Our Drinks

Canonsburg's everyday drinkin' ale. Clean and crisp European Pilsen malt accented by a large portion of flaked corn aand rice balanced with a simple dose of Cascade hops for a light fruity compliment to the ale yeast. Canonsburg was founded in 1802.

Our Pike Street Amber Ale is made with a blend of caramel malts, each lending a slightly different contribution from sweetness, to honey, caramel, and biscuit notes. Combined they create an incredible depth of flavor with a mild sweetness balanced by floral and citrusy Centennial hops.

Wheat

The Reinheitsgebot (Bavarian Beer Purity Law) said beer could be made with only barley malt, hops, and water (yeast being unknown at the time). Supposedly the Bavarian royalty liked their hefeweizen enough that they made an exception for this beer that is half wheat. This beer is a classic Bavarian Hefeweizen which gets almost all of its flavor from the special yeast strain. Notes of banana, bubblegum, and clove are the dominant flavors.

A traditional German lager style known as Rauchbier "smoke beer" from Bamberg in Franconia. Brewed almost entirely with Beechwood smoked malt, fermented with lager yeast, and hopped with Tettnang hops, this amber colored brew will be quite smoky up front but should not be harsh or acrid. Much like standing next to a bonfire for an evening but not noticing the smoke on your clothes until the next day, once the smokiness of the beer saturates your taste buds, the rich, bready malt comes forward.

American IPA, brewed with three pounds of hops per barrel. This IPA is an unfiltered, unrestrained bomb of Amarillo and Simcoe hops. These hops lend an aromatic blast of grapefruit and orange rind, along with a lighter earthly spiciness. Brewed with only German Pilsen malt and some oats for body, the real star is the hops, so the malt is just there for moral support.

Yorkshire Peppermint Porter is a dark brew loaded with wintry flavor. Meant to evoke a cool mint, sweet treat, we loaded this up with a pound of dried peppermint, five pounds of cacao nibs (the shells of raw chocolate), and a couple dozen high quality (EXPENSIVE!) vanilla beans. What started as a mild English Porter is now a fresh, mint chocolate concoction meant to make visions dance in your head until the fat guy shows up.

An English-style Russian Imperial Stout. A strong, dark beer, packed with flavor and aromas of dark fruit and roasted malts. Four different base malts contribute a variety of malt character, biscuits and pumpernickel toast, while a small amount of caramel malt contributes a honey like sweetness. The beer itself is well hopped but because of the strength the bitterness is not noticeable, but the two English hops provide a light floral and earthy character in the finish. This one will continue to open up as it warms up in your hands.

This berry forward sour was brewed in collaboration with our friends at Monday's Brewing Company.

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