Strange Craft Beer Company

Reminiscent of brew first tried in a london pub, this robust porter has a balanced blend of chocolate and black malts to give it that tasty darkness found only in an English porter. 5.5% ABV 29 IBUs

The first brew from our One-Barrel Wednesday Series, this Oatmeal Pale explores the boundaries of Pale Ale ingredients. Oatmeal gives it a creamy texture, Organic Agave Nectar increases gravity, Zythos hops add a Tangerine citrus character, and adding fresh Rosemary in the dryhop creates a unique aroma reminiscent of pine forests. 6.5% ABV 55

An epiphany. That’s what Strange's Head Brewer Tim Myers had right before he wrote down the recipe for IPAphany IPA. Tim was never what you'd call a "hophead". That is until about five years ago when he tasted a certain Colorado IPA that was so balanced, so hoppy yet so malty, it opened Tim's eyes to a whole new world of beers. So he rushed home and began creating his own IPA. The end result after five years of tweaking homebrew batches is Strange IPAphany IPA. A big, malty, hoppy, well-rounded, lusciously smooth and drinkable India Pale Ale. 7.0%ABV 65 IBUs

Our spin on a classic Belgian farmhouse ale. We start with high quality Belgian Pilsner malt and add some Belgian Caramel Vienne and Caramel Munich for color and complexity. Bring it back down to earth with just the right amount of Czech Saaz hops to provide refreshing balance. Fermented hot with a very special yeast strain from the Wallonia region of Belgium, this unique yeast gives our Diable its earthy, fruity, spiciness and dry malt character. 8.3% ABV 42 IBUs

We named this Strange 'Cherry Cherry' because that's what it is. There's so much cherry in this beer even its foamy head is red! We start with a Dark Belgian Wheat recipe, cram it full of Montmorency Tart Cherry goodness, then age it with oak. The result is a cherry cherry lovers dream come true. Goes great with dark chocolate, with fudge brownies, with chocolate gateau, with cacao nibs, with...well you get the picture. And did we mention cherries? 4.7% ABV 15 IBUs