| Description of Brews |
| American Wheat |
Gold in color with a distinctive light wheat flavor. Served with a lemon or orange for a little citrus zip. Lightly hopped. |
| Black Duck Lager |
Schwarzbier or black beer is a German dark lager beer. It has an opaque, black colour and a full chocolatey or coffee flavor similar to stout or porter. |
| Canvasback Blonde Lager |
Our Award-Winning brew. Crisp and clean with a pleasing flavor. Goes down smooth and finishes nicely. |
| Simply May Bock |
Bock is a type of strong lager beer. Bocks were dark beers, brewed from high-colored malts. Modern Bock can be dark, amber, red or pale in color. Bock was traditionally brewed for special occasions, often religious festivals such as Christmas, Easter or Lent. |
| Bohemian Duck Lager |
Carlsberg type yeast which produces a distinct malty profile with some ester character and a crisp finish. |
| Common Duck Lager |
Ambedr Colored. Slightly Malty. Silghtly Caramel. Pleasantly Hopped Lager. |
| Dabblin' Duck Lager |
Light, pleasant crisp-flavored full lager. This is probably the lightest brew we have made. |
| Devil Duck Ale |
The original style was called Duvall (devil) due to its higher than normal beers alcohol content. This is a golden, effervescent light-bodied, crisp, strong ale. |
| Dog Star Rye |
Chestnut brown in color with a malty flavor. A clean quick finish. Rye adds a robust complexity. |
| Devil Duck Ale |
The Belgian Dubbel is a rich malty beer with some spicy/phenolic and mild alcoholic characteristics. Mild hop bitterness with no lingering hop flavors. |
| Duck Down Brown Ale |
Brown in color with medium body. A nice nutbrown ale. |
| Featherlite Lager |
A light-colored, light-bodied lager. A simple beer. Cascade hops give this beer a front end flavor. The finishing Saaz hops make for a zippy, crisp finish. Beer light as a feather. |
| Fezziwig's Celebration Ale |
Pleasant lightly hopped honey, oatmeal and wheat. |
| Harvest Lager |
Pumpkin, Apple and Honey Lager lightly spiced with cinnamon and nutmeg. |
| Hefeweizen |
Hefeweizen (pronounced hay-fuh-veyt-sssenn not haffie-vi-zon) is the more popular word among Americans for what Germans prefer to call Weissbier or Weizenbeer. Hefe means yeast and weizen means wheat. |
| Honey Duck Lager |
Smooth light amber lager with a touch of honey and a complimentary hop profile. |
| Longshadow's Winter Lager |
A copper-colored lager that has a pleasant aroma. Hints of pine, wood and grapefruit notes. Very dry finish. |
| Lucky Duck Lager |
Crisp, lightly-hopped light lager. |
| Marzen Duck |
Pale, amber lager. Not hoppy. Flavorful and light. |
| Midnight Rye |
Deep red to black in color. Pours with nice carbination. The head is slightly caramel in color. Not heavy but full-bodied beer that has a medium hop profile. Slightly sweet, dry rye finish. |
| Oatmeal Stout |
This rich full-bodied stout has sweetness from caramel malt. Bitterness from roasted barley. Smoothness from flaked oats. |
| Oktoberfest |
Smooth rich flavorful dark lager. |
| Duck a la Orange |
A summer lager with the bright flavor of an orange wedge. |
| Pintail Pale Ale |
A golden amber glow and distinguishing hop flavor. Full of body leaving just the right amount of Belgian lace on the glass. |
| Premium Pilsner |
A pilsner is generally regarded as a different from other pale lagers by a more prominent hop character. |
| Pelican Porter |
Very dark, fairly full in body and packed with flavor. Intense, dry tangy character of roasted barley. |
| Ringneck Red |
A traditional copper-colored red ale with a rich, full-bodied malt character. Nugget and Cascade hops that bounce around on the palate. |
| Rolling Duck Lager |
A pilsner-like lager with a deeper golden color. |
| Rye Duck Lager |
Robust complexity. Full flavor with clean quick finish. |
| Summer Duck Delite |
This brew is extremely light-colored, light in body and high in carbonation. Flavor is a mild citrus and bitterness is very low. |
| Weizenbock |
Deep amber colored lager. Pours with a mild head that laces the glass. Moderate and inviting hop aroma, mild alcohol aroma. Slight taste of caramel sweetness. Crisp wheatiness and a strong but not stout finish. |
| Whitecap White IPA |
Light and citrusy. Mildly hoppy with a grapefruit finish. |
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