We see a lot of Pale Ales in the Spring and Summer. Don’t get us wrong – we love Pale Ales. But the rough and wild North Coast is not always well-suited to the consumption of clear, yellow beer. You need something fortifying for your early morning fishing expedition or windy trip to the beach. Something with a backbone. You need… an Iredale Amber Lager.
Named after the 1906 wreck of the Peter Iredale, this beer is characterized by toasty malts, a low, soothing sweetness, and a balanced, clean finish.
Can art by Peter Nevins.
Brewer's Notes
Hops: Mittelfruh, Saaz
Malts: Weyermann Vienna, Pilsner, Weyermann Munich Type 1, Crisp Pale Chocolate
