Beers
Ignoble: Mojito
A mojito flavored hard seltzer
Chris P Boy
Chris P Boy, our light lager, is beer-flavored beer at its finest… crisp, clean, and refreshing.
Munder Difflin
This Export Lager presents slightly maltier than a Helles and slightly hoppier than a Pilsner. Per the original style, Munder Difflin is highly drinkable and smooth.
Noble Sands
With flavors of plums, figs, and chocolate, this collaboration beer with Sandfly Brewing is a great addition to our list for the winter months!
Lasso The Moon
We teamed up with Yellow Bridge Brewing to design this delicious stout!
This white stout displays the full body of the stout style with subdued roasty flavors topped with eggnog spices! 6.2% ABV
Blue Duck
Blue Duck is highly aromatic and a deep gold in color. This double dry-hopped DIPA greets with a dank mango aroma. The grain bill stands up to the boil hops resulting in a restrained bitterness and full mouthfeel. The flavor progression throughout the first sip clearly illustrates the large charge of dry hops, leading from dank and earthy flavors to a very pleasant orange peel and berry finish.
Green Tea
Gnomeo’s
Nobody knows pizza and beer like Romeo’s and Noble Stein, so we teamed up to make this crisp, clean lager. Like many small businesses, versatility is a defining element of this beer - whether by itself, with a slice, or with a pasta dish, Gnomeo’s balanced flavor profile will not leave you disappointed.
Gnome for the Holidays
Gnome for the holidays is a winter warmer spiced with cinnamon, ginger, and orange. It’s perfect for cold weather!
9th & Noble
We teamed up with our friends from an Indiana classic, the 9th Street Deli, to create this flavorful masterpiece. Citra, El Dorado, and Motueka hops blend harmoniously, resulting in an IPA that’s great alone or with a steak and cheese from the Deli!
Unkel Dunkel
A dark, bready lager
Another One
ANOTHER hazy IPA, you might ask? Once you try this, you’ll understand. Nelson Sauvin, Citra, and Motueka hops blend to create huge flavors of passionfruit and pineapple. Consumption of one tends to lead to a request for…Another One.