Rootlet 11 is a collaboration between our head brewer Bryan and Matt who was the lucky winner of a charity auction item to brew your own IPA home brew recipe commercially. We are tasting lots of citrus, pineapple and a hint of peach.
We crafted a refreshing Belgian Witbier with subtle notes from the blueberries we added during fermentation. Unique growing Conditions west of Mt. Monadnock allows us to grow some of the happiest blueberries in New England.
An American Pale Ale with a refreshing Lemon flavor for spring, and just enough blackcurrant to add a pink hue in honor of the Pink Boots Society, a non-profit for women in the beer industry. The name comes from medieval times when women were brewers. They would wear tall pointy hats to be identified at markets.
This alt is amber in color with a rich malty flavor while being lighter bodied and easy drinking. There is not much hop presence to it and the carbonation is moderately high. It is a delicious, easy drinking beer.
This IPA got it’s start as the 4th experimental IPA in the Rootlet Series. It was followed up by an encore brew, but we all could not get enough! An IPA with bold flavors of orange, pineapple, grapefruit and passion fruit. Brewed regularly in honor of the mountain that stands alone.
A rich, smooth American coffee stout made with Parker and Sons Midnight Oil (dark roast) that they roast themselves in Peterborough, NH.
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