Super Bock Stout

Super Bock Stout hits you with genuine roasted grain character—not burnt, but dark and mineral-forward, like biting into cocoa nibs. There's a coffee undertone that lingers without being aggressive, and the body has a lean, almost crisp dryness that keeps it from feeling heavy despite the stout classification. At 5% it's deceptively drinkable, but the 35 IBUs give it backbone—this isn't a dessert stout, it's a thinking person's dark beer.

Surly Bender

Surly Bender is what happens when you actually want to taste the oats: creamy, almost silky mouthfeel with a gentle grain sweetness that feels natural, not added. The brown ale base keeps it balanced—there's subtle caramel and nuttiness without any sharp edges. It's the kind of beer you can drink three of without thinking about it, and that's the whole point.