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Firehouse Blonde
"She'll put the fire out!" |
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Firehouse Blonde
Our lightest bodied beer, Firehouse Blonde has a restrained fruitiness and slight bitterness. Great with spicy foods! |
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Cocoa Porter
Our cocoa porter is a creamy robust
brew. It is brewed with real cocoa and just a hint of
vanilla. Originally a winter release, this beer may be sticking around for a while due to popular demand. |
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Summer Sky Hefeweizen
"Banana beer?" |
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Summer Sky Hefeweizen
Rooster Fish's seasonal wheat beer, you can distinctly smell and taste a banana flavor produced by the yeast. In Germany, Hefeweizen is a breakfast beer... but you can enjoy it with any of our appetizers as a great snack. |
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Mad Monk Dunkelweizen
"Keep your "Mad Monk" at bay ..." |
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Mad Monk Dunkelweizen
Our winter seasonal, Mad Monk Dunkelweizen is the darker cousin of our Hefeweizen. A subtle hint of chocolate malt cloaks the beer in a rich opaque brown as it wraps the banana character in a delicious bitter-sweet. The perfect beer to keep your "Mad Monk" at bay during the long cold winter. |
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Dogtooth Pale Ale
"A hair of the..." |
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Dogtooth Pale Ale
A dry pale ale with pleasant bitterness and flavorful hops. A true beer drinker's dream. Also good with spicy foods and seafood, try it with our jambalaya or salmon! |
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Hop Warrior Imperial IPA
"Respect the Warrior " |
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Hop Warrior Imperial IPA
This is the big boy! 90+ IBU, lots of maltiness and 8% + ABV! A very tasty full flavored ale, our most popular. It has earned the tag line - "Watch out, the Warrior will get you!" Available in a 10 oz. pour - $5. |
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Dark Nut Brown Ale
"The Fish is the best!" |
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Dark Nut Brown Ale
A rich, dark nut brown, it has deep flavors of roasted barley and chocolate. Not so bitter, very smooth. Great with a steak. Great with chocolate cake. Great alone. Our "Flagship" ale! |
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Old Cascade Amber
"The delicious experiment." |
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Old Cascade Amber
Caramel in color, you can taste New York’s citrusy hops throughout. Nice caramel malt flavor. Some say there are hints of fruit - what do you think? Try it with a burger or steak!
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