Steerage

Steerage drinks like a bitter that knows its lane. There's a slight malt sweetness—nothing cloying—that sits underneath some earthy, almost leafy hop notes. The lower ABV makes it snappy and sessionable; you get bitterness that finishes clean without any alcohol warmth creeping in. It's the kind of beer that disappears easy, which isn't a knock—sometimes that's exactly what you need.

Summerskills Best

Summerskills Best has just enough extra weight to feel like it's earned its name. The malt backbone is a touch more pronounced, giving you a slightly fuller body that makes those hops feel more integrated rather than tacked on. There's a hint of caramel sweetness that lingers just long enough to remind you you're drinking something intentional. The bitterness is the same, but it lands with more authority.