Australian Galaxy hops are the showcase of this punchy Pale Ale. Grab a pour and as you gulp it down, boomerang yourself straight into the void of your newly emptied glass. Circle back with palette pleasing notes of zesty citrus, passionfruit and juicy peach. Things always hit different Down Under.

Booming with a wealth of "C" hops: Citra, Centennial, Cascade, and Comet. Hopstronomy has a big hop profile that mixes juicy tropicality with classic citrus notes. Shining like the Northern Lights this one has us looking up!

The Cthulhu Cult calls! This Lager beer with accents of noble hop is soft on the palate and good for the soul. Join us in raising a glass to the Ancient Beastie!

A brand new beer called Kaikoura Incident (referencing UFO sightings over the Kaikoura mountain ranges in New Zealand in the late 70s). This New Zealand style lager was hopped with various NZ hops: Nelson Sauvin, Nectaron, and Newzilla. Rumor from the production team is that this one is tasting amazing and we'll have those aliens back seeking it out any day now.

This Marzipan Ale is described by Dove this way: "Much like the band of the same name, Cheap Emotion is dark and melancholic with subtle notes of Midwestern, rustic flavor. Dynamic and deliberate with a comforting blend of honey, almond, and vanilla. Label art by Harmony Huong Nguyen @t4tstudio" *ALMOND ALLERGY*

This beer style is a lagered version of a big dark beer -- think turned up schwarzbier. Dark malt flavor, big ABV, but smooth and easy drinking with little to no ester component. That makes for a dangerous beer. You've been warned. Some of this batch will also be going into distribution so tell your friends and family to keep an eye out for The Iron Colossus around Michigan!

This version will have all of the delicious tartness of the original sour lake but with the added tropical flavors of passion fruit, banana, mango, & lemon. You are not going to want to miss this!

A new amber lager with German ingredients and a properly weird German reference and name! Named after the robot from Fritz Lang's (who was born in Vienna, but worked in Germany and the US) film Metropolis. Literally meaning "machine human," this cinematic groundbreaker was an obvious influence on future robots, like C-3PO and the Wild Robot. The beer is also very German in style... a fantastic lager for the winter months that we're certain Broad Leaf patrons will love.

We teamed up with Schuler Books to host a banned books themed event. It sounded like a cool idea to make a beer for the event... and seemed like an even cooler idea to name it "Beer for the Banned". You don't have to be in the Band or be Banned or any combination of those in order to drink this delicious coffee blonde ale that utilizes single origin Columbian Coffee from Schuil. So it's a beer for Schuler, but using Schuil coffee... got it?!

Hopped to the high heavens with scads of Citra, Talus, and Mosaic hops, creating big aromas of pink grapefruit and pine resin with background notes of rose and sage.

Here's the high praise Brewer Terry bestowed upon this batch, "I was hoping for something that landed on the outside of a German Pils and the inside of a Czech Pale Lager...We absolutely nailed it : ) That bitterness coats your tongue and just slides right down your throat, leaving just enough of a dry finish to make you want to take another big chug.

Michigan Apple Juice, Gluten Free, Dry

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Cola, Diet Cola, Lemon Lime, Root Beer, Lemonade, Rock N Rye, Orange Cream