Bismarck Porter

Bismarck Porter hits you with clean cocoa and a touch of coffee right away. The roast is straightforward, almost approachable — no weird edges or surprises. There's a subtle sweetness that keeps it from feeling dry, and the body sits in that sweet spot where it's substantial but not heavy. Finishes dry but friendly, like a well-made chocolate cake without the guilt.

Gara Guzu Dark Ale

Gara Guzu Dark Ale is quieter at first sip. You get dark fruit, maybe some plum or raisin notes hiding under the roast. There's a earthiness to it — like soil after rain — that makes it feel older, more deliberate. The alcohol stays hidden despite the 5.8%, and the bitterness lands softer but lingers longer. Feels like a beer that's thinking about itself.