A row of brass beer taps behind a bar

Six beers from one brewhouse.

Six beers from one brewhouse.

Everything we pour is brewed in the back of this building on a 15-barrel system and canned on Thursdays. Here is the whole lineup, with notes from the brewhouse.

Brewed on site

Canned every Thursday

Cans to go at the bar

Every beer we pour.

Every beer we pour.

What to order with dinner.

What to order with dinner.

No rules, just what we reach for at the bar. Our head brewer Maya Okafor wrote these on the back of a brew sheet.

Crisp

Leonard Street Lager

Tacos, fried fish, anything off the grill

Hoppy, pale

Fish Ladder Pale Ale

Burgers, sharp cheddar and the first warm afternoon of spring

Hoppy, IPA

Six Bridges IPA & Cold Front Hazy

Spicy wings, Thai curry, carnitas, blue cheese

Malty

Furnace Stout

Smoked brisket, chocolate cake, a cold night by the fire

Sour

Tart Cherry Sour

Goat cheese, salads, cherry pie, or on its own in the garden

Small batches, slow lagers.

Michigan malt

Our base malt comes from a maltster two hours north, and most of our hops grow in the state too.

Cold and patient

Every lager sits in the tank for ten weeks. The IPAs are canned within two days of dry hopping.

Cold and patient

Every lager sits in the tank for ten weeks. The IPAs are canned within two days of dry hopping.

Small batches

Fifteen barrels at a time, about 460 gallons. The biggest beer we make is our lager.

Small batches

Fifteen barrels at a time, about 460 gallons. The biggest beer we make is our lager.

A flight of five beers from pale to dark on a wooden paddle

Six beers, one flight.

Six beers, one flight.

The Tap Flight pours four of them for $14, and the fee comes off when you take a 4-pack home.

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