Waverly Brewing Company
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Waverly Double Goat Sour
Sour Ale · 7.5% ABV
Giveth credence unto the great and horned one! Gaze passionately into purple pupils of puréed blackberry providence! Double Blaa-aa-ackberry Kettle Sour. -
Waverly Jerkwater IPA
Double IPA · 8.8% ABV
There was once a streetcar that ran through Hampden called The Jerkwater. Now, welcome our first Double IPA, full of dank and resinous hops... -
Waverly + Key Oh, Brother!
Maibock · 7.3% ABV
This traditional German May beer is a celebration of Pils and Munich malts kissed with floral springtime hops. -
Waverly Side Kicks
American Pale Ale · 4.6% ABV
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Union + Waverly + Nepenthe + Pariah Exquisite Corpse Hoppy Lager
India Pale Lager (IPL) · 6.0% ABV
HOPS: Mosaic, Hallertau Blanc, Triumph, Enigma -
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Waverly 83 South
Double IPA · 8.3% ABV
With a nod to Australia, it features Galaxy hops, and then loads of Amarillo for its double dry-hop pile up. -
Waverly Al's Barracuda
Sour Ale · 5.5% ABV
Al's Barracuda* is a fruited plum sour featuring Maryland's own Black Locust Hops — perfect for Spring. -
Waverly Autumnal IPA
IPA · 7.2% ABV
The leaves are turning, so here under the JFX, we created a brand new Autumnal IPA. We used lots of Columbus in the kettle, and showcased Citra -- dryhopped in the fermenter... -
Waverly Batty No!
Lager · 5.2% ABV
Waverly used Maryland's best sweet corn from Hopkins Farms, and venerated a classic, quaffable brew to wash down yer crabs, Hon. -
Waverly Double Kix
NE/Hazy IPA · 9.3% ABV
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Waverly Golden Sombrero Blonde
Blonde Ale · 6.0% ABV
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Waverly Horni Isaac
IPA · 6.8% ABV
Our beloved hazy IPA fermented at a torrid 98 degrees on Hornindal yeast. Mercilessly dry-hopped! -
Waverly Isaac Haze
IPA · 7.3% ABV
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Waverly The Garis
Double IPA · 8.6% ABV
A Wine Source and Waverly collaboration beer, named in honor of our friend Brenton Garis, an employee of both The Wine Source and Waverly... -
Waverly Triple MoFo
Tripel · 10.7% ABV
Over fifty pounds of local honey went into our latest foray -- one of Belgium's stronger style offerings, the Tripel.