Revival Brews

Domestic Light Lager
Honeysuckle • Wafer Cookie • Crisp Finish

A Kaleidoscope of Lotus, Galaxy & Azacca hops reveals notes of Mango, Orange, Cantaloupe & Peach.

Hazy India Pale Ale with EX-16660, Alora + Sultana hops. Brewed in collaboration with Omega Yeast Labs, Hopsteiner & Prairie Malt.

The legend. A true leader in the hop wars of the west coast. It'll hit you over the head with hoppy bitterness and still manages to smooth the rough edges for a clean enjoyable finish

A full-bodied and very hoppy brew with tasteful notes of pine and citrus. Sure to please any IPA drinker!

Chocolate Milk Stout

As easy to love as New Orleans itself, Amber is Abita’s original beer and a New Orleans favorite. Brewed with pale and caramel malts and German Perle hops, it has a smooth, malty, slightly caramel flavor. It is Abita’s most versatile beer for food pairing and a star ingredient for many
great Louisiana chefs.

Mexican Lager. Halfway between awesome and fantastico but with the quality you expect from the great Cervaceria de Melvin. Super simple with an abv that you can session all goddamn day. Stay thirsty bitches.

Sad Panda is something special. Aromas of vanilla and chocolate are prominent yet balanced with the malt sweetness and caramel aromas expected in stouts. Your first sip introduces the complex combination of flavors you might expect in your favorite coffee – the balanced sweetness of vanilla and dark chocolate flavors with a smooth coffee bitterness at the finish, this drinkable stout hits all of our sensory pleasure points.

Definitely sunshine in a glass. Beehive is a joy to drink, with its beautiful honey-gold color and refreshing, full-flavored body. For our version of the classic American Wheat, we use less two-row and more Munich malt for depth, and soften the edges with the lightness of wheat. Local Black Forest honey adds character without sweetness.

This Season’s Blonde beauty is a Wheat Ale, however it does have some notable differences to our favorite Hefeweizen. First and foremost, where Smuggler Wheat is a cloudy, yeasty, and nutrient-rich ale, This Season’s Blonde is served clear, with playful carbonation leading to wonderful head and beautiful lace along the side of your pint glass. This Season’s Blonde goes down dangerously easily, but you won’t be disappointed! We have been told by our local regulars that This Season’s Blonde is a bit more floral, citrusy, and generally ‘hoppy’ than Smuggler Wheat, which the Aspen Brew Crew agrees with – though don’t be scared, its not bitter like Independence Pass Ale or Conundrum Red.

Sour Ale with Watermelon & Cucumber Juice & Hibiscus Flowers

Our high altitude Colorado grown peaches and apples unite for a semi sweet richness, smooth tart finish and powerful aroma.

Gentle Jonathan apple based blended with delicious plum, lemongrass and hints of ginger. Smooth, easy drinking without overpowering flavor or sweetness