Our Flagships...

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Pine St. Blonde - Belgian Blond 5.2% ABV

An unfiltered Belgian easy drinker that has a hazy straw color and is brewed with European wheat malt, and lightly spiced with hints of coriander and orange peel. Medium body with moderate carbonation. Light sweetness and a dry finish. Named after the ladies who plied their trade on Pine Street, Easton’s “Red Light” District during Prohibition.
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Bankers Brown Ale 4.5% ABV

This brown ale has a light chocolate and coffee flavor with a good caramel background. Very low hopping adds to the drinkability. When we met with our banker the first time to present our business plan, we told him if we got the loan, we’d name a beer after him. Here’s to you Jim! 

Mt Vernon Lager 5.0% ABV

All malt, light hopping, and super clean. This beer bears the of the building it's brewed in. Prior to being the site of Two Rivers Brewing Company, the building was known as the Mount Vernon Hotel.

Colonel Left Eye IPA 
​6.8% ABV

Toasty malt with a firm bitterness. Hopped with Citra and Cascade hops for bright citrus and tangerine hop flavors. Left unfiltered to preserve the bright, aroma. Our IPA bears the moniker of another bitter Eastonian, as it was Eastonian and Lafayette College grad Colonel Charles Wikoff who lost his life leading the charge up San Juan Hill, an action generally attributed to Teddy Roosevelt.

Seasonal Selections...

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Save the Steeple IPA 7.3% ABV

Hazy IPA double dry hopped with Amarillo, Citra, and Vic Secret. Big flavors of fresh pine, blend with guava and Pineapple Express. Named in honor of the iconic steeple at the Historic United Church of Christ. The steeple and its nine bells including the 2000lb "Centennial Bell" need $125,000.00 in repairs to restore them to their original glory of 1833. (Contains Lactose)
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Durham Boat Schwarzbier 5.3% ABV

German black lager with light roast and coffee flavors. Lagered for 8 weeks for a clean finish. Named for the boat developed 15 minutes South of Easton in Durham, PA.  The boats were used to carry heavy loads in shallow water, which was necessary to transport coal from the coal mines North of the Lehigh Valley to Philadelphia.  The most famous Durham boats, however, ferried Washington's troops across the Delaware!

Chardonnay Sam Saison 6.3% ABV

Our 2016 GABF gold medal winning chardonnay barrel aged saison, blended and aged with fresh California chardonnay juice and wild yeast. Tropical and funky with flavors of oak, pineapple, and white wine skins. Bottle Only.

Bangor Slate Baltic Porter 8.4% ABV

​2018 GABF Bronze Medal and 2018 World Beer Cup Gold Medal winning Baltic Porter. Toasty and warming with flavors of licorice and raisins. Roasty without being burnt. Named for the slate mined just North of Easton in Bangor, PA, which was regarded as the best roofing slate in the world due to its exceptional density.

Gose Is Gross: Mango/Key Lime Orange 5.5% ABV

Quick-soured and fermented on mango uree and ey lime juice. Named after one of our favorite local boiz and sourz aficionado, @gose_is_gross, Speakeasy Fellowship member, Daro Zukowski.

Cattell's Cream Ale 6.5% ABV

A pre-prohibition version of the green can beer your grandfather drank. Brewed with pilsner malt and malted purple corn from our friends at Deer Creek Malthouse. Super drinkable and perfect for the end of summer. Named for William Catell, president of Lafayette College for two decades starting in 1863. 

Black Horse Triple IPA 10.3% ABV

Kettle and triple dry hopped with Galaxy, Citra, El Dorado, Nelson Sauvin. Super juicy with flavors of papaya, orange Julius, and Mango Kush. Named for the Black Horse Tavern, which was located below Easton on Rt. 611. The Black Horse Tavern was a notorious roadhouse during Prohibition, which was the site of a gangland murder. (Contains Lactose) 

Six Fingers Sam Saison Saison 6.0% ABV

GABF 2016 Gold Medal Winner. Six Fingers Sam is a farmhouse ale fermented with our expressive house Belgian yeast strain. Then aged in freshly dumped chardonnay barrels with multiple strains of brettanomyces. Six Fingers Sam Bruneo was a colorful fixture downtown during the bawdy Prohibition Era in Easton.  Sam was a concierge of the carnal delights of notorious Pine Street who would meet visitors at Centre Square or the train station and would guide them to the amusements of their choice for tips. ​      
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Sadie Green's Peach Juice 7.0% ABV

 An American Wild Ale aged in savignon blanc barrels with wild yeast, then blended with 500 pounds of peaches from Scholl Orchards in our oak fouders. Sour and funky! Named for Sadie Green, who was the proprietress of the Delaware Inn in the 1920's. The Delaware Inn was a "Bawdy House" located just north of Easton on the Delaware River.​ Bottle Only.

 

Leif Belgian Ale 5.0% ABV

Light and crushable summer ale brewed with Belgian yeast and fermented lightly on ginger, lemongrass, lemon zest, and Motueka hops. 

Seven Spirits Pumpkin Ale 5.3% ABV

Amber ale brewed with pumpkins and pumpkin pie spices. In Fall of 2013 and Fall of 2014 ghost hunters from Makoul Paranormal stayed in the brewery overnight and used their sophisticated recording equipment to identify seven spirits that live in the building.

Olly's Festbier 5.9% ABV

Rich and toasty lager perfect for Oktoberfest, or any other Easton fall festival. Named for Olly Hess a popular local Pennsylvania German poet. Born in 1862, Hess lived most of his life in Easton, working as a stable hand, laborer and bank watchman. His prose and poetry were published both locally and regionally in Pennsylvania German publications such as the "Pennsylvania German." One of his most popular stories was reprinted in English in the "Germantown Gazette." Prost!​

Queen Village Saison 5.0% ABV

A mixed grain saison fermented with our expressive house mixed culture, and dry hopped with Motueka and Blanc.  Tropical, bone dry, and slightly funky. Named in honor of the colonial village of Kreidersville, located Northwest of Easton overlooking the Lehigh River near Northampton.  Named for Revolutionary War soldier Conrad Kreider, the view was reported to be of unsurpassed natural beauty.  Kreidersville has recently reemerged just outside of Easton thanks to digital mapping and social media apps.