Mastering the Dark Malt: A Stout Story
Dive deep into the intricate roasting processes that give our Ironwork Stout its signature espresso and dark cocoa notes. It's all about temperature control and timing in the kiln.
Catch up on what's brewing. Dive into new recipe releases, taproom events, staff spotlights, and the science behind our craft.
Dive deep into the intricate roasting processes that give our Ironwork Stout its signature espresso and dark cocoa notes. It's all about temperature control and timing in the kiln.
Get ready for the heat. We are rotating in four new fruit-forward sours, a crisp Mexican Lager, and a brand new hazy IPA to keep you refreshed on the patio all season long.
Due to overwhelming demand, we have fired a new batch of custom ceramic mugs and are opening up 50 new spots in our exclusive Mug Club. Find out how to secure your membership before they're gone.
Ever wondered what gives our Citrus Haze IPA its signature tropical punch without the biting bitterness? We break down the chemical differences between our two favorite hop varietals and how we use them in the dry-hop stage.
From sanitization protocols to yeast pitching rates, our head brewer shares the top five mistakes he made in his garage days so you don't have to repeat them in yours.
Brewing beer creates a lot of spent grain. Learn about our new initiative to donate 100% of our brewing byproducts to local dairy farms to be used as high-protein livestock feed, reducing our landfill footprint to zero.
While our stainless steel fermenters handle the core range of crisp lagers and hazy IPAs, the true magic happens in the dimly lit, temperature-controlled sanctuary of our Barrel Room. This is where patience becomes an ingredient.
We source freshly emptied oak barrels directly from top distilleries. These impart rich notes of vanilla, toasted coconut, and charred wood into our Imperial Stouts.
Large wooden vats used exclusively for our wild ales and mixed-culture sours, allowing the beer to breathe and develop complex tartness over several years.
Unlike a standard ale that turns around in 14 days, our barrel-aged projects slumber for a minimum of 12 months, and sometimes up to 3 years, before seeing a glass.
"The barrel is the only ingredient we can't fully control. We fill it, we wait, and we let the wood dictate the final flavor profile. It is an exercise in surrender."
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