Smuttynose Ale

New Hampshire- American Brown Ale- Old Brown Dog has been cited as a classic example of the "American Brown Ale" style of beer. Compared to a typical English Brown Ale, Old Brown Dog is fuller-bodied and more strongly hopped.

New Hampshire- American Brown Ale- Old Brown Dog has been cited as a classic example of the "American Brown Ale" style of beer. Compared to a typical English Brown Ale, Old Brown Dog is fuller-bodied and more strongly hopped.

New Hampshire- Pumpkin Ale- Smuttynose Pumpkin Ale is a homage to the craft and heritage of America's brewers. Recipes calling for the use of pumpkins in beer date back to early colonial times. This ale is brewed with the addition of pumpkin to the mash, along with traditional spices.

New Hampshire- Pumpkin Ale- Smuttynose Pumpkin Ale is a homage to the craft and heritage of America's brewers. Recipes calling for the use of pumpkins in beer date back to early colonial times. This ale is brewed with the addition of pumpkin to the mash, along with traditional spices.

New Hampshire- Pumpkin Ale- Smuttynose Pumpkin Ale is a homage to the craft and heritage of America's brewers. Recipes calling for the use of pumpkins in beer date back to early colonial times. This ale is brewed with the addition of pumpkin to the mash, along with traditional spices.

United States - New Hampshire - American Pale Ale. This style of beer generally offers hop-forward flavors and aromas with less hop bitterness than an American IPA. Use of different hops offer different flavors and aromas.

United States - Massachusetts - Blackberry Ale delivers a vibrant burst of natural fruit flavor balanced by a smooth and slightly acidic backbone, making it approachable for seasoned craft drinkers and newer consumers. It’s positioned for porch season, tailgates, festivals, and beyond

New Hampshire- American Brown Ale- Old Brown Dog has been cited as a classic example of the "American Brown Ale" style of beer. Compared to a typical English Brown Ale, Old Brown Dog is fuller-bodied and more strongly hopped.

New Hampshire- English Pale Ale- This copper-colored ale is medium-bodied and highly hopped. Its flavor is delightfully complex: tangy fruit at the start, with an assertive hop crispness and a long malty palate that has been compared to the flavor of freshly-baked bread.

New Hampshire- American Brown Ale- Old Brown Dog has been cited as a classic example of the "American Brown Ale" style of beer. Compared to a typical English Brown Ale, Old Brown Dog is fuller-bodied and more strongly hopped.

United States - New Hampshire - American Pale Ale. This style of beer generally offers hop-forward flavors and aromas with less hop bitterness than an American IPA. Use of different hops offer different flavors and aromas.

United States - New Hampshire - Smuttynose Whole Lotta Haze IPA pours a hazy straw-colored yellow and hits you with tropical notes of pineapple and mango. The hops notes are front and center and the malt bill is soft and allows the pine and citrus to pop forward.

New Hampshire - Milk/ Sweet Stout - 6.5% ABV. Woodchop Chocolate Stout is dark, deep and sinfully smooth, brewed with a healthy dose of cocoa powder for a balanced but bold chocolately finish.

New Hampshire - Milk/ Sweet Stout - 6.5% ABV. Woodchop Chocolate Stout is dark, deep and sinfully smooth, brewed with a healthy dose of cocoa powder for a balanced but bold chocolately finish.

New Hampshire - Milk/ Sweet Stout - 6.5% ABV. Woodchop Chocolate Stout is dark, deep and sinfully smooth, brewed with a healthy dose of cocoa powder for a balanced but bold chocolately finish.