Our Adventure Series of beers is all about exploration. We put great thought into the recipes we create, planning and plotting new additions to our taproom. It’s an expedition of sorts – a way for our guests to sample new styles of craft beer on a rotating basis. That’s why we decided to name our Adventure Series beers after famous world explorers, notable in history and name and tied tightly to the region of origin where each beer was born. Enjoy a pint in our biergarten or take some home in a crowler or growler.
MTenzing Altbier
Tenzing Altbier is a collaboration that we brewed with our good friends from Lenny BoyBrewing out of Charlotte, North Carolina. It is our take on a hybrid style German ale that originated out of Dusseldorf, Germany. As a hybrid, it utilizes a German ale strain of yeast and ferments at a warmer temperature like its ale companions, though it is cold conditioned for a couple of weeks like its lager counterparts.
Nebra Pilsner is a beer for those moments you gaze at stars and embrace a moment of wonder. Hailing from Bavaria, Nebra German Pilsner is clean, crisp, and refreshing lager that is characterized with a noticeable noble hop aroma, flavor, and bitterness from Zuper Saazer hops
Lost Worlds Brewing in partnership with Viacom/Paramount/CBS and the Star Trek franchise brings you Enterprise Blonde Ale – a beer to celebrate the spirit of exploration. Enterprise Blonde Ale pays homage to the iconic spaceship, the U.S.S. Enterprise that made its first appearance on television in 1966.
Hensons American Brown Ale is dark brown with caramel and chocolate-like malt tones. It carries noticeable citrus hop notes from the use of the two classic American hops of Cascade and Centennial.
emmer wheat
It’s mid-afternoon and you’re grabbing a beer with a friend. You want a beer with substance but also with a refreshing taste. Emmer Wheat is your beverage of choice. It’s both rich in history – and rich in taste.
We brew variants of this tasty beer each season. Look for Cherry Emmer to make its debut this summer.
Our brew team had a berry good idea when they introduced this new concoction. It all starts with our award-winning Emmer Wheat beer, then we add blueberries to the mash for a winning combination. Your taste buds will thank you!
A Red (Amber) Lager is a variation of a Vienna Lager. Our Sargon Red Lager is amber in color with reddish hues. Its sweet caramel with slight toffee and nutty notes come from the use of English Dark Crystal malt. The use of German Hersbrucker hops complement these characteristics with subtle aromas of floral and fruity notes.
This is a dark, rich and full bodied American Stout. It is conditioned with Peruvian and Equadorian Cacao Nibs that give a silky and chocolaty flavor that compliments the chocolate and roasted malts used to make this decadent beverage.
Zorita Hazy Ipa
Zorita Hazy IPA is a beer that packs a punch with a very well disguised 7.8 ABV that drinks like velvet. From the first tendrils of aroma, this double hopped beer delivers a plethora of hope aromas including berries, stone fruits, and tropical fruits. Zorita Hazy IPA uses a concentration of three hops to deliver its strong aroma/flavor.
Twain’s Amber Ale is our take on one of the classic styles that was a cornerstone in the craft beer revolution in the 1980s and 1990s. It is amber in color with a reddish hue, has a medium bodied malt backbone, and utilizes the classic American hops of Centennial and Cascade that yield a citrus, grapefruit aroma and flavor.
The style known now as bock was a dark, malty, lightly hopped ale first brewed in the 14th century by German brewers in the Hanseatic town of Einbeck. Lost Worlds Hansa Winter Bock is a copper brown in color. It hits the palate with a rich malty and slightly nutty taste – with a hint of chocolate tones. It’s the beer of gratitude., and with an 8 percent ABV, it also warms the heart when we need it most.
It originated in the 1520's in the southern area of Bavaria, Germany. Generally made with a ratio of 50% wheat to 50% barley and left unfiltered, this style derives much of its character from its distinctive yeast which delivers the phenols of banana, clove, and notes of bubblegum or apples. Hefeweizen’s typically have minimal hop bitterness and a moderate level of alcohol. It’s a crisp, drinkable ale that ‘s a favorite during the summer months.
Stay tuned for information on our upcoming Limited Release beers.
