Dry-hopped Amarillo and Mosaic hops impart a punchy, tropical aroma and bitter flavor balanced by just enough malty sweetness to keep you wanting more.
Our Double IPA celebrates the spring culture of the Upper Peninsula. Robust and hop-forward, Double Ringer offers a blend of pine and tropical fruit aromas, with a bit of malt backbone.
The use of toasted malt gives it a nice, deep golden color and the mosaic hops impart citrus, floral and berry aromas and give UPA a crisp, moderately bitter.
An Imperial Red Ale brewed in celebration of the 906 area code, the beer’s name is a tribute to Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, where the brewery calls its home...
“Red Buck” is The English translation of the Ojibwe word Escanaba.
A brilliantly red IPA full of herbal hop aroma, layered with bitterness and rustic grains.
Fruit punch, lemon-lime, tropical fruit, lychee, and sweet peppers are all fair game for this aromatic pair. Specialty malts provide color and encourage round, juicy hop expression.
Deer Camp™ is as crisp as opening day, as toasty as a warm fire, and feels as at home in your hand as it does in your grandfather’s. Our toast to the time-honored traditions of fall.
Don’t judge a beer by its color: Esky Black is our adaptable, all-weather dark beer that pairs with anything and goes with everything. As familiar as an old friend, and as crush-worthy as a new fling.
Wanderers and wayfarers: Welcome to your big backyard. Nearly half of U.P. land is publicly owned, so grab a few of these hazy, hoppy cylinders of sunshine and go bask in your birthright...
This throwback brew featuring U.P. harvested grains and Michigan hops is a trip through time to Gramp’s weeknight watering hole.
Old school suds in locally grown duds. Kippis!
Blueberries, blackberries, elderberries, chokeberries & currants, oh my! We took a few of our favorite indigenous berries and gave them the royal treatment.
Jungle Juice. Hunch Punch. Call it what you will. We took every fruit known to mankind and made magic happen. It’s a party in a punch bowl. Or a pint glass, rather…
Yellow Hex is our seasonal salute to the wildlife and waterways of springtime in the U.P. From first cast to last call, Hex is tart, lemony, and as versatile as your favorite fly.