Music and beer: The two go together like hops and barley. This Session IPA is the perfect accompaniment for any musical taste. It’s crisp, aromatic, hoppy, yet easy-drinking. So, turn on some of your favorite tunes and let Sonic Sessions IPA serenade your taste buds.
A New England Style IPA that is hazy, juicy and looks like orange juice. Loaded with American hops, you will get notes of citrus, stone and tropical fruits. The soft mouthfeel and lower carbonation makes for an easy drinking and super juicy IPA.
A massive Russian Imperial Stout aged on locally roasted Anaya Coffee. Huge aromas of coffee upfront followed by subtle notes of dark cocoa, vanilla and brown sugar. The beer drinks smooth and silky with a slight alcohol warmth. Caution, this beer drinks way too easy for 11.5%.
Smooth and easy drinking brown ale with a mild hazelnut aroma and taste that is not sweet and blends perfectly with the nutty, bready and subtle chocolate undertones. A very crisp and clean finish so you can keep coming back for more.
Belgian Style Quad with notes of raisins, figs and dates. The beer drinks very smooth and complex with a very slight alcohol warmth and a mildly sweet finish.
Using hundreds of pounds of guava, we brewed this Florida weiss to be a tart, tropical fruit bomb that was finished with hibiscus flowers to give subtle notes of cranberries as well as a beautiful deep red hue.
Super easy drinking Mexican Corn Beer made with fresh Florida limes. Lime upfront followed by a light and crisp finish.
A rich and robust stout loaded with notes of dark chocolate, roasted barley and subtle coffee. The flavor is dark cocoa and roasted grains finishing with a smooth and silky mouthfeel. Roasty and delicious.
Smooth, clean and easy drinking. Slight noble hop character. Crisp, light finish.
This Mexican cocoa inspired stout was brewed with fresh locally roasted coffee from Anaya Coffee, vanilla, cocoa, cinnamon, and smoked peppers. Upfront you will notice the coffee, cocoa and vanilla flavors followed by a light cinnamon background and it finishes with a slight smokey burn in the back of your throat from the peppers.
We know, we know, a German Hefeweizen made with orange peel does not meet the Reinheitsgebot (German Beer Purity Law), but it meets the “Damn Tasty Intra Law”, so we went with it. A super drinkable Hefe with a subtle yet perfect balanced crisp orange flavor.
