Cerveza mysterioso. Mystery beer. This is the name of our series of small batch beers. Cerveza mysterioso was the name given to some homebrewed beers in the early days because without the use of a hydrometer the actual alcohol content was a mystery–and so was the quality. As the beers got better the name more reflected the continued experimentation with styles, recipes and ingredients and the mystery of not knowing what was coming next.
That’s the inspiration behind our series of small batch beers. They are brewed in our custom built half barrel pilot system and are used as a way to test new recipes, ingredients and techniques before moving them up to our 20 barrel system. These beers generally never make it out of the tasting room so you’ll have to come by if you want to taste the mysterioso.
mysterioso #27: Belgian quad
mysterioso #26: Belgian blonde
mysterioso #25: triple IPA
mysterioso #24: imperial red ale
mysterioso #23: pale ale
mysterioso #22: saison
mysterioso #21: hoppy wheat
mysterioso #20: farmhouse wheat (Cloud Cover pilot)
mysterioso #19: American pale ale
mysterioso #18: belgian-style dark strong
mysterioso #17: american-style barleywine
mysterioso #16: belgian-style ipa
mysterioso # 15: belgian-style quadrupel (365 pilot)
mysterioso # 14: belgian-style quadrupel (365 pilot)
mysterioso # 13: farmhouse saison with honey
mysterioso # 12: zythos ipa
mysterioso #11: american-style wit with cascade hops
mysterioso #10: belgian-style wit
mysterioso #9: zythos pale ale
mysterioso #8: belgian-style golden strong ale
mysterioso #7: belgian-style wit with sorachi hops
mysterioso #6: belgian-style dark strong with local apple cider (Malus pilot)
mysterioso #5: belgian-style dubbel
mysterioso #4: belgian-style wit
mysterioso #3: belgian-style dark strong with local apple cider (Malus pilot)
mysterioso #2: oatmeal brown ale (Drift Line pilot)
mysterioso #1: belgian-style dark strong