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GARDEN PATH BOTTLED BEER , WINE, & MEAD Updated 5/16/2021 GARDEN PATH BOTTLED BEER , WINE, & MEAD updated 5/16/2021 Characteristics hoppy roasty funky malty tart Special Beer Name Edition ABV Description/Notes Size Price Ingredients A lightly smoky beer refermented with a generous amount of 3 Orbits Around the Sun 1st 4.4% • • Tayberries 500ml $17.10 Skagit-grown tayberries Foudre-fermented farmhouse ale dry hopped with whole The Dry Hopped Streams Well. 3rd 5.4% ● • 750ml $11.88 flower Loral and Palisade Partially coolshipped table beer open-fermented in an oak The Easygoing Drink 5th 3.6% • • 500ml $7.13 foudre Barrel-aged native yeast ale refermented with fresh local The Fruitful Barrel Raspberries. 1st 7.6% • ● Raspberries 1.5L $51.37 raspberries in a 500L oak puncheon Barrel-aged native yeast ale refermented with fresh Mt 500ml $17.10 The Fruitful Barrel Tayberries 1st 7.3% • • Vernon tayberreis in a 500L oak puncheon 1.5L $51.37 Hoppy golden ale, foude-fermented with native yeast, dry The Garden Paths Led to Flowered. 5th 7.1% ● • 500ml $9.03 hopped with Loral, Palisade, and Willamette A Lichtenhainer-inspired blend of two native yeast ales, one 500ml $9.98 The Gentle Hint of Smoke 1st 4.2% • • brewed with maple-smoked barley and the other with garyana oak-smoked barley. 1.5L $28.50 500ml $8.08 The Little Horse Around 3rd 3.7% • • • Dry-hopped, foudre-fermented, lightly bretty table beer 1.5L $22.80 Minimal intervention white wine with Skagit-grown The Local Harvest Madeleine Angevine 2018 1st 750ml $25.65 Madeleine Angevine grapes The first beer we ever brewed! The original Skagitonian ale, Our First Take Time. 1st 5.8% • ● • 375ml $8.55 aged in the bottle for 1.5 years Blend of amber and golden ales inoculated with some of our The Patient Fish the Sea. 1st 6.8% • ● ● 750ml $16.15 funkier barrels 2nd 6.6% ● ● 750ml $16.15 3rd 7.2% ● ● • The Prime Barrel Age. A blend of some of our favorite barrels from our cellar 500ml $11.40 4th 7.4% ● ● • 1.5L $31.36 1st 3.9% 750ml $10.45 Ron's Not Bitter. • ● • Our Skagitonian take on a classic, easy drinking English bitter 500ml $7.13 2nd 4.3% 1.5L $19.00 A blend of three batches of spontaneously fermented beer The Spontaneous Ferment - 2018 Single Year inoculated overnight in our coolship in 2018, fermented and 1st 6.0% • ● ● • 500ml $19.95 Blend aged in oak puncheons, and aged in the bottle for seven months. Spontaneously fermented beers inoculated overnight in our The Spontaneous Ferment: Raspberries. 1st 5.2% ● ● coolship in November 2018, fermented and aged in oak, and 500ml $23.75 refermented with organic raspberries in 2020. 1 GARDEN PATH BOTTLED BEER , WINE, & MEAD updated 5/16/2021 Characteristics hoppy roasty funky malty tart Special Beer Name Edition ABV Description/Notes Size Price Ingredients A blend of spontaneously fermented beers inoculated overnight in our coolship in 2019 and 2020, fermented and The Spontaneous Ferment: Boysenberries. 1st 5.0% ● ● 500ml $23.75 aged in oak, and refermented with local boysenberries in 2020. High-gravity beer brewed with burnt clover honey, and 500ml $19.95 Honey, plums, The Strong Fruit Ale. 1st 9.9% • • ● refermented with Skagit-grown Italian plums and foraged blackberries estate blackberries 1.5L $57.01 Barrel-aged blend of both spontaneously fermented and 500ml $15.20 The Subtle Blend Cherries 1st 8.6% • • native-yeast fermented beers, refermented with a modest amount of Skagit-grown cherries 1.5L $45.50 A blend of three GPF house beers—our amber, our English- style bitter, and our table beer—and a single barrel heavily The Whole Sum Parts. 1st 5.3% • • • • 750ml $13.30 dry-hopped with Ekuanot. Made as a fundraiser for Pints for Prostates. 2 GUEST BOTTLED BEER updated 5/16/2021 Characteristics hoppy roasty funky malty tart Special Brewery Location Beer Name ABV Description/Notes Size Price Ingredients Trappist ale, shared by GPF co-creators Ron and Amber Achel Belgium Trappist Extra 9.5% • ● 750ml $14.73 on their first date in 2004 (they're still together) Agullons Spain Runa 5.0% • • • Mixed fermentation brown ale 750ml $19.95 16oz $4.75 American Solera Oklahoma Palate Jack 6.5% Zero IBU IPA 4x16oz $14.25 Anchorage Hoppy oak-fermented and aged saison. Collaboration Alaska Calabaza Boreal 7.0% ● ● • 750ml $16.15 Brewing with Jolly Pumpkin Autumn Rabbit 6.2% • • • • Farmhouse amber ale with roasted carrots Carrots 500ml $9.98 Dark Harbor 5.0% • ● ● Stout brewed with fresh, whole Drayton Harbor oysters Oysters 500ml $7.13 Oak-fermented saison refermented with estate The Delta Line 5.0% • • Blackberries 500ml $9.50 blackberries Platonia 4.7% • • Belgian-style saison 12oz $4.75 Sames & Differents 8.0% • Strong golden ale brewed with Belgian abbey yeast 500ml $8.08 Dry stout brewed with estate-grown potatoes. St. Solanine 4.3% ● ● Potatoes 16oz $5.23 Patrick would be proud. 16oz $4.70 Atwood Ales Blaine, WA Undivided 5.0% • • Belgian-style wheat beer 4x16oz $19.00 Farmhouse amber ale, originally brewed for Chef Upcountry Amber 5.0% • • Hiroki at Upcountry in Mount Vernon, WA, using only 500ml $6.65 ingredients grown within 60 miles of the restaurant Saison, originally brewed for Chef Hiroki at Upcountry Upcountry Saison 5.0% • • • in Mount Vernon, WA, using only ingredients grown 500ml $6.65 within 60 miles of the restaurant Vers L'Ouest 4.9% • • Dry, crisp, refreshing saison 500ml $9.50 What Is Hip? 5.1% • • • Dry-hopped saison brewed with rose hips Rose hips 500ml $5.23 Au Baron France St. Médard Cuvée 7.0% ● Winter bière de garde 750ml $14.73 Birds Fly South South Carolina Sea & Rhythm: Syrah 5.0% • • • Wild lager refermented with Syrah must Syrah grapes 375ml $12.83 12oz $4.75 Boundary Tree 6.3% ● • Hoppy farmhouse ale 6x12oz $20.90 12oz $4.75 Classic 6.3% • • Belgian-style saison Blackberry 6x12oz $20.90 Tennessee Farm Leather Britches 16oz $6.65 6.5% ● ● English-style porter Porter 4x16oz $21.38 12oz $4.75 Mountain Lager 5.1% • • Vienna-style lager 6x12oz $20.90 3 GUEST BOTTLED BEER updated 5/16/2021 Characteristics hoppy roasty funky malty tart Special Brewery Location Beer Name ABV Description/Notes Size Price Ingredients Classic Belgian saison. Earthy, malty, yeasty, slightly Blaugies Belgium La Moneuse 8.0% • ● ● 750ml $13.30 hoppy. 16oz $4.28 Dortmunder Export 6.2% • Pale lager with noble hops and rustic grist 4x16oz $11.40 Gloria! 5.0% • • Unfiltered pilsner 16oz $3.80 Iluminated 9.0% ● Belgian-style tripel 500ml $6.18 Imagine 2020 15.0% ● ● Belgian-style imperial stout aged in bourbon barrels 500ml $12.83 IPA 6.5% ● Northwest-style IPA 16oz $4.28 Blended dark wild ale, partially aged in Florio Lucido 8.5% ● ● ● 500ml $11.40 Marsala barrels Nebula 6.0% ● ● Oatmeal stout 16oz $4.28 Selection Series, 16oz $5.23 Block 15 Corvallis, OR 7.0% ● • IPA with hand-selected Mosaic hops Mosaic 4x16oz $16.15 Sticky Hands - Imperial IPA with hand-selected Amarillo, Citra, 16oz $5.70 8.1% ● • Brewer's Cut Centennial, Mosaic, and Azacca 4x16oz $18.05 Bourbon barrel-matured imperial stout with cocoa Super Nebula 13.2% ● ● Cocoa nibs 500ml $12.83 nibs Turbulent 8.7% ● ● Spontaneously fermented dark lambic-style ale 500ml $12.83 Consequence Wellspring 6.7% • ● Belgian-style pale ale conditioned with brettanomyces 500ml $7.13 Wonka's Wit - Barrel-aged witbier with orange and coriander, Orange, coriander, 4.8% • • • • 500ml $12.83 Raspberry Rose refermented with raspberries and rose petals raspberry, rose Bøgedal Denmark Stout'ish 6.5% ● ● Blend of stout, tripel, and old ale 365ml $14.25 IPA 6.2% ● • Classic PNW IPA 22oz $6.65 Breakside Portland, OR IPA with Amarillo, Cascade, Mosaic, Simcoe, and 16oz $4.50 Wanderlust IPA 6.2% ● • Summit 4x16oz $13.30 Brewmaster Belgian style quadrupel ale aged in Tennessee 12oz $3.33 Massachusetts Tennessee Prinse 11.5% ● Jack whiskey barrels. 4x12oz $9.03 Berliner Weiss brewed with Jordan Valley pomegranate Pomegranate, blood Carakale Jordan Red Sea-rious 5.0% • • 330ml $5.70 and blood orange orange Flower Sour 6.6% ● ● Sour ale with flowers and honey Flowers, honey 350ml $5.70 Casa Bruja Panama Gose Guanabana 4.5% • • Gose brewed with soursop (aka graviola) Soursop 350ml $5.23 Chuckanut Bellingham & 2 Amigos 5.0% • • Mexican-style dark lager 500ml $6.18 Brewery Burlington, WA Chuck Light 3.8% • • American-style light lager 500ml $6.18 4 GUEST BOTTLED BEER updated 5/16/2021 Characteristics hoppy roasty funky malty tart Special Brewery Location Beer Name ABV Description/Notes Size Price Ingredients Kölsch 4.5% • • Traditional German-style Kölsch 500ml $6.18 Chuckanut Bellingham & Maibock 7.0% • ● Lighter colored, full-bodied summer "big beer" 500ml $9.03 Brewery Burlington, WA New World Ale 5.5% ● Mid-strength pale ale with new varietal German hops 500ml $6.18 Pilsner 5.0% • • Classic Bohemian-style pilsner 500ml $6.18 De Dolle Belgium Arabier 8.0% • • Belgian strong golden ale 330ml $8.08 Spontaneous wild ale with Pinot Noir grapes, aged in The Archer 8.0% ● ● Pinot Noir grapes 750ml $18.05 oak for three years Spontaenous wild ale with blueberries, aged in oak for Blue BuVeaux 5.0% ● ● Blueberries 750ml $15.20 one year Spontaneous wild ale with boysenberries, aged in Boysen BuVeaux 5.0% ● ● Boysenberries 750ml $15.20 oak for one year Mexican-style amber lager aged in oak with wild yeast Dos F.A.I.L. 6.5% • ● ● • 750ml $9.98 de Garde Tillamook, OR and bacteria. Collaboration with Block 15. Spontaneous wild ale aged in oak for two years, double The Frais: DDH 5.5% ● ● ● 750ml $19.00 dry-hopped with fresh Strata and Amarillo hops Spontaneous wild ale aged in oak barrels for over two Ivy 6.0% ● ● 750ml $17.10 years Spontaneous wild ale aged in oak, blended from three The Maison 5.5% • ● ● 750ml $18.05 years Première Desay 8.2% ● ● Spontaneous farmhouse ale aged in oak for 18 months 750ml $11.40 Crianza III 7.4% ● ● Barrel-aged mixed fermentation brown ale 330ml $7.60 Mixed fermentation Flanders red ale aged in oak for Ouden Vat 6.7% ● ● 330ml $6.65 De La Senne Belgium over a year Foudre-aged saison with brettanomyces.
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