Pine St. Blonde - Belgian Blond 5.2% ABVA Belgian Wit lightly spiced with coriander and bitter orange peel. Named after the ladies who plied there trade on Pine St., Easton's "Red Light District" during Prohibition.
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Bankers Brown Ale 4.5% ABVLight chocolate, caramel, and coffee flavors. When we met with our banker the first time to present our business plan, we told him if we get the loan, we'd name a beer after him. Here's to you, Jim!
Mt Vernon Lager 5.0% ABVA pre-prohibition style lager. All malt, light hopping and super clean. Prior to being the site of Two Rivers Brewing Company, the building was known as the Mt. Vernon Hotel.
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Colonel Left Eye IPA
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Seasonal Selections...
O'Hanlon's Irish Stout 4.2% ABVCoffee and light chocolate aromas, and flavors of black coffee. Jet black. Roasty and firmly bitter. Named after Lafayette College basketball coach Fran O'Hanlon, Coach O'Hanlon has created a program built to last, with the emphasis on players graduating and representing themselves and the college well, on or off campus. On the court, his players have won three Patriot League Championships.
Schnell Geiste Altbier 5.1% ABVLargely unknown style around these parts. Originates in Dusseldorf Germany and is considered by locals “top fermented lager beer.” Fermented cold and lagered for 6 weeks, heavily hopped with Hallertau Mittelfrüh and Czech Saaz. Clean yeast character and firmly bitter with flavors of raisin bran, molasses, and cherrywood. Pennsylvania Dutch term meaning "quick spirit" referring to mysterious drafts that blow doors closed or papers off tables, attributed to spirits or ghosts. Having Seven Spirits in our building, quick spirits abound!
Two Rivers Rising 3 IPA 6.4% ABV
Brewed with an abundance of flaked oats and wheat, then fermented with a super expressive Voss Kveik strain. Kettle and dry hopped with a generous heaping of El Dorado, Centennial, Motueka, Huell Melon, and Wakatu. Flavors of honeydew, burnt orange, gooseberries, lime haze, and pine. Named in honor of the resilience of Two Rivers Brewing Company and our City of Easton in response to the COVID-19 crisis.
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