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18-03-22 Beermenu Sauk Drinking Fresh Thinking Our Beer Year Round Favorites On Tap! Weiss Nix Weissbier A classic unfiltered Bavarian-style wheat beer, with an inviting fruity/ spicy aroma reminiscent of banana, citrus, and clove. 14 IBUs 5.3% abv Sister Golden Kölsch Crisp and refreshing German-style golden ale, with classic malt character Irish Red Ale McLovin and just a kiss of noble hops. Our famous red ale boasts a deep Uncomplicated and easy-drinking. copper color and smooth, toasty caramel 20 IBUs 4.9% abv malt character, with just a touch of roasted barley in the finish for an exceptionally easy-drinking pint. 21 IBUs 5.3% abv Scaredy Cat Oatmeal Stout Bronze Medal Winner at the 2012 World Beer Cup® A hearty and full-bodied dark beer with & Silver Medal Winner at the 2014 World Beer Cup®! rich malt flavors of molasses cocoa, caramel, and espresso. Woodshed Oaked IPA 30 IBUs 6.3% abv Our flagship beer walks the line Bronze Medal - 2015 Great American Beer between tradition and invention. Festival®! Inviting floral/citrus hop aromas and Gold Medal - 2016 World Beer CupSM! vanillin-rich French oak notes accent Silver Medal - 2016 Best of Craft Beer Awards this perfectly balanced, distinctive India Bronze Medal - 2018 Best of Craft Beer Awards pale ale. 65 IBUs 6.5% abv Dedication Abbey 'Extra' Dubbel Mosasaur IPA Brewed in the tradition of the Trappist We make gratuitous use of Mosaic hops, brewing monks of Belgium- featuring noted for tropical, citrus, and berry fruit aromas of stone fruit, ginger, anise, & raisins notes in this India pale ale. Bitterness is & a bold, complex depth of malt flavor. mellow, hop flavor is abundant. 18 IBUs 9.2% abv 68 IBUs 6.9% abv Gold Medal Winner at the 2016 Best of Craft Beer Honored as one of Top 3 Wisconsin IPAs at the Awards & Silver Medal Winner at the 2018 Best of 2017 Wisconsin IPA Fest! Craft Beer Awards! Select any of our beers for a sample flight! Sauk City Originals Cherry Blu Fruited Sour Ale Eyrie Amber Amber Lager Carefully blended sour ale with a touch Named for the treetop fortresses of our of spice and just the right balance of neighboring eagles, we invite you to take juicy sweet/ tart cherry flavor. in the views and take refuge in a classic 14 IBUs 5.6% abv amber lager. Medium-bodied with a toasty malt sweetness, Eyrie finishes crisp and clean with a snappy bite of MacCloud Smoked Scottish Ale locally-grown hops. Velvety smooth with mild malt flavors of 26 IBUs 4.8% abv hearty brown bread, cocoa, and a subtle shade of peat smoke. Served on nitrogen. Sauk Ness Monster 16 IBUs 5.4% abv Scottish-style Strong Ale Our Wee Heavy wields an awesome Butternut Road Brown Ale depth of caramelized malt sweetness, Flavorful American-style brown ale sneaky strength and a satisfying with malty notes of toee, chocolate, and full-bodied finish. Keep an eye on the hazelnut and mild citrus hop aromas. River- she's out there somewhere! Named for a beautiful stretch of 24 IBUs 7.7% abv meandering country road which some of Silver Medal Winner at the 2011 Great American us think of as home. Beer Festival®! 35 IBUs 6.4% abv Sauk Hop Pale Ale Our Beer to Go We brew this classic old-school pale ale with 100% local Wisconsin-grown Don’t forget to take your favorite beer home. Cascade, Centennial and Nugget hops, including hops from our family farms in Available in: rural Sauk County. Mildly hoppy and - 32oz “crowler” cans well-balanced, taste the local bounty! 38 IBUs 5.7% abv - 1/2 gal "growler" jugs - 22 oz 'bomber' bottles Higher Grounds (limited-release only) Coee Stout - 5 gal or 15.5 gal kegs (selections limited & keg reservations required) Cold-conditioned on fair trade Sumatran beans from John Joseph roasters in Prairie du Sac, this robust dark ale boasts inviting, distinctive coee aromas and a bold, roasty flavor. 27 IBUs 5.7% abv Select any of our beers for a sample flight! Seasonal&Rotating Brews Mach Schnell! Pilsner Whippoorwill Wit Crafted with Wisconsin barley and Belgian-style Witbier locally-grown German pedigree hops, Our beautifully light & refreshing this crisp and classic lager honors Old Belgian-style witbier is made with World tradition with local bounty. An portions of wheat and oats, & infused American pilsner with a German accent! with real orange peel & spice, for a taste 32 IBUs 5.5% abv as soft as fluy clouds on a summer day! 11 IBUs 5.2% abv Bocks O-Chocolates Bee’s Knees Cream Ale Chocolate Doppelbock The humble cream ale has a history Rich chocolate malts, Dutch-process cocoa intertwined with the American working- and roasted cocoa nibs bring a 3-way class. We give ours a rural twist by chocolate attack in this seasonal treat, brewing with oats, flaked maize, & WI fused with a kiss of Madagascar vanilla clover honey. Mildly sweet, light and beans. Strong, smooth, decadent, & perfect refreshing, & with a touch of honey in the for sharing with your sweetie...or not. finish- the perfect way to toast a busy day! 24 IBUs 7.2% abv 16 IBUs 5.0% abv Hibiscus Saison Better O Red Hopped-up American Red Ale Belgian-style Farmhouse Ale Brewed with a careful blend of American Inspired by the spice markets of Egypt, malts and six types of hops that vie for our re-invention of a traditional Belgian- attention in a high-flying balancing act. style farmhouse ale is brewed with Ask any Badger...you’re better o red. hibiscus flower petals. Mildly tart and 45 IBUs 6.6% abv bright pink, with fruity suggestions of berries and cherry, Hibiscus Saison Silver Medal Winner at the 2016 Great American finishes dry, crisp & champagne-like. Beer Festival®! 22 IBUs 6.3% abv Imperial Stout Maltiplicity Maibock Maximilian Stout Max Stout is our ominously dark, full- Welcome Spring with a crisp, golden bodied stout, with bold & roasty dark malt Maibock. Crafted from imported Munich flavors & a warming strength that can and Vienna malts, our take on this classic melt the chills of a harsh northern winter. style showcases locally grown Mount Hood Imperial stouts were once the exclusive hops for a balanced bitterness and mild privilege of the Russian czars- with a few oral/spicy character. sips you may feel like royalty too! Good things come in multiples! 75 IBUs 9.2% abv 28 IBUs 6.7% abv They’re Back! Seasonal&Rotating Brews Tippy Toboggan Roggen Bock Diamond Star Halo Brewed with rye, European specialty American Kettle Sour Ale malts & Czech Saaz hops, this old-world Crisp and quenching, tart and tangy bock is a distant cousin to our Weiss bier kettle sour with notes of sourdough and and features a similarly fresh fruity citrus. Serious pucker-power! aroma but with a complex nutty/spicy 7 IBUs 4.8% abv malt character. 22 IBUs 6.9% abv Bronze Medal Winner at the 2017 Best of Craft Beer Awards! Abdominable Snowman Coee Blonde Ale Rich & full-bodied golden ale aged on Rochambeau Belgo Pale Ale custom light-roast Honduran coee Japanese Sorachi Ace hops lend a beans from our neighbors at John unique lemony-citrus aroma and a Joseph roasters in Prairie du Sac, WI. subtle bitterness, and the authentic Robust & burly, yet super smooth character. Belgian Trappist yeast contributes fruity, 34 IBUs 6.7% abv peppery intrigue and a dry finish. 30 IBUs 5.8% abv SchwarzFahren Schwarzbier Sweet NutThings New Release Things our brewmaster learned while a Peanut Butter Chocolate Porter student in Germany: Bier trinken, Schwarzfahren. Modeled after the dark Crafted with the perfect blend of lagers of eastern Germany, this Old liquefied cocoa and real peanut butter, World dark beer oers subtle roasty malt this delicious porter brings to mind the flavors & a clean finish. Better than a iconic candy peanut butter cups. free ride to Dresden! Limited release! 29 IBUs 5.2% abv 24 IBUs 7.2% abv Trepidation... Gotter Otter British-inspired Belgian-style Abbey ale Strong Pale Ale The “big brother” in our Abbey ale Here's one for the tireless go-getters family. Subtle flavors of mandarin, helping make the world go around, a pepper, tropical fruit, & vanilla are fused malty rich pale ale accented by choice in a gently warming alcohol heat. Sinfully UK Fuggles and Kent Golding hops. smooth for its towering strength. Slow down and enjoy! 21 IBUs 10.7% abv 51 IBUs 6.8% abv Select any of our beers for a sample flight! Collaboration Corner Barrel-Aged Making Great Beer & Friends! Unbridled Tart IPA New! Craic O Dawn This collaboration between Vintage Irish coee breakfast beer? 'Scaredy Brewing Co. and O'so Brewing Co. pairs Cat' oatmeal stout takes a rollicking roll two of Wisconsin's most creative in whiskey barrels, along with rich & breweries & fuses two of the hottest beer chocolaty fair-trade beans from Just trends, for a bold and innovative Hazy Coee. Slainte! ~8.7% abv Sour IPA. Fruity, grassy, dank hops meet quenching pucker-power! ~5.3% abv Revenant Dedication ‘14 New! This super-rare and nearly forgotten Common Thread ‘17 Baltic Porter variant of our Dedication abbey This year's Wisconsin-proud collaboration Dubbel was brewed in 2014 and tucked brew - a rich and chewy dark lager - was away in bourbon barrels gracefully hosted by Madison's Ale Asylum and slumbering a full 3 years in the haunted featured WI craft brewers from far and cellars of the Woodshed Ale House. wide (including Vintage)! ~9.0% abv ~10.7% abv Bourbon Barrel Max Stout ‘17 Maximilian is our ominously dark and massively flavorful Russian Imperial What’s Going On? stout.
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