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		<description><![CDATA[Kent Lake Kolsch: Our rendition of this classic from Cologne is brewed with all German ingredients.  This light and crisp ale holds many characteristics of a lager; tangy and tart notes are attributed to the slight addition of acidulated malt. Hops: Tettnang, Hallertau Abv: 4.5%  O.G.: 1.050 Grain Bill: German Pilsner, German Wheat, Vienna, Munich, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<h3>Kent Lake Kolsch:</h3>
<p>Our rendition of this classic from Cologne is brewed with all German<br />
ingredients.  This light and crisp ale holds many characteristics of a lager; tangy and tart notes are<br />
attributed to the slight addition of acidulated malt.<br />
Hops: Tettnang, Hallertau Abv: 4.5%  O.G.: 1.050<br />
Grain Bill: German Pilsner, German Wheat, Vienna, Munich, Acidulated<br />
Food Pairings: Fish Tacos, Tuna Tartar, Herb Chicken, Caesar Salads</p>
<h3>Shining Star Pale Ale:</h3>
<p>This American Pale is well balanced, light and crisp.   Lingering citrus and grassy hop notes entertain the palate, while it is still mellow enough to be enjoyed any time.<br />
Hops: Horizon, Cascade, Simcoe Abv: 5.5% O.G.: 1.054<br />
Grain Bill: Marris Otter, Wheat, Vienna<br />
Food Pairings: Burgers, Chicken Quesadilla, Herb Chicken, Apple Crisp</p>
<h3>Chazz Cat Rye Ale:</h3>
<p>A light, golden amber ale with a slight hop bite;  well balanced with fruity, earthy notes and spicy overtones.    “We all got high on the Chazz Cat Rye”<br />
Hops: Liberty, Fuggles, Cascade Abv: 5.5%   O.G.: 1.054<br />
Grain Bill: Belgian CaraPils, British Two-Row, Munich<br />
Food Pairings:Fish or Prawn Tacos, Herb Chicken, Quesadilla, Nachos</p>
<h3>Honey Blonde Ale:</h3>
<p>A light bodied Blonde Ale made with Organic Pilsner and 20% Honey Malt. The beer is light bodied with flavors of clover honey and toasted cereal. The finish is crisp and refreshing.<br />
Hops: Galena, Crystal, &amp; Ahtanum ABV: 5.9% O.G.: 1.057<br />
Grain Bill: Organic Pilsner, Honey, and Munich Malts plus Oats.<br />
Food Pairings: Chicken, Pork, and Mom&#8217;s Apple Pie.</p>
<p><strong>JC Flyer I.P.A. (India Pale Ale):</strong></p>
<p>We wanted to experiment with some different hops and we thought the IPA would be a great vehicle for this.  Quickly becoming a new favorite, this IPA has great floral notes, while being smoother than the Iron Springs IPA.  Big &amp; Bold, yet smooth &amp; mellow.<br />
Hops: Chinook, Palisades,Cluster, Nuggets &amp; a generous amount of Simcoe whole leaf hop in the finish Grain Bill: All Pale malts such as  Marris Otter, wheat, victory, &amp; carapils<br />
Food Pairings: Hot wings, Chicken Skewers, Sausage Plate  Abv: 6.0% O.G.: 1.064</p>
<h3>Casey Jones Imperial I.P.A.:</h3>
<p>This double IPA has twice the hops and grains as its counterpart.   Significant floral, citrus, and peppery notes on the nose, yet even with the enormous hop profile, the huge grain bill results in a very well balanced brew.<br />
Hops: Amarillo, Summit, Simcoe, Cascade Abv: 8.0% O.G..: 1.079<br />
Grain Bill: All pale malts, Marris Otter, Wheat, Victory, CaraPils<br />
Food Pairings: Nachos, BBQ Pork, Garlic Fries, Spicy or Smoked Foods</p>
<h3>Late Seasonal Draught:</h3>
<p>A NorCal single hopped session Ale styled after an English Extra Special Bitter. Light copper in color, with a hoppy aroma, toasty flavor, and a spicy finish.<br />
Hops: Brewer&#8217;s Gold ABV: 5.7% O.G.: 1.058<br />
Grain Bill: Maris Otter, Light Crystal, and Wheat<br />
Food Pairings: Poc Chuc, Meatloaf, Banger&#8217;s and Mash, Ploughman&#8217;s Platter, and Apple Crisp</p>
<h3>Epiphany Ale:</h3>
<p>A Pacific Northwest hoppy amber ale with floral and citrus aromas.  Ready for an Epiphany?!  There is a great story to how this beer got its name.  If you are curious please ask Mike.<br />
Hops: Cascade (hop-backed with 12 lbs of whole leaf Cascades) Abv: 5.9%  O.G.: 1.057  Grain Bill: Marris Otter, Dark Crystal Malts<br />
Food Pairings: Meatloaf, Prawn Salad, Sausage Plate, Nachos<br />
*WINNER, BRONZE MEDAL, 2006 WORLD BEER CUP, AMERICAN RED ALE*</p>
<h3>Anne Marie’s Amber Ale:</h3>
<p>Caramel, toffee, and slight chocolate notes accent this complex<br />
American style amber that is full of crystal malts and minimal in hop flavor or bitterness.  This ale is<br />
generously sweet, yet bold, like the woman for whom it was named.<br />
Hops: Crystal, Liberty Abv: 5.25%          O.G..:  1.060 Grain Bill: Marris Otter, Vienna, Victory, Vienna, Crystal Malt<br />
Food Pairings: Burgers, Seafood, Cajun or other spicy foods, Roast Pork</p>
<h3>Fairfax Coffee Porter:</h3>
<p>Infused with real “Marin Roasters” coffee, this English style porter has hints of chocolate and roasted nuts.  Very dark in color, but not quite as heavy as the stout, the porter is dispensed with nitrogen gas, replicating natural carbonation.<br />
Hops: Horizon, Crystal Abv: 6% O.G.: 1.065<br />
Grain Bill: British chocolate, British Brown, Two-row Pale, Crystal Malts<br />
Food Pairings: Burgers, Steak, Chocolate Desserts, Reuben</p>
<h3>Sless’s Oatmeal Stout:</h3>
<p>Dark, hardy, thick, rich, roasted and chocolaty, this ale is amazingly smooth due to the generous addition of whole oats.  Named for a friend of Iron Springs and easily the<br />
finest pedal steel player around: Barry Sless, this one is layered with flavors.<br />
Hops: Tetnanger, Hallertau Abv: 7.6%  O.G.: 1.074<br />
Grain Bill: British Brown, Black Barley, Honey Malt, Dark Wheat<br />
Food Pairings:  Pork Sandwich, Chocolate Cake<br />
*WINNER, GOLD MEDAL, 2008 WORLD BEER CUP, OATMEAL STOUT*</p>
<p>All of our beers are hand crafted on location in 10 barrel batches.  We start with the freshest water from the seven Marin reservoirs, as well as the Russian River, and add the finest ingredients available on the global market.  While remaining true to traditions, each of our beers also brings its own unique characteristics to the palate.  From the brew-house to the taps, to your glass, without filtration, our beers are “alive” and made with great care and craftsmanship.</p>
<p>Head brewer: Christian Kazakoff.</p>
<p>Also On Tap:</p>
<p>Two Rivers Apple Cider: A light cider with a nice balance of tartness and sweetness.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Kent Lake Kolsch Our rendition of this classic from Cologne is brewed with all German ingredients. This light and crisp ale holds many characteristics of a lager; tangy and tart notes. Brewed with the water from our local Kent Lake. Hops: Tettnang, Hallertau Grain Bill: German Pilsner, German Wheat, Vienna, Munich, Acidulated ** WINNER, BRONZE MEDAL, GOLDEN/BLONDE [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<h3>Kent Lake Kolsch</h3>
<p>Our rendition of this classic from Cologne is brewed with all German ingredients. This light and crisp ale holds many characteristics of a lager; tangy and tart notes. Brewed with the water from our local Kent Lake.</p>
<p>Hops: Tettnang, Hallertau</p>
<p>Grain Bill: German Pilsner, German Wheat, Vienna, Munich, Acidulated</p>
<p>** WINNER, BRONZE MEDAL, GOLDEN/BLONDE CATEGORY AT THE 2011 GREAT AMERICAN BEER FESTIVAL **</p>
<p>ABV: 4.5%</p>
<h3>Chazz Cat Rye</h3>
<p>A light, golden amber ale with a slight hop bite;  well balanced with fruity, earthy notes and spicy overtones.    “We all got high on the Chazz Cat Rye.” Wheat free.</p>
<p>Hops: Liberty, Fuggles, Cascade</p>
<p>Grain Bill:  Belgian CaraPils, British Two-Row, Munich, Rye Malt</p>
<p>ABV: 6.5%</p>
<h3>Alsatian Pale Ale</h3>
<p>A single hopped International style pale ale.  The hop used all the way through including in the dry hopping is called Aramis, grown in the Alsatian region of France. This pale ale has a slight cereal malt flavor, a clean and silky body, and a dominate earthy/citrusy noble hop presence.  Wheat free.</p>
<p>Hops: Aramis</p>
<p>Grain Bill: Maris Otter, 2-row Pale Ale, C-15, Oatmeal</p>
<p>ABV: 5.5%</p>
<h3>Epiphany Ale</h3>
<p>A Pacific Northwest hoppy amber ale with floral and citrus aromas.  Ready for an Epiphany?!  There is a great story to how this beer got its name.  If you are curious please ask Mike.</p>
<p>Hops: Cascade (hop-backed with 12 lbs of whole leaf Cascades)</p>
<p>Grain Bill: Marris Otter, Dark Crystal Malts</p>
<p>ABV: 6%</p>
<p>*WINNER, BRONZE MEDAL, 2006 WORLD BEER CUP, AMERICAN RED ALE*</p>
<h3><strong>JC Flyer I.P.A. (India Pale Ale)</strong></h3>
<p>Quickly becoming a new favorite, this IPA has great floral notes, while being smoother than the Iron Springs IPA.  Big &amp; Bold, yet smooth &amp; mellow.</p>
<p>Hops: CTZ, Cascade, Citra, and Centennial</p>
<p>Grain Bill: All Pale malts such as  Marris Otter, wheat, victory, &amp; carapils</p>
<p>ABV: 7.0%</p>
<h3>Casey Jones Imperial I.P.A.</h3>
<p>This double IPA has twice the hops and grains as its counterpart.   Significant floral, citrus, and peppery notes on the nose, yet even with the enormous hop profile, the huge grain bill results in a very well balanced brew.</p>
<p>Hops: CTZ, Chinook, and Simcoe</p>
<p>Grain Bill: 2-row Pale, Munich, Biscuit, &amp; Wheat</p>
<p>ABV: 9.0%</p>
<h3>Anne Marie’s Amber Ale</h3>
<p>Caramel, toffee, and slight chocolate notes accent this complex American style amber that is full of crystal malts and minimal in hop flavor or bitterness.  This ale is<br />
generously sweet, yet bold, like the woman for whom it was named.</p>
<p>Hops: Crystal, Liberty</p>
<p>Grain Bill: Vienna, Crystal Malt, 2-Row, Biscuit</p>
<p>ABV: 7%</p>
<h3>Platypus Spiced Ale</h3>
<p>A strange yet very cool mammal and Belgian inspired spiced amber ale infused with fresh thyme and bitter orange peel.  The blend of herbs and spice from the yeast play well together in this low hopped amber ale.  Wheat free.</p>
<p>Hops: Aramis</p>
<p>Grain Bill: Belgian Pilsner, Biscuit, CaraMunich, and Dark Candi Sugar</p>
<p>ABV: 8.8%</p>
<h3>Edwin&#8217;s Winterscotch Ale</h3>
<p>This Scottish-Style “Wee Heavy” is brewed annually just in time for the holidays. The Scotch is dark amber in color and has a light smoky caramel taste that dominates the overall flavor. The long finish carries an intense toasted caramel followed by a clean malt balance.  Created by Iron Springs&#8217; own Phil Meeker.</p>
<p>Hops:  East Kent Goldings:</p>
<p>Grain Bill: Golden Promise, CaraMunich, Dark Crystal, Extra-special Aromatic, Weyerman Smoked</p>
<p>ABV: 8.5%</p>
<h3>Bonnie Prince Charlie&#8217;s 90:</h3>
<p>Named after the &#8220;Young Pretender&#8221; who led the heroic yet unsuccessful 1745 Jacobite uprising vs. the British in Scotland.  This award winning recipe is a collaboration brew done with Sonoma Beerocrat homebrewer Mike Kelly.   This classic styled beer is dark amber in color, lightly hopped in a single addition, and has mild flavors of toasted chestnuts and figs.  Very drinkable without tasting very strong in alcohol</p>
<p>Hops: East Kent Goldings</p>
<p>Grain Bill: Crisp Maris Otter and Roasted Barley</p>
<p>ABV: 7.1%</p>
<h3>Fairfax Coffee Porter</h3>
<p>Infused with real “Fairfax Coffee Roastery” coffee, this robust porter has hints of chocolate and roasted nuts.  Very dark in color, but not quite as heavy as the stout, the porter is dispensed with nitrogen gas, replicating natural carbonation.</p>
<p>Hops: Horizon, Crystal</p>
<p>Grain Bill: British chocolate, British Brown, Two-row Pale, Crystal Malts</p>
<p>ABV: 6.7%</p>
<h3>Sless’s Oatmeal Stout</h3>
<p>Dark, hardy, thick, rich, roasted and chocolaty, this ale is amazingly smooth due to the generous addition of whole oats.  Named for a friend of Iron Springs and easily the<br />
finest pedal steel player around: Barry Sless, this one is layered with flavors.</p>
<p>Hops: Galena and Brewers Goldings</p>
<p>Grain Bill: 2-Row Pale, British Brown, Black Barley, Honey Malt, Dark Wheat</p>
<p>ABV: 8%</p>
<p>*WINNER, GOLD MEDAL, 2008 WORLD BEER CUP, OATMEAL STOUT*</p>
<p>All of our beers are hand crafted on location in 10 barrel batches.  We start with the freshest water from the seven Marin reservoirs, as well as the Russian River, and add the finest ingredients available on the global market.  While remaining true to traditions, each of our beers also brings its own unique characteristics to the palate.  From the brew-house to the taps, to your glass, without filtration, our beers are “alive” and made with great care and craftsmanship.</p>
<p>Head brewer: Christian Kazakoff.</p>
<h3>Also On Tap:</h3>
<h3>Two Rivers Apple Cider</h3>
<p>A light cider with a nice balance of tartness and sweetness.  Wheat and gluten free.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Black Magic Rye P.A. A full bodied and very aromatic pitch black IPA style beer brewed with over a hundred pounds of chocolate rye malt. Don&#8217;t let the color fool you, this is IPA all the way. Up front citrus hops in the flavor and aroma with a lingering light hop and toasted rye finish. [...]]]></description>
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<h3>Black Magic Rye P.A.</h3>
<p>A full bodied and very aromatic pitch black IPA style beer brewed with over a hundred pounds of chocolate rye malt. Don&#8217;t let the color fool you, this is IPA all the way. Up front citrus hops in the flavor and aroma with a lingering light hop and toasted rye finish.<br />
Hops: Simcoe, Citra, &amp; Amarillo		ABV: 8%		O.G.: 1.075<br />
Grain Bill: Crisp 2-row, Chocolate Rye, and Carafa III<br />
Food Pairings: Cheese Burgers, Chicken Mole, and Nacho&#8217;s</p>
<h3>Dark Path Lager</h3>
<p>A German style Shwarzbier, or &#8220;Black Beer.&#8221; Dark Path has an opaque, black color with a full roasted chocolate flavor that finishes very clean. Although they share some similar flavors, they are quite a bit milder in taste and bitterness as opposed to British style Stouts and Porters. &#8220;Once you start down the Dark Path, forever will it dominate your destiny&#8221; &#8211; YODA<br />
Hops: Vanguard and Saaz			ABV: 5.3%	O.G.: 1.052<br />
Grain Bill: Global Pilsner, CaraMunich, Chocolate Wheat, &amp; Carafa III<br />
Food Pairings: Sausages, Poc Chuc, Prawn Tacos, &amp; Meatloaf</p>
<h3><strong>Maltman&#8217;s Alt</strong><strong>:</strong></h3>
<p>A traditional 4.7% ABV German Session Amber Ale brewed with Pilsner and Vienna malts and hopped with Halletaur.</p>
<p><strong> </strong></p>
<h3><strong>Oktoberfest</strong><strong>:</strong></h3>
<p>A clean and and light hopped 7% Märzen-style lager brewed with German Pilsner and Munich Malts.</p>
<h3>Kent Lake Kolsch Ale:</h3>
<p>Our rendition of this classic from Cologne is brewed with all German<br />
ingredients.  This light and crisp ale holds many characteristics of a lager; tangy and tart notes are<br />
attributed to the slight addition of acidulated malt.<br />
Hops: Tettnang, Hallertau Abv: 4.5%  O.G.: 1.050<br />
Grain Bill: German Pilsner, German Wheat, Vienna, Munich, Acidulated<br />
Food Pairings: Fish Tacos, Tuna Tartar, Herb Chicken, Caesar Salads</p>
<h3>Chazz Cat Rye Ale:</h3>
<p>A light, golden amber ale with a slight hop bite;  well balanced with fruity, earthy notes and spicy overtones.    “We all got high on the Chazz Cat Rye”<br />
Hops: Liberty, Fuggles, Cascade Abv: 5.5%   O.G.: 1.054<br />
Grain Bill: Belgian CaraPils, British Two-Row, Munich<br />
Food Pairings:Fish or Prawn Tacos, Herb Chicken, Quesadilla, Nachos</p>
<h3>Shining Star Pale Ale:</h3>
<p>This American Pale is well balanced, light and crisp.   Lingering citrus and grassy hop notes entertain the palate, while it is still mellow enough to be enjoyed any time.<br />
Hops: Horizon, Cascade, Simcoe Abv: 5.5% O.G.: 1.054<br />
Grain Bill: Marris Otter, Wheat, Vienna<br />
Food Pairings: Burgers, Chicken Quesadilla, Herb Chicken, Apple Crisp</p>
<h3>Anne Marie’s Amber Ale:</h3>
<p>Caramel, toffee, and slight chocolate notes accent this complex<br />
American style amber that is full of crystal malts and minimal in hop flavor or bitterness.  This ale is<br />
generously sweet, yet bold, like the woman for whom it was named.<br />
Hops: Crystal, Liberty Abv: 5.25%          O.G..:  1.060 Grain Bill: Marris Otter, Vienna, Victory, Vienna, Crystal Malt<br />
Food Pairings: Burgers, Seafood, Cajun or other spicy foods, Roast Pork</p>
<h3>Epiphany Ale:</h3>
<p>A Pacific Northwest hoppy amber ale with floral and citrus aromas.  Ready for an Epiphany?!  There is a great story to how this beer got its name.  If you are curious please ask Mike.<br />
Hops: Cascade (hop-backed with 12 lbs of whole leaf Cascades) Abv: 5.9%  O.G.: 1.057  Grain Bill: Marris Otter, Dark Crystal Malts<br />
Food Pairings: Meatloaf, Prawn Salad, Sausage Plate, Nachos<br />
*WINNER, BRONZE MEDAL, 2006 WORLD BEER CUP, AMERICAN RED ALE*</p>
<h3>JC Flyer I.P.A. (India Pale Ale):</h3>
<p>We wanted to experiment with some different hops and we thought the IPA would be a great vehicle for this.  Quickly becoming a new favorite, this IPA has great floral notes, while being smoother than the Iron Springs IPA.  Big &amp; Bold, yet smooth &amp; mellow.<br />
Hops: Chinook, Palisades,Cluster, Nuggets &amp; a generous amount of Simcoe whole leaf hop in the finish Grain Bill: All Pale malts such as  Marris Otter, wheat, victory, &amp; carapils<br />
Food Pairings: Hot wings, Chicken Skewers, Sausage Plate  Abv: 6.0% O.G.: 1.064</p>
<h3>Casey Jones Imperial I.P.A.:</h3>
<p>This double IPA has twice the hops and grains as its counterpart.   Significant floral, citrus, and peppery notes on the nose, yet even with the enormous hop profile, the huge grain bill results in a very well balanced brew.<br />
Hops: Amarillo, Summit, Simcoe, Cascade Abv: 8.0% O.G..: 1.079<br />
Grain Bill: All pale malts, Marris Otter, Wheat, Victory, CaraPils<br />
Food Pairings: Nachos, BBQ Pork, Garlic Fries, Spicy or Smoked Foods</p>
<h3>Fairfax Coffee Porter:</h3>
<p>Infused with real “Marin Roasters” coffee, this English style porter has hints of chocolate and roasted nuts.  Very dark in color, but not quite as heavy as the stout, the porter is dispensed with nitrogen gas, replicating natural carbonation.<br />
Hops: Horizon, Crystal Abv: 6% O.G.: 1.065<br />
Grain Bill: British chocolate, British Brown, Two-row Pale, Crystal Malts<br />
Food Pairings: Burgers, Steak, Chocolate Desserts, Reuben</p>
<h3>Sless’s Stimulating Stout:</h3>
<p>Dark, hardy, thick, rich, roasted and chocolaty, this ale is amazingly smooth due to the generous addition of whole oats.  Named for a friend of Iron Springs and easily the<br />
finest pedal steel player around: Barry Sless, this one is layered with flavors.<br />
Hops: Tetnanger, Hallertau Abv: 7.6%  O.G.: 1.074<br />
Grain Bill: British Brown, Black Barley, Honey Malt, Dark Wheat<br />
Food Pairings:  Pork Sandwich, Chocolate Cake<br />
*WINNER, GOLD MEDAL, 2008 WORLD BEER CUP, OATMEAL STOUT*</p>
<h3><span style="font-weight: normal; font-size: 13px;">All of our beers are hand crafted on location in 10 barrel batches.  We start with the freshest water from the seven Marin reservoirs, as well as the Russian River, and add the finest ingredients available on the global market.  While remaining true to traditions, each of our beers also brings its own unique characteristics to the palate.  From the brew-house to the taps, to your glass, without filtration, our beers are “alive” and made with great care and craftsmanship.</span></h3>
<p>Head brewer: Christian Kazakoff.</p>
<p>Also On Tap</p>
<p>Two Rivers Apple Cider: A light cider with a nice balance of tartness and sweetness.  $5.75 pint</p>
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<h3><strong>Maltman&#8217;s Alt</strong><strong>:</strong></h3>
<p>A traditional 4.7% ABV German Session Amber Ale brewed with Pilsner and Vienna malts and hopped with Halletaur.</p>
<p><strong> </strong></p>
<h3><strong>Oktoberfest</strong><strong>:</strong></h3>
<p>A clean and and light hopped 7% Märzen-style lager brewed with German Pilsner and Munich Malts.</p>
<h3>Kent Lake Kolsch Ale:</h3>
<p>Our rendition of this classic from Cologne is brewed with all German<br />
ingredients.  This light and crisp ale holds many characteristics of a lager; tangy and tart notes are<br />
attributed to the slight addition of acidulated malt.<br />
Hops: Tettnang, Hallertau Abv: 4.5%  O.G.: 1.050<br />
Grain Bill: German Pilsner, German Wheat, Vienna, Munich, Acidulated<br />
Food Pairings: Fish Tacos, Tuna Tartar, Herb Chicken, Caesar Salads</p>
<h3>Chazz Cat Rye Ale:</h3>
<p>A light, golden amber ale with a slight hop bite;  well balanced with fruity, earthy notes and spicy overtones.    “We all got high on the Chazz Cat Rye”<br />
Hops: Liberty, Fuggles, Cascade Abv: 5.5%   O.G.: 1.054<br />
Grain Bill: Belgian CaraPils, British Two-Row, Munich<br />
Food Pairings:Fish or Prawn Tacos, Herb Chicken, Quesadilla, Nachos</p>
<h3>Shining Star Pale Ale:</h3>
<p>This American Pale is well balanced, light and crisp.   Lingering citrus and grassy hop notes entertain the palate, while it is still mellow enough to be enjoyed any time.<br />
Hops: Horizon, Cascade, Simcoe Abv: 5.5% O.G.: 1.054<br />
Grain Bill: Marris Otter, Wheat, Vienna<br />
Food Pairings: Burgers, Chicken Quesadilla, Herb Chicken, Apple Crisp</p>
<h3>Chalin Blend</h3>
<p>A 50% blend of Chazz Cat Rye and Kent Lake Kolsch.</p>
<h3>Anne Marie’s Amber Ale:</h3>
<p>Caramel, toffee, and slight chocolate notes accent this complex<br />
American style amber that is full of crystal malts and minimal in hop flavor or bitterness.  This ale is<br />
generously sweet, yet bold, like the woman for whom it was named.<br />
Hops: Crystal, Liberty Abv: 5.25%          O.G..:  1.060 Grain Bill: Marris Otter, Vienna, Victory, Vienna, Crystal Malt<br />
Food Pairings: Burgers, Seafood, Cajun or other spicy foods, Roast Pork</p>
<h3>Epiphany Ale:</h3>
<p>A Pacific Northwest hoppy amber ale with floral and citrus aromas.  Ready for an Epiphany?!  There is a great story to how this beer got its name.  If you are curious please ask Mike.<br />
Hops: Cascade (hop-backed with 12 lbs of whole leaf Cascades) Abv: 5.9%  O.G.: 1.057  Grain Bill: Marris Otter, Dark Crystal Malts<br />
Food Pairings: Meatloaf, Prawn Salad, Sausage Plate, Nachos<br />
*WINNER, BRONZE MEDAL, 2006 WORLD BEER CUP, AMERICAN RED ALE*</p>
<h3>JC Flyer I.P.A. (India Pale Ale):</h3>
<p>We wanted to experiment with some different hops and we thought the IPA would be a great vehicle for this.  Quickly becoming a new favorite, this IPA has great floral notes, while being smoother than the Iron Springs IPA.  Big &amp; Bold, yet smooth &amp; mellow.<br />
Hops: Chinook, Palisades,Cluster, Nuggets &amp; a generous amount of Simcoe whole leaf hop in the finish Grain Bill: All Pale malts such as  Marris Otter, wheat, victory, &amp; carapils<br />
Food Pairings: Hot wings, Chicken Skewers, Sausage Plate  Abv: 6.0% O.G.: 1.064</p>
<h3>Casey Jones Imperial I.P.A.:</h3>
<p>This double IPA has twice the hops and grains as its counterpart.   Significant floral, citrus, and peppery notes on the nose, yet even with the enormous hop profile, the huge grain bill results in a very well balanced brew.<br />
Hops: Amarillo, Summit, Simcoe, Cascade Abv: 8.0% O.G..: 1.079<br />
Grain Bill: All pale malts, Marris Otter, Wheat, Victory, CaraPils<br />
Food Pairings: Nachos, BBQ Pork, Garlic Fries, Spicy or Smoked Foods</p>
<h3>Fairfax Coffee Porter:</h3>
<p>Infused with real “Marin Roasters” coffee, this English style porter has hints of chocolate and roasted nuts.  Very dark in color, but not quite as heavy as the stout, the porter is dispensed with nitrogen gas, replicating natural carbonation.<br />
Hops: Horizon, Crystal Abv: 6% O.G.: 1.065<br />
Grain Bill: British chocolate, British Brown, Two-row Pale, Crystal Malts<br />
Food Pairings: Burgers, Steak, Chocolate Desserts, Reuben</p>
<h3>Sless’s Stimulating Stout:</h3>
<p>Dark, hardy, thick, rich, roasted and chocolaty, this ale is amazingly smooth due to the generous addition of whole oats.  Named for a friend of Iron Springs and easily the<br />
finest pedal steel player around: Barry Sless, this one is layered with flavors.<br />
Hops: Tetnanger, Hallertau Abv: 7.6%  O.G.: 1.074<br />
Grain Bill: British Brown, Black Barley, Honey Malt, Dark Wheat<br />
Food Pairings:  Pork Sandwich, Chocolate Cake<br />
*WINNER, GOLD MEDAL, 2008 WORLD BEER CUP, OATMEAL STOUT*</p>
<h3><span style="font-weight: normal; font-size: 13px;">All of our beers are hand crafted on location in 10 barrel batches.  We start with the freshest water from the seven Marin reservoirs, as well as the Russian River, and add the finest ingredients available on the global market.  While remaining true to traditions, each of our beers also brings its own unique characteristics to the palate.  From the brew-house to the taps, to your glass, without filtration, our beers are “alive” and made with great care and craftsmanship.</span></h3>
<p>Head brewer: Christian Kazakoff.</p>
<p>Also On Tap</p>
<p>Two Rivers Apple Cider: A light cider with a nice balance of tartness and sweetness.  $5.75 pint</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Quincentennial Batch Trippel A 9.7% trippel Belgian style blonde ale brewed as the 5ooth batch of Iron Springs Beer produced from the brewery. Goes good with funky Cheese, light desserts, pork, &#38; sausage. Served, for a nominal extra charge, in a special Iron Springs Logo Belgian Glass to take home! Ask your server for details. [...]]]></description>
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<h3>Quincentennial Batch Trippel</h3>
<p>A 9.7% trippel Belgian style blonde ale brewed as the 5ooth batch of Iron Springs Beer produced from the brewery. Goes good with funky Cheese, light desserts, pork, &amp; sausage. Served, for a nominal extra charge, in a special Iron Springs Logo Belgian Glass to take home! Ask your server for details.</p>
<h3>Czechered Past Lager:</h3>
<p>One of 4 lagers created at Iron Springs, this traditional Czech Helles-style light lager is crisp, smooth, light, and refreshing.  Brewed entirely with imported malts and Saaz hops.<br />
Hops: Saaz Abv: 5.5%  O.G. 1.054<br />
Grain Bill: German Pilsner, Wheat, Munich<br />
Food Pairings: Salads, Pastas, Seafood Tacos, Spicy Sausages</p>
<h3>Kent Lake Kolsch Ale:</h3>
<p>Our rendition of this classic from Cologne is brewed with all German<br />
ingredients.  This light and crisp ale holds many characteristics of a lager; tangy and tart notes are<br />
attributed to the slight addition of acidulated malt.<br />
Hops: Tettnang, Hallertau Abv: 4.5%  O.G.: 1.050<br />
Grain Bill: German Pilsner, German Wheat, Vienna, Munich, Acidulated<br />
Food Pairings: Fish Tacos, Tuna Tartar, Herb Chicken, Caesar Salads</p>
<h3>Chazz Cat Rye Ale:</h3>
<p>A light, golden amber ale with a slight hop bite;  well balanced with fruity, earthy notes and spicy overtones.    “We all got high on the Chazz Cat Rye”<br />
Hops: Liberty, Fuggles, Cascade Abv: 5.5%   O.G.: 1.054<br />
Grain Bill: Belgian CaraPils, British Two-Row, Munich<br />
Food Pairings:Fish or Prawn Tacos, Herb Chicken, Quesadilla, Nachos</p>
<h3>Shining Star Pale Ale:</h3>
<p>This American Pale is well balanced, light and crisp.   Lingering citrus and grassy hop notes entertain the palate, while it is still mellow enough to be enjoyed any time.<br />
Hops: Horizon, Cascade, Simcoe Abv: 5.5% O.G.: 1.054<br />
Grain Bill: Marris Otter, Wheat, Vienna<br />
Food Pairings: Burgers, Chicken Quesadilla, Herb Chicken, Apple Crisp</p>
<h3>Chalin Blend</h3>
<p>A 50% blend of Chazz Cat Rye and Kent Lake Kolsch.</p>
<h3>Anne Marie’s Amber Ale:</h3>
<p>Caramel, toffee, and slight chocolate notes accent this complex<br />
American style amber that is full of crystal malts and minimal in hop flavor or bitterness.  This ale is<br />
generously sweet, yet bold, like the woman for whom it was named.<br />
Hops: Crystal, Liberty Abv: 5.25%          O.G..:  1.060 Grain Bill: Marris Otter, Vienna, Victory, Vienna, Crystal Malt<br />
Food Pairings: Burgers, Seafood, Cajun or other spicy foods, Roast Pork</p>
<h3>Epiphany Ale:</h3>
<p>A Pacific Northwest hoppy amber ale with floral and citrus aromas.  Ready for an Epiphany?!  There is a great story to how this beer got its name.  If you are curious please ask Mike.<br />
Hops: Cascade (hop-backed with 12 lbs of whole leaf Cascades) Abv: 5.9%  O.G.: 1.057  Grain Bill: Marris Otter, Dark Crystal Malts<br />
Food Pairings: Meatloaf, Prawn Salad, Sausage Plate, Nachos<br />
*WINNER, BRONZE MEDAL, 2006 WORLD BEER CUP, AMERICAN RED ALE*</p>
<h3>JC Flyer I.P.A. (India Pale Ale):</h3>
<p>We wanted to experiment with some different hops and we thought the IPA would be a great vehicle for this.  Quickly becoming a new favorite, this IPA has great floral notes, while being smoother than the Iron Springs IPA.  Big &amp; Bold, yet smooth &amp; mellow.<br />
Hops: Chinook, Palisades,Cluster, Nuggets &amp; a generous amount of Simcoe whole leaf hop in the finish Grain Bill: All Pale malts such as  Marris Otter, wheat, victory, &amp; carapils<br />
Food Pairings: Hot wings, Chicken Skewers, Sausage Plate  Abv: 6.0% O.G.: 1.064</p>
<h3>Casey Jones Imperial I.P.A.:</h3>
<p>This double IPA has twice the hops and grains as its counterpart.   Significant floral, citrus, and peppery notes on the nose, yet even with the enormous hop profile, the huge grain bill results in a very well balanced brew.<br />
Hops: Amarillo, Summit, Simcoe, Cascade Abv: 8.0% O.G..: 1.079<br />
Grain Bill: All pale malts, Marris Otter, Wheat, Victory, CaraPils<br />
Food Pairings: Nachos, BBQ Pork, Garlic Fries, Spicy or Smoked Foods</p>
<h3>Fairfax Coffee Porter:</h3>
<p>Infused with real “Marin Roasters” coffee, this English style porter has hints of chocolate and roasted nuts.  Very dark in color, but not quite as heavy as the stout, the porter is dispensed with nitrogen gas, replicating natural carbonation.<br />
Hops: Horizon, Crystal Abv: 6% O.G.: 1.065<br />
Grain Bill: British chocolate, British Brown, Two-row Pale, Crystal Malts<br />
Food Pairings: Burgers, Steak, Chocolate Desserts, Reuben</p>
<h3>Sless’s Stimulating Stout:</h3>
<p>Dark, hardy, thick, rich, roasted and chocolaty, this ale is amazingly smooth due to the generous addition of whole oats.  Named for a friend of Iron Springs and easily the<br />
finest pedal steel player around: Barry Sless, this one is layered with flavors.<br />
Hops: Tetnanger, Hallertau Abv: 7.6%  O.G.: 1.074<br />
Grain Bill: British Brown, Black Barley, Honey Malt, Dark Wheat<br />
Food Pairings:  Pork Sandwich, Chocolate Cake<br />
*WINNER, GOLD MEDAL, 2008 WORLD BEER CUP, OATMEAL STOUT*</p>
<h3><span style="font-weight: normal; font-size: 13px;">All of our beers are hand crafted on location in 10 barrel batches.  We start with the freshest water from the seven Marin reservoirs, as well as the Russian River, and add the finest ingredients available on the global market.  While remaining true to traditions, each of our beers also brings its own unique characteristics to the palate.  From the brew-house to the taps, to your glass, without filtration, our beers are “alive” and made with great care and craftsmanship.</span></h3>
<p>Head brewer: Christian Kazakoff.</p>
<p>Also On Tap</p>
<p>Two Rivers Apple Cider: A light cider with a nice balance of tartness and sweetness.  $5.75 pint</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Crippla&#8217; 2.0 Double Pale Ale: The Crippla&#8217; is 8.3% ABV, made with all German malt and Oats, light on the bittering hops, and huge on the &#8220;Citra&#8221; dry-hops in the aroma. It&#8217;s a creeper! Czechered Past Pilsner Lager: One of 4 lagers created at Iron Springs, this traditional Czech Pilsner is crisp, smooth, light, [...]]]></description>
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<h3>The Crippla&#8217; 2.0 Double Pale Ale:</h3>
<p>The Crippla&#8217; is 8.3% ABV, made with all German malt and Oats, light on the bittering hops, and huge on the &#8220;Citra&#8221; dry-hops in the aroma. It&#8217;s a creeper!</p>
<h3>Czechered Past Pilsner Lager:</h3>
<p>One of 4 lagers created at Iron Springs, this traditional Czech Pilsner is crisp, smooth, light, and refreshing.  Brewed entirely with imported malts and Saaz hops.<br />
Hops: Saaz Abv: 5.5%  O.G. 1.054<br />
Grain Bill: German Pilsner, Wheat, Munich<br />
Food Pairings: Salads, Pastas, Seafood Tacos, Spicy Sausages</p>
<h3>Kent Lake Kolsch Ale:</h3>
<p>Our rendition of this classic from Cologne is brewed with all German<br />
ingredients.  This light and crisp ale holds many characteristics of a lager; tangy and tart notes are<br />
attributed to the slight addition of acidulated malt.<br />
Hops: Tettnang, Hallertau Abv: 4.5%  O.G.: 1.050<br />
Grain Bill: German Pilsner, German Wheat, Vienna, Munich, Acidulated<br />
Food Pairings: Fish Tacos, Tuna Tartar, Herb Chicken, Caesar Salads</p>
<h3>Chazz Cat Rye Ale:</h3>
<p>A light, golden amber ale with a slight hop bite;  well balanced with fruity, earthy notes and spicy overtones.    “We all got high on the Chazz Cat Rye”<br />
Hops: Liberty, Fuggles, Cascade Abv: 5.5%   O.G.: 1.054<br />
Grain Bill: Belgian CaraPils, British Two-Row, Munich<br />
Food Pairings:Fish or Prawn Tacos, Herb Chicken, Quesadilla, Nachos</p>
<h3>Shining Star Pale Ale:</h3>
<p>This American Pale is well balanced, light and crisp.   Lingering citrus and grassy hop notes entertain the palate, while it is still mellow enough to be enjoyed any time.<br />
Hops: Horizon, Cascade, Simcoe Abv: 5.5% O.G.: 1.054<br />
Grain Bill: Marris Otter, Wheat, Vienna<br />
Food Pairings: Burgers, Chicken Quesadilla, Herb Chicken, Apple Crisp</p>
<h3>Anne Marie’s Amber Ale:</h3>
<p>Caramel, toffee, and slight chocolate notes accent this complex<br />
American style amber that is full of crystal malts and minimal in hop flavor or bitterness.  This ale is<br />
generously sweet, yet bold, like the woman for whom it was named.<br />
Hops: Crystal, Liberty Abv: 5.25%          O.G..:  1.060 Grain Bill: Marris Otter, Vienna, Victory, Vienna, Crystal Malt<br />
Food Pairings: Burgers, Seafood, Cajun or other spicy foods, Roast Pork</p>
<h3>Epiphany Ale:</h3>
<p>A Pacific Northwest hoppy amber ale with floral and citrus aromas.  Ready for an Epiphany?!  There is a great story to how this beer got its name.  If you are curious please ask Mike.<br />
Hops: Cascade (hop-backed with 12 lbs of whole leaf Cascades) Abv: 5.9%  O.G.: 1.057  Grain Bill: Marris Otter, Dark Crystal Malts<br />
Food Pairings: Meatloaf, Prawn Salad, Sausage Plate, Nachos<br />
*WINNER, BRONZE MEDAL, 2006 WORLD BEER CUP, AMERICAN RED ALE*</p>
<h3>JC Flyer I.P.A. (India Pale Ale):</h3>
<p>We wanted to experiment with some different hops and we thought the IPA would be a great vehicle for this.  Quickly becoming a new favorite, this IPA has great floral notes, while being smoother than the Iron Springs IPA.  Big &amp; Bold, yet smooth &amp; mellow.<br />
Hops: Chinook, Palisades,Cluster, Nuggets &amp; a generous amount of Simcoe whole leaf hop in the finish Grain Bill: All Pale malts such as  Marris Otter, wheat, victory, &amp; carapils<br />
Food Pairings: Hot wings, Chicken Skewers, Sausage Plate  Abv: 6.0% O.G.: 1.064</p>
<h3>Casey Jones Imperial I.P.A.:</h3>
<p>This double IPA has twice the hops and grains as its counterpart.   Significant floral, citrus, and peppery notes on the nose, yet even with the enormous hop profile, the huge grain bill results in a very well balanced brew.<br />
Hops: Amarillo, Summit, Simcoe, Cascade Abv: 8.0% O.G..: 1.079<br />
Grain Bill: All pale malts, Marris Otter, Wheat, Victory, CaraPils<br />
Food Pairings: Nachos, BBQ Pork, Garlic Fries, Spicy or Smoked Foods</p>
<h3>Fairfax Coffee Porter:</h3>
<p>Infused with real “Marin Roasters” coffee, this English style porter has hints of chocolate and roasted nuts.  Very dark in color, but not quite as heavy as the stout, the porter is dispensed with nitrogen gas, replicating natural carbonation.<br />
Hops: Horizon, Crystal Abv: 6% O.G.: 1.065<br />
Grain Bill: British chocolate, British Brown, Two-row Pale, Crystal Malts<br />
Food Pairings: Burgers, Steak, Chocolate Desserts, Reuben</p>
<h3>Sless’s Stimulating Stout:</h3>
<p>Dark, hardy, thick, rich, roasted and chocolaty, this ale is amazingly smooth due to the generous addition of whole oats.  Named for a friend of Iron Springs and easily the<br />
finest pedal steel player around: Barry Sless, this one is layered with flavors.<br />
Hops: Tetnanger, Hallertau Abv: 7.6%  O.G.: 1.074<br />
Grain Bill: British Brown, Black Barley, Honey Malt, Dark Wheat<br />
Food Pairings:  Pork Sandwich, Chocolate Cake<br />
*WINNER, GOLD MEDAL, 2008 WORLD BEER CUP, OATMEAL STOUT*</p>
<h3>Honey Blonde Ale:</h3>
<p>A light session blonde ale made with 20lbs. of Marshall Farms SF Beekeepers Blend. Malt: Canadian 2-Row, Munich, Rye, and Oats. Hops: Fuggle &amp; Galena in the bittering,  Fuggle &amp; Cascade in the finish. 5.6% ABV O.G.: 1.053 Pairs nicely with light refreshing salads, fish and chips, pork, and egg rolls.</p>
<p>All of our beers are hand crafted on location in 10 barrel batches.  We start with the freshest water from the seven Marin reservoirs, as well as the Russian River, and add the finest ingredients available on the global market.  While remaining true to traditions, each of our beers also brings its own unique characteristics to the palate.  From the brew-house to the taps, to your glass, without filtration, our beers are “alive” and made with great care and craftsmanship.</p>
<p>Head brewer: Christian Kazakoff.</p>
<p>Also On Tap</p>
<p>Two Rivers Apple Cider: A light cider with a nice balance of tartness and sweetness.  $5.75 pint</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Crippla&#8217; 2.0 Double Pale Ale: The Crippla&#8217; is 8.3% ABV, made with all German malt and Oats, light on the bittering hops, and huge on the &#8220;Citra&#8221; dry-hops in the aroma. It&#8217;s a creeper! Czechered Past Pilsner Lager: One of 4 lagers created at Iron Springs, this traditional Czech Pilsner is crisp, smooth, light, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<h3>The Crippla&#8217; 2.0 Double Pale Ale:</h3>
<p>The Crippla&#8217; is 8.3% ABV, made with all German malt and Oats, light on the bittering hops, and huge on the &#8220;Citra&#8221; dry-hops in the aroma. It&#8217;s a creeper!</p>
<h3><strong>Czechered Past Pilsner Lager:</strong></h3>
<p><strong></strong>One of 4 lagers created at Iron Springs, this traditional Czech Pilsner is crisp, smooth, light, and refreshing.  Brewed entirely with imported malts and Saaz hops.<br />
Hops: Saaz Abv: 5.5%  O.G. 1.054<br />
Grain Bill: German Pilsner, Wheat, Munich<br />
Food Pairings: Salads, Pastas, Seafood Tacos, Spicy Sausages</p>
<h3><strong>Kent Lake Kolsch Ale</strong>:</h3>
<p>Our rendition of this classic from Cologne is brewed with all German<br />
ingredients.  This light and crisp ale holds many characteristics of a lager; tangy and tart notes are<br />
attributed to the slight addition of acidulated malt.<br />
Hops: Tettnang, Hallertau Abv: 4.5%  O.G.: 1.050<br />
Grain Bill: German Pilsner, German Wheat, Vienna, Munich, Acidulated<br />
Food Pairings: Fish Tacos, Tuna Tartar, Herb Chicken, Caesar Salads</p>
<h3><strong>Chazz Cat Rye Ale: </strong></h3>
<p><strong></strong> A light, golden amber ale with a slight hop bite;  well balanced with fruity, earthy notes and spicy overtones.    “We all got high on the Chazz Cat Rye”<br />
Hops: Liberty, Fuggles, Cascade Abv: 5.5%   O.G.: 1.054<br />
Grain Bill: Belgian CaraPils, British Two-Row, Munich<br />
Food Pairings:Fish or Prawn Tacos, Herb Chicken, Quesadilla, Nachos</p>
<h3><strong>Shining Star Pale Ale:</strong></h3>
<p>This American Pale is well balanced, light and crisp.   Lingering citrus and grassy hop notes entertain the palate, while it is still mellow enough to be enjoyed any time.<br />
Hops: Horizon, Cascade, Simcoe Abv: 5.5% O.G.: 1.054<br />
Grain Bill: Marris Otter, Wheat, Vienna<br />
Food Pairings: Burgers, Chicken Quesadilla, Herb Chicken, Apple Crisp</p>
<h3><strong>Anne Marie’s Amber Ale:</strong></h3>
<p>Caramel, toffee, and slight chocolate notes accent this complex<br />
American style amber that is full of crystal malts and minimal in hop flavor or bitterness.  This ale is<br />
generously sweet, yet bold, like the woman for whom it was named.<br />
Hops: Crystal, Liberty Abv: 5.25%          O.G..:  1.060 Grain Bill: Marris Otter, Vienna, Victory, Vienna, Crystal Malt<br />
Food Pairings: Burgers, Seafood, Cajun or other spicy foods, Roast Pork</p>
<h3><strong>Epiphany Ale: </strong></h3>
<p><strong></strong>A Pacific Northwest hoppy amber ale with floral and citrus aromas.  Ready for an Epiphany?!  There is a great story to how this beer got its name.  If you are curious please ask Mike.<br />
Hops: Cascade (hop-backed with 12 lbs of whole leaf Cascades) Abv: 5.9%  O.G.: 1.057  Grain Bill: Marris Otter, Dark Crystal Malts<br />
Food Pairings: Meatloaf, Prawn Salad, Sausage Plate, Nachos<br />
*WINNER, BRONZE MEDAL, 2006 WORLD BEER CUP, AMERICAN RED ALE*</p>
<h3><strong>JC Flyer I.P.A.</strong> (India Pale Ale):</h3>
<p>We wanted to experiment with some different hops and we thought the IPA would be a great vehicle for this.  Quickly becoming a new favorite, this IPA has great floral notes, while being smoother than the Iron Springs IPA.  Big &amp; Bold, yet smooth &amp; mellow.<br />
Hops: Chinook, Palisades,Cluster, Nuggets &amp; a generous amount of Simcoe whole leaf hop in the finish Grain Bill: All Pale malts such as  Marris Otter, wheat, victory, &amp; carapils<br />
Food Pairings: Hot wings, Chicken Skewers, Sausage Plate  Abv: 6.0% O.G.: 1.064</p>
<h3><strong>Casey Jones Imperial I.P.A.: </strong></h3>
<p><strong></strong>This double IPA has twice the hops and grains as its counterpart.   Significant floral, citrus, and peppery notes on the nose, yet even with the enormous hop profile, the huge grain bill results in a very well balanced brew.<br />
Hops: Amarillo, Summit, Simcoe, Cascade Abv: 8.0% O.G..: 1.079<br />
Grain Bill: All pale malts, Marris Otter, Wheat, Victory, CaraPils<br />
Food Pairings: Nachos, BBQ Pork, Garlic Fries, Spicy or Smoked Foods</p>
<h3><strong>Fairfax Coffee Porter:</strong></h3>
<p>Infused with real “Marin Roasters” coffee, this English style porter has hints of chocolate and roasted nuts.  Very dark in color, but not quite as heavy as the stout, the porter is dispensed with nitrogen gas, replicating natural carbonation.<br />
Hops: Horizon, Crystal Abv: 6% O.G.: 1.065<br />
Grain Bill: British chocolate, British Brown, Two-row Pale, Crystal Malts<br />
Food Pairings: Burgers, Steak, Chocolate Desserts, Reuben</p>
<h3><strong>Sless’s Stimulating Stout:</strong></h3>
<p>Dark, hardy, thick, rich, roasted and chocolaty, this ale is amazingly smooth due to the generous addition of whole oats.  Named for a friend of Iron Springs and easily the<br />
finest pedal steel player around: Barry Sless, this one is layered with flavors.<br />
Hops: Tetnanger, Hallertau Abv: 7.6%  O.G.: 1.074<br />
Grain Bill: British Brown, Black Barley, Honey Malt, Dark Wheat<br />
Food Pairings:  Pork Sandwich, Chocolate Cake<br />
*WINNER, GOLD MEDAL, 2008 WORLD BEER CUP, OATMEAL STOUT*</p>
<h3>Honey Blonde Ale:</h3>
<p>A light session blonde ale made with 20lbs. of Marshall Farms SF Beekeepers Blend. Malt: Canadian 2-Row, Munich, Rye, and Oats. Hops: Fuggle &amp; Galena in the bittering,  Fuggle &amp; Cascade in the finish. 5.6% ABV O.G.: 1.053 Pairs nicely with light refreshing salads, fish and chips, pork, and egg rolls.</p>
<p>All of our beers are hand crafted on location in 10 barrel batches.  We start with the freshest water from the seven Marin reservoirs, as well as the Russian River, and add the finest ingredients available on the global market.  While remaining true to traditions, each of our beers also brings its own unique characteristics to the palate.  From the brew-house to the taps, to your glass, without filtration, our beers are “alive” and made with great care and craftsmanship.</p>
<p>Head brewer: Christian Kazakoff.</p>
<p>Also On Tap</p>
<p>Two Rivers Apple Cider: A light cider with a nice balance of tartness and sweetness.  $5.75 pint</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Czechered Past Pilsner: One of 4 lagers created at Iron Springs, this traditional Czech Pilsner is crisp, smooth, light, and refreshing.  Brewed entirely with imported malts and Saaz hops. Hops: Saaz Abv: 5.5%  O.G. 1.054 Grain Bill: German Pilsner, Wheat, Munich Food Pairings: Salads, Pastas, Seafood Tacos, Spicy Sausages Kent Lake Kolsch: Our rendition of [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<h3><strong>Czechered Past Pilsner:</strong></h3>
<p><strong></strong>One of 4 lagers created at Iron Springs, this traditional Czech Pilsner is crisp, smooth, light, and refreshing.  Brewed entirely with imported malts and Saaz hops.<br />
Hops: Saaz Abv: 5.5%  O.G. 1.054<br />
Grain Bill: German Pilsner, Wheat, Munich<br />
Food Pairings: Salads, Pastas, Seafood Tacos, Spicy Sausages</p>
<h3><strong>Kent Lake Kolsch</strong>:</h3>
<p>Our rendition of this classic from Cologne is brewed with all German<br />
ingredients.  This light and crisp ale holds many characteristics of a lager; tangy and tart notes are<br />
attributed to the slight addition of acidulated malt.<br />
Hops: Tettnang, Hallertau Abv: 4.5%  O.G.: 1.050<br />
Grain Bill: German Pilsner, German Wheat, Vienna, Munich, Acidulated<br />
Food Pairings: Fish Tacos, Tuna Tartar, Herb Chicken, Caesar Salads</p>
<h3><strong>Chazz Cat Rye: </strong></h3>
<p><strong></strong> A light, golden amber ale with a slight hop bite;  well balanced with fruity, earthy notes and spicy overtones.    “We all got high on the Chazz Cat Rye”<br />
Hops: Liberty, Fuggles, Cascade Abv: 5.5%   O.G.: 1.054<br />
Grain Bill: Belgian CaraPils, British Two-Row, Munich<br />
Food Pairings:Fish or Prawn Tacos, Herb Chicken, Quesadilla, Nachos</p>
<h3><strong>Shining Star Pale Ale:</strong></h3>
<p>This American Pale is well balanced, light and crisp.   Lingering citrus and grassy hop notes entertain the palate, while it is still mellow enough to be enjoyed any time.<br />
Hops: Horizon, Cascade, Simcoe Abv: 5.5% O.G.: 1.054<br />
Grain Bill: Marris Otter, Wheat, Vienna<br />
Food Pairings: Burgers, Chicken Quesadilla, Herb Chicken, Apple Crisp</p>
<h3><strong>Anne Marie’s Amber:</strong></h3>
<p>Caramel, toffee, and slight chocolate notes accent this complex<br />
American style amber that is full of crystal malts and minimal in hop flavor or bitterness.  This ale is<br />
generously sweet, yet bold, like the woman for whom it was named.<br />
Hops: Crystal, Liberty Abv: 5.25%          O.G..:  1.060 Grain Bill: Marris Otter, Vienna, Victory, Vienna, Crystal Malt<br />
Food Pairings: Burgers, Seafood, Cajun or other spicy foods, Roast Pork</p>
<h3><strong>Epiphany Ale: </strong></h3>
<p><strong></strong>A Pacific Northwest hoppy amber ale with floral and citrus aromas.  Ready for an Epiphany?!  There is a great story to how this beer got its name.  If you are curious please ask Mike.<br />
Hops: Cascade (hop-backed with 12 lbs of whole leaf Cascades) Abv: 5.9%  O.G.: 1.057  Grain Bill: Marris Otter, Dark Crystal Malts<br />
Food Pairings: Meatloaf, Prawn Salad, Sausage Plate, Nachos<br />
*WINNER, BRONZE MEDAL, 2006 WORLD BEER CUP, AMERICAN RED ALE*</p>
<h3><strong>JC Flyer I.P.A.</strong> (India pale ale):</h3>
<p>We wanted to experiment with some different hops and we thought the IPA would be a great vehicle for this.  Quickly becoming a new favorite, this IPA has great floral notes, while being smoother than the Iron Springs IPA.  Big &amp; Bold, yet smooth &amp; mellow.<br />
Hops: Chinook, Palisades,Cluster, Nuggets &amp; a generous amount of Simcoe whole leaf hop in the finish Grain Bill: All Pale malts such as  Marris Otter, wheat, victory, &amp; carapils<br />
Food Pairings: Hot wings, Chicken Skewers, Sausage Plate  Abv: 6.0% O.G.: 1.064</p>
<h3><strong>Casey Jones Imperial I.P.A.: </strong></h3>
<p><strong></strong>This double IPA has twice the hops and grains as its counterpart.   Significant floral, citrus, and peppery notes on the nose, yet even with the enormous hop profile, the huge grain bill results in a very well balanced brew.<br />
Hops: Amarillo, Summit, Simcoe, Cascade Abv: 8.0% O.G..: 1.079<br />
Grain Bill: All pale malts, Marris Otter, Wheat, Victory, CaraPils<br />
Food Pairings: Nachos, BBQ Pork, Garlic Fries, Spicy or Smoked Foods</p>
<h3><strong>Edwin’s Winter Scotch Ale:</strong></h3>
<p>This Scottish-Style “Wee Heavy” is brewed annually just in time for the holidays. The Scotch is dark amber in color and has a light smoky caramel taste that dominates the overall flavor. The long finish carries an intense toasted caramel followed by a clean malt balance.<br />
Hops: Crystal all the way Abv: 8.6% O.G.: 1.076<br />
Grain Bill: Rahr 2-Row, Bonlander Munich, Dark Crystal, Extra-Special Aromatic, Weyerman Smoked<br />
Food Pairings: Poc Chuc, Steak Dishes, Desserts</p>
<h3><strong>The Dark Path Dark Lager:</strong></h3>
<p>The Dark Path is a German style Sharwzbier, or “black beer.”  It has an opaque, black color and a full, chocolatey or coffee flavor. Although they share some similar flavours, they are quite a bit milder tasting and less bitter than British Stouts or Porters.<br />
Hops: Halletaur, Crystal Abv: : 5.5% O.G: 1.049<br />
Grain Bill: Durst pilsner malt, Dark Munich, Chocolate Wheat, Chocolate Malt, Black Malt<br />
Food Pairings: Nachos, Poc Chuc, Prawn Tacos, Meatloaf</p>
<h3><strong>Fairfax Coffee Porter:</strong></h3>
<p>Infused with real “Marin Roasters” coffee, this English style porter has hints of chocolate and roasted nuts.  Very dark in color, but not quite as heavy as the stout, the porter is dispensed with nitrogen gas, replicating natural carbonation.<br />
Hops: Horizon, Crystal Abv: 6% O.G.: 1.065<br />
Grain Bill: British chocolate, British Brown, Two-row Pale, Crystal Malts<br />
Food Pairings: Burgers, Steak, Chocolate Desserts, Reuben</p>
<h3><strong>Sless’s Stimulating Stout:</strong></h3>
<p>Dark, hardy, thick, rich, roasted and chocolaty, this ale is amazingly smooth due to the generous addition of whole oats.  Named for a friend of Iron Springs and easily the<br />
finest pedal steel player around: Barry Sless, this one is layered with flavors.<br />
Hops: Tetnanger, Hallertau Abv: 7.6%  O.G.: 1.074<br />
Grain Bill: British Brown, Black Barley, Honey Malt, Dark Wheat<br />
Food Pairings:  Pork Sandwich, Chocolate Cake<br />
*WINNER, GOLD MEDAL, 2008 WORLD BEER CUP, OATMEAL STOUT*</p>
<p>All of our beers are hand crafted on location in 10 barrel batches.  We start with the freshest water from the seven Marin reservoirs, as well as the Russian River, and add the finest ingredients available on the global market.  While remaining true to traditions, each of our beers also brings its own unique characteristics to the palate.  From the brew-house to the taps, to your glass, without filtration, our beers are “alive” and made with great care and craftsmanship.</p>
<p>Head brewer: Christian Kazakoff.</p>
<p>Also On Tap</p>
<p>Two Rivers Apple Cider: A light cider with a nice balance of tartness and sweetness.  $5.75 pint</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Chalin’s Blend Rye/Kolsch style ale. 5% ABV Barstow-Lundy Barleywine An aged Barleywine style ale. 10% ABV Oktoberfest A Premium Export Lager 5.7% ABV Coco Brown Orange Milk Chocolate Brown Ale 6.5% ABV J.C. Flyer IPA Softer IPA style finished with copious amounts of Amarillo Hops for a big flowery nose. 6.5% ABV Kent Lake Kolsch [...]]]></description>
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<li><strong>Chalin’s Blend</strong> Rye/Kolsch style ale. 5%  ABV</li>
<li><strong>Barstow-Lundy Barleywine</strong> An aged Barleywine style ale. 10% ABV</li>
<li><strong>Oktoberfest</strong> A Premium Export Lager 5.7% ABV</li>
<li><strong>Coco Brown</strong> Orange Milk Chocolate Brown Ale 6.5% ABV</li>
<li><strong>J.C. Flyer IPA</strong> Softer IPA style finished with copious amounts of Amarillo Hops for a big flowery nose. 6.5% ABV</li>
<li><strong>Kent Lake Kolsch</strong> A superb rendition of this traditional Cologne Classic. 4% ABV</li>
<li><strong>Chazz Cat Rye</strong> “We all got high on the Chazz Cat Rye…” Crisp with a smooth hop finish. Silver medal winner 2001 Great American Beer Festival. 5.0% ABV</li>
<li><strong>Shining Star Pale Ale</strong> A classic American pale ale. 5% ABV</li>
<li><strong>Anne Marie’s Amber</strong> A malty amber ale, for the force behind the brewer. 5.25% ABV</li>
<li><strong>Epiphany Ale</strong> “When is the last time you had an epiphany?” A Pacific Northwest Hoppy Amber Ale. 5.5% ABV Bronze medal winner 2006 World Beer Cup</li>
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