(512) IPA

(512) IPA hits you with piney, slightly resinous hops right at the front, then that 7% kicks in with a warming finish that dries your palate. There's a subtle citrus undertone—grapefruit, maybe—but it's honestly overshadowed by the alcohol presence. It's the kind of IPA that demands attention; you can't just sip it mindlessly. By the third beer, you'll feel it.

Big Sky IPA

Big Sky IPA is cleaner and more straightforward—the hops are there (definitely there), but they sit lighter on your tongue. You get more of the malt backbone here, which actually makes the bitterness feel more integrated rather than punchy. It's got this golden, almost honey-like warmth that makes it dangerously easy to keep ordering. Sessionable without tasting thin.