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Honey Ale - Wisconsin's original honey beer, Gray's Honey Ale is brewed using locally harvested honey and brewed in small batches to insure exacting flavor and freshness. The generous amount of honey is evident in the unique refreshing flavor and extraordinary aroma. Honey is used as a fermentable sugar source rather than a flavoring agent, as commonly used in national brands. Gray's Honey Ale is a flavorful refreshing beer. Gray's Light - A crisp all natural pilsner beer brewed for the craft beer drinker with only 92 calories and 4.8 carbs. IPA (India Pale Ale) - A real "hop head's" brew. This beer is hopped with East Kent Goldings and Cascade hops. This IPA weighs in at over 65 IBUs. Bower City Pale Ale - This pale ale is a true craft beer lover's beer. Copper in color with a distinct body and hop character. Rathskeller Amber Ale - A uniquely distinctive ale brewed with a special blend of malted barley and floral hops. It's characterized by a rich golden color, robust full-bodied flavor topped with a rich creamy head and refreshing aroma. Already a favorite of those who appreciate an ale with real character. 
Irish Style Ale - A favorite of the leprechauns on St. Patty's Day. This ale is brewed with a blend of malted barley and hops that finishes clean and has you clammoring for more. Oatmeal Stout - Rich in color with a strong roasted flavor and creamy texture, the 56 Oatmeal Stout is a true dark beer lover's beer. Generous amounts of fresh rolled oats, paired with aromatic hops and richly roasted barley lead to the unique coffee-like flavor. The 56 refers to the year, 1856, the brewery was founded by Joshua C. Gray. Today the brewery continues the tradition of brewing big, fresh, flavorful beers. Imperial Stout -A traditional Russian Imperial Stout that is aged in bourbon barrels for 9 months. This amazing stout is sure to impress any true dark beer lover. |