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Discover Montucky Cold Snack Beer. Is a carbonated, fermented alcoholic beverage. You can learn more about this beer and its availability here.

Big Sky Spiked Seltzer is our craft inspired take on "Making Water Fun!" Natural ingredients are combined with pure Montana water and fermented to 4.2% ABV. A refreshing alternative beverage which is low in carbs, gluten-free and it tastes great!

SCAPE GOAT IS OUR EXAMPLE OF A CLASSIC BRITISH PALE ALE WITH MONTANA FLAIR . EAST KENT GOLDING AND CRYSTAL HOPS ARE COMBINED TO PRODUCE A THIRST QUENCHING BEER WITH CITRUS UNDERTONES. SIMPLY PUT , SCAPE GOAT IS CRISP AND EASY TO DRINK . THIS BEER IS GREAT FOR THOSE HOT SUMMER DAYS OR FOR ANY TIME OF THE YEAR .

Big Sky Spiked Seltzer is our craft inspired take on "Making water fun!" Natural ingredients are combined with pure Montana water and fermented to 4.2% ABV. A refreshing alternative beverage which is low in carbs, gluten-free and it tastes great!

Big Sky Brewing’s Ivan the terrible Imperial Stout is brewed according to the traditional style using english hops and the finest american malt. It’s aroma and flavor balance well between esters of dried fruit and roasted cocoa with a slight bourbon presence.

Summer Honey Ale is a American Blonde Ale style beer brewed by Big Sky Brewing Company in Missoula, MT.

In tribute we present our bold Empire Imperial Stout, black as night and pouring with a thick tan head. It starts with an espresso-like, malt flavor and finishes smooth and slightly sweet from the addition of molasses in the brewing processs. Like standing at the top of a 102-story skyscraper, Empire is rewarding but not for the faint of heart.

Southern Indiana holds more than a few secrets and natural wonders. Among them is the Lost River with 23 of its 85 miles underground. Rising in Washington County, the river flows for miles until the stream turns dry as it vanishes into the limestone to form subterranean caverns, many of which remain unexplored. Another natural wonder is our version of the Lost River, a crisp, refreshing summer ale with spicy hop notes and a thick white foamy head. One taste and it’s no mystery how Lost River can make any thirst disappear on any occasion. Description lightest and easiest drinking beer. Brewed entirely with pilsner malt. Hop character is of the noble variety, leaving a light to medium “spicy” bitterness. A balanced beer, light bodied and lager like interpretation of a bohemian pilsner. If this beer were lagered, it would be a classic bohemian pilsner.

Discover Big Sky IPA Beer. Is a carbonated, fermented alcoholic beverage. You can learn more about this beer and its availability here.

A light bodied amber ale made with wildflower honey and natural raspberry. These ingredients, combined with five domestic and imported malted barleys, Pacific Northwest hops, water and ale yeast, creat a unique, fruity ale with a soft palate and a touch of sweetness

A traditional German dunkel (dark) bock brewed the old-fashioned way with dark Munich malts as the base instead of modern lightly kilned malts. This lager is smooth and deep brown in color with just a touch of German noble hops to balance the flavor.

Bayern Oktoberfest is the classic Bavarian Dark Märzen: not too sweet yet malty with a nice hop flavor. This beer is brewed with Pilsener, Munich and German Dunkel malt. The hops for this special brew come straight from the Hallertau region in northern Bavaria and the finishing hops are Saaz from the Czech Republic. Bayern’s fastest selling seasonal specialty beer, this beer is not just called Oktoberfest, it is Oktoberfest beer. It is brewed according to the standards of the Brewers’ Guild of Munich, which was established in 1815 when they brewed this beer for the first time to celebrate the royal wedding of King Ludwig I and Princess Maria Theresia.

Discover Big Sky Trout Slayer Ale Beer. Is a carbonated, fermented alcoholic beverage. You can learn more about this beer and its availability here.

This brew just landed in-store last week, and we were excited to try it after falling hard for The Tap Brewing Company’s Intergalactic Acid Berlinerweisse. The latest release from the Haverhill, Mass-based brewery is “brewed in the style of traditional farmhouse ales from the French speaking portion of Belgium. Fermentation occurs at a scorching 87 degrees (20 degrees higher than most ales) allowing the yeast to impart complex, spice-like flavors and aromas. Not a single spice is added to this brew; it’s all about fermentation.” The appearance is a deep, amber gold color with a medium haze and medium head retention — the head dissipates pretty quickly. The aroma is relatively faint, and mostly of malts and grains, little-to-no hops, and an ever-so-slight scent of bananas. This medium-bodied brew lands fizzy on the palate before opening up into a lightly sweet and vaguely spicy flavor. The hot fermentation temps seem to have imparted a spice profile that’s not altogether unlike a Hefeweizen. This brew seems to walk the line between being a Farmhouse and a Hefe — the low hop profile and mild acidity with that faintly spicy aspect and a higher ABV for the style (6.8%) result in an interesting combination, indeed. For us, the aftertaste has a burnt character that’s borderline metallic — not as dry as we expected, yet with a lingering bitterness. As the beer warms up, though, the sweetness of the malt profile becomes stronger and the aftertaste morphs into one that has more of the signature tang of a saison. As far as food pairings go, lately we’ve been pairing beers with sweet cherries that are in season (and delicious), and the combination of sugar and slight tartness with just about any beer, including this one, is winning.

Premium 2-row malt. Aromatic hops. Fermented with a timeless American lager yeast.Show More

Years ago whilst pierced the air and the ground literally shook from the power steam. The Monon Railroad helped propel Indiana’s economy from 1897 – 1956 and earned its name from the convergence of its four main routes in Monon, Indiana. From Monon, the mainlines reached Chicago, Louisville, Indianapolis, Michigan City, and most towns in between.

The hoppy punch of an IPA with the easy-drinking smoothness of a lager.

A lighter style American Wheat. Black Dog’s Crystal Weiss is an American version of a classic German style Kristall Weizen. This "crystal clear", cold filtered wheat beer is mildly hopped resulting in a refreshing and drinkable beer that can be enjoyed during any season. Initially contract brewed for Spanish Peaks Brewing Co at City Brewery - WI, in 2009 the production was moved to Olde Saratoga in NY and Butte Creek in CA.

A "double hopped" (dry hopped) unique American lager based on traditional European Pilsners with a crisp refreshing body and lots of taste. We add hops in the kettle and then again before finishing for aromatic quality.

Discover Big Sky Buckin’ Monk Belgian Style Tripel Beer. Is a carbonated, fermented alcoholic beverage. You can learn more about this beer and its availability here.