Dortmunder Export Lager 5.9% ABV | 26 IBU

A German-style lager with pronounced hop bitterness and moderately high alcohol that balance a traditional malty backbone. We build the water profile used to make this beer to accentuate the hoppiness without going overboard, so it leaves you wanting one more round. This is the style that made me fall in love with beer.

Helles Lager 4.8% ABV | 18 IBU

When a German asks for a beer, this is what they’re asking for: perfect balance. Malt and noble hops are carefully chosen in this recipe to ensure nothing tips the scales too far in either direction. Lower alcohol content ensures that you can have as many as you’d like. Perfect for sitting outside on a warm summer day, or any other time or place.

Festbier 5.9% ABV | 25 IBU

Grab your dirndl or lederhosen and enjoy a mass or two of this German style lager that will make you feel like you’re drinking under a tent at the Theresienwiese in Munich. Slightly maltier and higher alcohol than our Jedermann Helles, this beer is made for enjoying by the liter. Prost!

Bohemian Pilsner, 5.7% ABV | 43 IBU

Peirce is bright and crisp, blending bohemian floor-malted barley with traditional Saaz hops to achieve maximum drinkability while preserving the complexity you’ve come to expect in an Arlington beer. The dense white head is made to be savored, so enjoy a variety of pours ranging from Na Dvakrat to Hladinka or even Snyt or Mliko if you’re really up for a foamy treat!

Mexican Lager 4.6% ABV | 19 IBU

Light, crisp and thirst quenching, which makes this beer perfect for a hot day in the sun. The hops used in this beer give it a bright citrus flavor and aroma, so no need to add a lime. Grab a 4-pack, your bathing suit, and head for the beach!

English Bitter 3.8% ABV | 30 IBU

A British-style pub ale that is low in alcohol but big on flavor. Toasty malt plays nicely with fuggles hops to transport your taste buds all the way to Manchester (UK, not NH) atop a dense head of smooth creamy foam. We developed this recipe for our friend Stuart, who wanted a beer that reminds him of home. But if you want the complete pub experience, you’ll have to bring your own mushy peas.