Originally brewed by the Paulaner monks in Munich to survive the fasting period of Lent as a form of “liquid bread”. In keeping with tradition of the original name, Salvator (Savior), breweries pay tribute to the original beer by ending the name of their version with an “ator”. Thus we present to you Torzinator. Prost!
This brew pays homage to Dolores Huerta, one of our nation’s most important labor & civil rights leaders. Friends at Chile Line Brewery in Santa Fe developed the brew and assisted us with developing our version. Smoked Beechwood malt and hatch chile bring a balanced blend of heat and smoke.¡Salud!
Na Zdrowie! Polish for Cheers! Pronounced Nas-dro-v-yea. Now that you know, say it with Gusto! Sweet, malty, and moderately hopped, an easier drinking beer compared to today’s hop forward profiles. With this in mind, we put our West Coast Pale Ale twist on this classic by adding a hop profile matching Sierra Nevada’s Pale Ale, an American craft brewing legend.
Leinie’s Red was a favorite growing up. Lumberman Red is our take on that classic. Characteristics of the original with a deep red copper appearance, malt forward profile, caramel sweetness, and a hint of bitterness.
Know what IPA stands for? India Pale Ale. It’s where the beer was headed from England. More hops = better preservation = fresher beer in India. In our case, we exclusively used Polish hops in our recipe. Not for delivery to Poland though. The result? A lighter version of an IPA, with more bite than a Pale Ale. We introduce to you, a Polish Pale Ale.