In celebration of the 5th anniversary of the first beer ever sold by Straight to Ale, we are releasing this Belgian style Quadrupel. Dark and full bodied, deceptively sweet with a candy like nose. (Description provided by company)
This version of STA's flagship American IPA has the hoppy, citrusy bite of the original, the balancing sweet malt backbone, and a subtle habanero flavor and burn that has become a huge hit in both the taproom and regional restaurants and bars. 7.25% ABV, it is not to be missed.
A crowd favorite released only on rare occasions, STA's double oatmeal stout is a boozily magnificent beer full of flavor. Medium bodied and potent at 12% ABV, it is a study in dark, sweet deliciousness. (Description provided by company)
This version of Straight To Ale's Abbey-style brown ale has been aged for six months in a cognac barrel, lending it a vinous warmth and a very spirited flavor. 8% ABV. (Description provided by company)
A 5% ABV Dry Irish Stout (hence the DIS), DIS Lil' Lass has been a huge hit for STA and a boon to local and regional St. Paddy's Day celebrations. Light in body and immensely drinkable, it has notes of coffee and semi-sweet chocolate with a dry finish.
This version of the Chardonnay-aged golden bock has been aged with muscadine grapes, adding a dash of fruity sweetness to the already complex beverage. 7% ABV. (Description provided by company)
Monte Sano is a traditional German-style golden bock that is lightly sweet with a hint of Tettnanger hop crispness in the finish. It is a robust and full 7% ABV.
Rocket City Red is an easy-drinking 5% ABV Irish-style Red Ale with a mild, malty sweetness and a hint of toasted bread. Aged for six months in a Maker's Mark barrel, this version has taken on a new life ??? one filled with bourbon, vanilla and oak. (Description provided by company)
A rich Abbey-style brown ale made to style with fruity Belgian yeast and Belgian candi sugar, Brother Joseph is filled with notes of raisins, figs, and dates and a hint of caramel. It has very little hop presence and is 8% ABV.
By Straight to Ale, Blue Pants, and Yellow Hammer brewery, in celebration of the passing of a 2012 law allowing the sale of bombers in the state. Cracked open on a pretty cold and snowy day, right before dinner.