Braxton Mae

Braxton Mae has this subtle richness that lingers just long enough to remind you there's actual malt work happening. It's not heavy—5% keeps it honest—but there's a slight vanilla-corn sweetness that feels intentional rather than accidental. The finish is clean, but it leaves a whisper of something creamy on your tongue. Drinks like a cream ale that respects itself without overthinking it.

Grindhouse

Grindhouse is the leaner sibling—it goes down effortlessly, almost like the beer is getting out of your way. There's sweetness here too, but it's lighter, less textured. It's the kind of beer you reach for when you want multiple in a session without thinking twice. No aftertaste to speak of, just a clean hand-off to the next sip.