michigan - American IPA - 7.5% ABV. We loaded this American IPA with Citra, Simcoe, and Mosaic Hops. The beer pops with a bright, punchy...succulent hop profile. Medium bodied.

Michigan - Session IPA - 4.8% ABV. Mosaic hops bring out big tropical / fruity aromas and flavors. the low ABV and easy body make it easy to justify grabbing "one more." Enjoy!