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beer on draught all beers are brewed by the great northern brewing company **beers available on draught vary with the season** Black Star Double Hopped Golden Lager Style - American Pilsner IBU's (International Bittering Units) - 15 ABV (alcohol by volume) - 4.5% Malts - 2-row Pale and Pilsner barley Hops - 20% Mittelfruh and 80% Czech Saaz Yeast - Lager Appearance - Rich Golden Description - A "double hopped" (dry hopped) unique American lager based on traditional European Pilsners with a crisp refreshing body and lots of taste. Guaranteed to satisfy the lighter beer drinker. Buckin’ Horse Pilsner Style – Bohemian Pilsner IBU’s (International Bittering Units)– 27 ABV (alcohol by volume)– 5.1% Malts – Pilsner and Vienna Hops - Czech Saaz and Aurora Yeast – Lager Appearance – straw colored with a thick white head Description – A European-type pilsner with crisp body and plenty of Saaz hop flavor and aroma topped with a creamy white head. Wheatfish Wheat Lager Style – American Hefeweizen IBUs – 13 ABV – 4.75% Malts – Wheat, Pilsner, Pale and Light Munich Hops – Aurora and Cascade Yeast – Lager Appearance – cloudy and pale Description – Combining the best aspects of three major types of beer, Wheatfish is brewed like a German wheat beer, cold-fermented, aged like a lager, and hopped (three separate additions of Cascade hops. Wild Huckleberry Wheat Style – Fruit beer IBUs – 11 ABV – 4.6% Malts – Pilsner, Wheat and Vienna Hops – Aurora Yeast – lager Appearance –slightly hazy and pale Description – A light lager blended with real Montana huckleberry juice. Not bitter or overly sweet just extremely refreshing. Hellroaring Amber Lager Style – Amber Lager IBU’s – 17.5 ABV – 5.1% Malts – Pilsner, Caramel, Light Munich and Chocolate malt Hops –Aurora and German Tettnang Yeast – lager Appearance – medium amber Description – A medium bodied lager with a touch of caramel malt flavor, noble hop aroma and a clean crisp finish. Glacier Chaser Style -- marzen lager IBU’s -- 30 ABV -- 6.0% Malts -- pilsner, vienna, gambrinus honey, and crystal malt Hops -- aurora and tettnanger Yeast -- lager Appearance -- copper Description -- this german-style marzen was brewed in the spring and served throughout the summer and fall. beautifully rich in copper color, glacier chaser is malty and smooth. Fred’s Black Lager Style – German Schwarzbier (black beer) IBUs – 28 ABV – 4.9% Malts – Pale, Dark Munich, German Carafa and Chocolate malt Hops – Aurora and German Tettnanger Yeast – Lager Appearance – dark brown Description – A dark beer with a soft bite, Fred’s is brewed using a special de-bittered dark malt, fermented cold and lagered at least five weeks. A smooth very drinkable brew with light roastiness. Pack-String Porter Style -- american porter IBU’s -- 35 ABV -- 5.75% Malts -- pale, crystal, chocolate, carafa, dark munich, and a touch of smoked malt Hops -- zeus and hallertau Yeast -- ale Appearance -- dark brown Description -- a quintessential american-style porter. dark and rich this porter has a slight smokey character. Going to the Sun IPA Style – American IPA IBU’s – 41 ABV – 5.5% Malts – Pale and Caramel Hops – Cascade, Glacier and Centennial Yeast – American ale Appearance –Goldish orange (unfiltered) Description – A true IPA that is designed to be more drinkable and refreshing than very hoppy IPAs typical of the Northwestern United States. Citrus cascade aromas are present in the nose. Bittering Centennial hops dominate the middle of the tongue and ease into earthy Glacier hop flavors. Finishing very smooth, this IPA is not harsh on the back of the tongue or overwhelming in bitterness. Snow Ghost Winter Lager Style – Winter Lager IBU’s – 34 ABV – 5.9% Malts – Pale, caramel, Light and Dark Munich, Honey and Chocolate malts Hops – Aurora and East Kent Goldings Appearance – Dark amber Description – Rich and malty, with a distinct but balanced hop character. The perfect winter warmer. Frog Hop (fresh hopped ale) *Fall Seasonal Style – Fresh hop American Pale Ale IBU’s – Varies depending upon year ABV – 5% Malts – Pilsner and Vienna malt Hops – Aurora and freshly picked, Green Cascade, Mt Hood, Noble and Chinook hops Ingredients will vary from year to year Yeast – American ale Appearance – pale golden Description – Brewed with fresh hops locally hand-picked at Purple Frog gardens within 24 hours of the brew. Intense citrusy cascade hops and green grassy notes dominate the flavor and aroma. Big Fog ESB Style – American ESB IBU’s – 46 ABV – 6.0% Malts – Pale, Dark Munich, Caramel and Honey Malt Hops – Pilgrim, Aurora and German Tettnang Yeast – American Ale Appearance – deep amber Description – A big amber beer with loads of hops and a complex maltiness. Big Fog is difficult to fit into one particular style category. This unique brew is the most popular beer in our tap room. Highlander Premium Style – Scottish Red Ale Yeast – American Ale Description – A classic scottish style ale; extremely smooth and drinkable with prominent malty character. Barrel Aged Series Description – Throughout the year, Great Northern Brewing Company releases a variety of Bourbon Barrel Aged Ales and Lagers. We hand pick a beer and age it in oak Bourbon barrels for up to 160 days. The ageing process exctracts desireable flavors and aromas that layer themselves between hop and malt character. sodas little buckaroo - great northern brewing company’s own home-made root beer coca-cola diet coke TRY OUR SNOWGHOST BLEND COFFEE dr. pepper TEA AND HOT COCOA ARE ALSO AVAILABLE sprite.
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