Freigeist Nosferatu

Nosferatu hits you with dark cherry and a subtle roasted backbone immediately—there's real heft here, not just alcohol warmth but density. The 60 IBUs aren't aggressive in a West Coast way; they're more like a sustained, piney grip that dries your mouth and makes you reach for another sip. At 8.5%, it drinks heavier than it should, which is exactly what an Imperial Red should do.

George

George is a brown ale that doesn't try to be anything else—cocoa, toast, a whisper of nut, clean finish. It's the kind of beer that disappears on you because there's nothing fighting for attention. The lower ABV means it's genuinely crushable, and the IBUs sit low enough that you taste malt character instead of bitterness chasing it down.