Brewer’s Alley Restaurant & Brewery
Frederick, MD
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All beers · Brewer’s Alley Restaurant & Brewery
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Brewer’s Alley Oatmeal Stout
Stout · 6.2% ABV
The dark malts, not heavily hopped. Oats lend a fuller mouthfeel. -
Brewer’s Alley 12 Immortals Ale
Brown Ale · 5.8% ABV
This beer is a dominated by malt driven flavor as well as a distinct contribution from the yeast strain which we used to ferment it... -
Brewer’s Alley Alley Kolsch
Kolsch · 5.1% ABV
The Brewer's Alley Kölsch is pale gold with light body and a slightly dry palate. It has a mild bitterness and delicate hop aroma. -
Brewer’s Alley Brewer's Alley Chocolate Milk Oatmeal Stout
Oatmeal Stout · 6.2% ABV
Includes cocoa nibs and lactose. -
Brewer’s Alley India Pale Ale
IPA · 5.8% ABV
A British style, the I.P.A. originates from the aggressively hopped, higher-alcohol beers which were shipped to British expatriates in colonial India. -
Brewer’s Alley Oktoberfest
Oktoberfest · 5.2% ABV
Brewed especially for early fall, this scrumptious lager has a deeper red color than most lager beers, and a rich maltiness. -
Brewer’s Alley Scotch Ale
Scotch Ale · 8.4% ABV
The centuries old Scottish tradition of brewing hearty and malt-forward beer is explored in this beer. -
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Brewer’s Alley Two Loves Chocolate Ale
Brown Ale · 5.1% ABV
Two Loves Chocolate Ale is a beautiful tawny brown color reminiscent of dark chocolate.
About the brewery
Brewer’s Alley was located on what is currently South Court Street. Beer Production ceased in 1901 when a large fire consumed the brewery of John Kuhn, who was the last in a long line of brewers to occupy space along the banks of Carroll Creek. For over 153 years, from the very beginning of Frederick County, Brewer’s Alley was a fixture in the social and economic landscape of Frederick. Ninety-five years after leaving Frederick, Brewer’s Alley is back!