Northern Oak Brewery

Oakland Amber Lager is a light-bodied amber beer that is easy on the palate and taste buds. The malt flavor is balanced with the all Michigan grown hops

Refreshing and aromatic this pale ale is super easy to drink! The hops in this beer are displayed in all their glory!

Our blonde is nowhere near ordinary. The wonderful phenol's (flavors) derived from the Belgian yeast makes this beer refreshing and memorable

This ale has its history in Ireland, where many great beers hail from. From its deep mahogany color, its medium body & malty mouth feel to its nice balanced finish

This is dedicated to those big, malty, German brews that nourish your mind, body and soul. May the winds be a-blowing and the snow be a-drifting! Because life is good!

Beautifully black in color with a dark thick head, this stout has muted chocolate and coffee notes. 2017 World Expo of Beer Gold Medal winner

Blackstrap molasses in color and teamed with the aroma of roasted malts, this brew is a complex balance between barley and hops

This Belgian style ale is a deep reddish-copper color, with moderately strong, complex notes. It has an unmatched liveliness about it and tastes just like it smells!

Ol Sipper is a majestic mahogany color, with a heavy candied fruit smell, containing hints of current, figs and raisins

This medium bodied, deep amber colored beer has a great balance between hop, malt and spice, with just the right amount of alcohol to warm you up

Exceptionally malty with very little bitterness, this delightful beer is thick and will finish with a warmth needed this bitter time of year!

A Labor of Love is defined as a task done for pleasure, not reward. That is what barrel aged beers are. A labor of love

This ale has a fruity aroma, with a white meringue head that makes the apparent cloudiness seem like a golden hazy day

Hop heads Beware this beer will beckon you in, and titillate your hoppy taste buds! Prost!

Style: Traditional German Kölsch. Named after the first permanent resident to Holly, Ira C. Alger. Who came to Holly from New York and settled in 1836. This clean, refreshing ale is a beautiful pale straw color with a slight fruity aroma. Brewed with two different malts and a German variety of hops, this Kolsch is delicate and effervescent, with a finishing smoothness that comes from the time it spends conditioning near freezing temperatures, and promises to be your next comfort beer!

Style: West Coast IPA. Battle Alley used to be known as Martha Street but its name was changed to Battle Alley, and is one of the most historic streets in Michigan. "This historic district was once the scene of frequent brawls, and in 1880, an uproar between local rowdies and workers of a traveling circus rendered so many bruised, beaten and jailed, that this street was thus named "Battle Alley."A hoppy and moderately strong IPA, this ale is a very light copper color, and is medium bodied with low malt character and a strong hop aroma and taste. The hops are carried all the way through this monster beer that seriously borders on an imperial! This baby is dry hopped for added aroma, and is definitely an IPA to remember. Hop heads BEWARE this beer will beckon you in, and titillate your hoppy taste buds! Prost!

Style: Pumpkin Ale. 'Tis the season for giving thanks! Here at NOB we are thankful for the generosity of Oak Haven Farms, and the donation of their wonderful pumpkins to help us celebrate this beer! The pumpkins however, have been used for the non-fermentable dextrin's more than for flavor. That being said, we are also thankful for the muted pumpkin taste in this grand era of over pumpkin spicing everything!Deriving its color from the wonderful pumpkins, this ale has a golden orange hue and a sweet aroma that is sure to fool you! With a modest mouth feel and light malt taste that carries throughout, this beer finishes with subdued pumpkin, spice and everything nice. Definitely not over powering and something you are sure to Be Thankful for!

Style: Black IPA. Darker days call for a darker beer, and when you combine the best of two very different worlds you end up with a dark beer intertwined with an IPA. This ale is a deep brown to black color with hints of ruby. It has a good standing head that is dark tan to tan. The muted nose can fool you into thinking that it's more malty than hoppy, but the sneaky ninja-like hops grow through the medium body with each sip. The mouth feel is semi-dry and gives the impression of roasty malt flavor due to the use of dark malts, but actually contains no roasted barley. The malt balance however is not lost within the onset of hops, and finishes clean with an interplay of hop and malt bitterness

Style: Robust Porter. An English dark ale first created in London in the 18th century. It became particularly popular among the roughneck dock workers and porters—hence the brew's name. Because of the industrialization of breweries during that time, Porter became the first mass produced beer. Black strap deep molasses in color teamed with the aroma of roasted malts, give this brew a complex balance between barley and hops. The medium body, combined with high nitrogen carbonation leaves you with a mouthful of roasty character

Style: Doppelbock. Doppelbock emerged in the late 18th century as a powerful lager variant of the old monastic strong beer, and was known as "liquid bread". The monks that brewed it for the Lenten season, believed that liquids cleansed the body as well as the soul. They made plenty of liquid instead of solid bread and drank it in copious amounts…the more, the holier!Deep mahogany in color, with a light tan head, this decadent brew teases your senses with the first sniff! Sherry notes with hints of dark fruit can be detected, and the first sip is sure to send you over the edge! Exceptionally malty with very little bitterness, this delightful beer is thick and will finish with a warmth needed this bitter time of year!

Style: German Porter. Celebration is the translation of the German term Feier (Fi.ya) What better way to honor the wonderful moments in life, than to share in a toast with a beer that has the richness to capture those celebrations!Pouring with a beige creamy head above a dark brown to black body, this Porter has a reserved malty aroma with hints of chocolate teasers. It has the complexities of a British Porter with the smoothness of a German Lager, but fermented as an ale. The body is not heavy but certainly not light, and the hops add a subtle accent to the back ground, ensuring this beer finishes with a lavishness that only chocolate can offer!

Style: Traditional German Bock In the foothills of the Bavarian Alps this time of year is the season of Starkbier (strong beer)! This is dedicated to those big, malty, German brews that nourish your mind, body and soul. May the winds be a-blowing and the snow be a-drifting!! Because life is good, with a glass of warmth by your side!Seducing you with its malt forward aroma and deep mahogany color under a light tan head, this bock offers some very unique flavors. The results of which are due to the Munich malts and extended boiling. A sweet malty character enhances the full body and is balanced with the perfect amount of hops, finishing altogether clean

Style: American Amber Ale. "Carry A. Nation, aka "Kansas saloon smasher, " came to Holly on August 28, 1908, at the request of the local prohibition committee. Wielding her umbrella, she strode through the alley's bars bellowing about the "Demon Rum" and its sins." It has been said that she made "all hell howl" with her speaking and her hatchet on those saloons on Battle Alley.This light colored copper ale has a rich malty aroma, almost bread like. It is made with the perfect balance of hops that marry well with the bounty of malt. It supports a medium body and a low hop aroma with a gracefully smooth finish, leaving you wanting more!

Style: Dusseldorf Alt Bier. "Alt" means "Old" and refers to the old style of brewing, when a time before bottom fermentation was popular, and top fermenting yeast was considered the norm. This style of beer represents one of the few surviving traditional German ales, evolving from primitive Celtic and Germanic Tribal roots of the Neolithic Period, and is arguably the oldest continuously brewed beer style in the world!With an inviting cast of rich bronze, this exceptionally smooth and delicate beer supports a creamy head with a firm mouth feel. Very easy to drink, it bursts with malt flavor and yet has a subtle undercurrent that finishes dry beckoning you to have another! It is the way beer "ALT" to be! Jawohl!

Style: American Pale Ale. A traditional American Pale Ale that has great balance between malt sweetness and hop bitterness. This beer is light in body with a subdued malt background, making it a very drinkable pale, and therefore perfect for those who would think an IPA is too strong!

Style: Sweet Stout. Originally produced in the early 1900's, Sweet Stout also known as Milk Stout was claimed to be nutritious, and was given to nursing mothers. Beautifully black in color with a dark thick head, this stout has muted chocolate and coffee notes that resonate from the black patent, and chocolate malt. Due to the addition of milk sugar during boil, it adds additional body and produces a sweetness that is slight but not overwhelming. Finishing smooth and creamy, because it is pumped full of nitrogen!

Style: Traditional German Märzen Oktoberfest. Brewmaster Jeff's favorite beer hands down is a Märzen style Oktoberfest. Maybe it's because it is only available once a year or maybe it's because it was the first beer he was taught to make. Who knows, but he sure is passionate about this style of beer!Oktoberfest is a German amber lager with a lavish copper color. This wonderful beer is made with a German variety of all Michigan hops, and has a clean, toasty, bready malt flavor that restrain the bitterness. The medium-bodied impression is soft, elegant, and complex, with a rich aftertaste and a malt accented finish that encourages another drink! Prost!

Style: Belgian Dark Strong Ale. In North America, beer lovers have taken a particular liking to the heftiest of ales, and Jeff's answer to that is a strong dark beer brewed with the equal conviction and spirit that they used in the many Trappist Monasteries. It is a majestic mahogany color, with a heavy candied fruit smell, containing hints of current, figs and raisins. This full bodied ale is almost like a thick nectar, very smooth going down but with a slight masked alcohol warming. Super clean and well balanced it will finish sweet, rich and dangerous. So with the holidays fast approaching, Santa really does need something to keep him warm besides his jolly spirit! So instead of breaking out the milk and cookies this year, give him something he's sure to HoHoHo about!

Style: German Pilsener. Go To Pils is a German Style Pilsener beer. Straw colored, effervescent, light bodied, beautiful to look at and easy to drink. It is a refreshing beer that has a hint of grain in the taste, a subtle hop presence on the finish and is crystal clear all the way through. This is sure to become your Go To beer!

Style: Imperial IPA. Battle Alley used to be known as Martha Street but its name was changed to Battle Alley, and is one of the most historic streets in Michigan. "This historic district was once the scene of frequent brawls, and in 1880, an uproar between local rowdies and workers of a traveling circus rendered so many bruised, beaten and jailed, that this street was thus named "Battle Alley."Bigger and bolder than the original Battle Alley IPA, this phenomenal ale has a very intense hop aroma abounding through the copper liquid. The strong malt backbone, put up against the complex hops, help to balance it with a clean finish that lacks harshness, but produces a long lingering hop presents in the aftertaste. Hop lovers take CAUTION with this beer! It will call to you! It will tease you and your hop loving taste buds, all the while kicking you lovingly in the face! This Imperial promises to be remembered long after it is gone! Prost!

Style: Amber Lager. Oakland Amber Lager is a light-bodied amber beer that is easy on the palate and taste buds. The malt flavor is balanced with the all Michigan grown hops, (from Top Hops Farm in Goodrich). It has a smooth flavor and a clean finish as a great lager should.It goes great with burgers, brats, chicken or pizza. It is satisfying and refreshing after mowing the lawn or after a long bike ride. Step on up to Oakland Amber Lager. You will be glad you did

Style: German Hefeweizen. German style Wheat beer. Hefeweizen is a wheat rich beer that is light and perfect for summer drinking. The clove and banana phenols come from the German yeast used to ferment the wheat and barley. Nothing artificial is added to this easy drinking beer. It goes down smooth and finishes clean. Toast the warm weather! Cheers!

Style: Belgian Strong Ale - Blonde. When it comes to light beer, blonde ales are the go to beer for many people. Our blonde is nowhere near ordinary. On a hot summer day, it is light, highly carbonated, easy to drink and clear. With some wonderful phenols (flavors), derived from the Belgian yeast that makes this beer refreshing and memorable but be very careful because it will smack you when you least expect it. Raise a glass and toast to our Screen Door Blonde Ale, but don't let it hit you on the way out

Style: Belgian Tripel. Seeing Tripel is a Trappist Belgian style beer. It is the youngest of the Belgian Strong Ales, created within the last 85 years and it is becoming a favorite of Belgian beer lovers. Seeing Tripel is deep gold in color with a long-lasting, creamy white head resulting in lace on the glass as it fades. The flavor is a perfect marriage of spicy, fruity, grainy-sweet malt with a light honey note. It is easy to drink and finishes dry. This high alcohol beer is deceptive because the alcohol is very well hidden. Lift a glass of Seeing Tripel and celebrate our anniversary with us; In days of old when knights were bold and hop pellets weren't invented. You wrapped your hops in a sock and Seeing Tripel was fermented

Style: American Pale Ale. Refreshing and aromatic this pale ale is super easy to drink! The hops in this beer are displayed in all their glory. With a thick white head and light body your senses are put on overload as you drink your first mouthful and realize this is no ordinary pale. Restrained bitterness is balanced well with the malt, leaving the finish clean and hop centric. These desirable qualities leave you with one conclusion, this ale defines succulence!

Northern Oak. Style: Vermont Style IPA 7.5% ABV, 71 IBU at Tenacity Brewing. It's that time of year again, and the Taxman is the perfect beer to either help you celebrate your tax return or forget about your tax bill. This ale has a fruity aroma, with a white meringue head and the apparent cloudiness seems like a golden hazy day. The juicy body is thick on your tongue, but refreshing all the way through. The hops tell the story in this beer because they are the focus of the experience. Hops from all around the world adding flavors of fruit, floral, lime zest, melon and berries. It will surprise you from your first sip to your last drop. Don't fear the Taxman, drink him instead

Northern Oak. Style: Extra Special Bitter (ESB)Torrey Ale is a British ESB brewed to the traditional, historic English style. When it comes to an ESB it is beautiful to look at and even better to drink in. It is a complex ale with a delicate balance between the malt and hops that dances around in your mouth and nose. This deep straw colored beer finishes with a touch of English hops that begs you to have another taste. Raise a pint of Torrey Ale and shout "Cheers" to all the Torrey's you know!

Style: Traditional German Kölsch. Named after the first permanent resident to Holly, Ira C. Alger. Who came to Holly from New York and settled in 1836. This clean, refreshing ale is a beautiful pale straw color with a slight fruity aroma. Brewed with two different malts and a German variety of hops, this Kolsch is delicate and effervescent, with a finishing smoothness that comes from the time it spends conditioning near freezing temperatures, and promises to be your next comfort beer!

Style: West Coast IPA. Battle Alley used to be known as Martha Street but its name was changed to Battle Alley, and is one of the most historic streets in Michigan. "This historic district was once the scene of frequent brawls, and in 1880, an uproar between local rowdies and workers of a traveling circus rendered so many bruised, beaten and jailed, that this street was thus named "Battle Alley."A hoppy and moderately strong IPA, this ale is a very light copper color, and is medium bodied with low malt character and a strong hop aroma and taste. The hops are carried all the way through this monster beer that seriously borders on an imperial! This baby is dry hopped for added aroma, and is definitely an IPA to remember. Hop heads BEWARE this beer will beckon you in, and titillate your hoppy taste buds! Prost!

Style: Pumpkin Ale. 'Tis the season for giving thanks! Here at NOB we are thankful for the generosity of Oak Haven Farms, and the donation of their wonderful pumpkins to help us celebrate this beer! The pumpkins however, have been used for the non-fermentable dextrin's more than for flavor. That being said, we are also thankful for the muted pumpkin taste in this grand era of over pumpkin spicing everything!Deriving its color from the wonderful pumpkins, this ale has a golden orange hue and a sweet aroma that is sure to fool you! With a modest mouth feel and light malt taste that carries throughout, this beer finishes with subdued pumpkin, spice and everything nice. Definitely not over powering and something you are sure to Be Thankful for!

Style: Black IPA. Darker days call for a darker beer, and when you combine the best of two very different worlds you end up with a dark beer intertwined with an IPA. This ale is a deep brown to black color with hints of ruby. It has a good standing head that is dark tan to tan. The muted nose can fool you into thinking that it's more malty than hoppy, but the sneaky ninja-like hops grow through the medium body with each sip. The mouth feel is semi-dry and gives the impression of roasty malt flavor due to the use of dark malts, but actually contains no roasted barley. The malt balance however is not lost within the onset of hops, and finishes clean with an interplay of hop and malt bitterness

Style: Robust Porter. An English dark ale first created in London in the 18th century. It became particularly popular among the roughneck dock workers and porters—hence the brew's name. Because of the industrialization of breweries during that time, Porter became the first mass produced beer. Black strap deep molasses in color teamed with the aroma of roasted malts, give this brew a complex balance between barley and hops. The medium body, combined with high nitrogen carbonation leaves you with a mouthful of roasty character

Style: Doppelbock. Doppelbock emerged in the late 18th century as a powerful lager variant of the old monastic strong beer, and was known as "liquid bread". The monks that brewed it for the Lenten season, believed that liquids cleansed the body as well as the soul. They made plenty of liquid instead of solid bread and drank it in copious amounts…the more, the holier!Deep mahogany in color, with a light tan head, this decadent brew teases your senses with the first sniff! Sherry notes with hints of dark fruit can be detected, and the first sip is sure to send you over the edge! Exceptionally malty with very little bitterness, this delightful beer is thick and will finish with a warmth needed this bitter time of year!

Style: German Porter. Celebration is the translation of the German term Feier (Fi.ya) What better way to honor the wonderful moments in life, than to share in a toast with a beer that has the richness to capture those celebrations!Pouring with a beige creamy head above a dark brown to black body, this Porter has a reserved malty aroma with hints of chocolate teasers. It has the complexities of a British Porter with the smoothness of a German Lager, but fermented as an ale. The body is not heavy but certainly not light, and the hops add a subtle accent to the back ground, ensuring this beer finishes with a lavishness that only chocolate can offer!

Style: Traditional German Bock In the foothills of the Bavarian Alps this time of year is the season of Starkbier (strong beer)! This is dedicated to those big, malty, German brews that nourish your mind, body and soul. May the winds be a-blowing and the snow be a-drifting!! Because life is good, with a glass of warmth by your side!Seducing you with its malt forward aroma and deep mahogany color under a light tan head, this bock offers some very unique flavors. The results of which are due to the Munich malts and extended boiling. A sweet malty character enhances the full body and is balanced with the perfect amount of hops, finishing altogether clean

Style: American Amber Ale. "Carry A. Nation, aka "Kansas saloon smasher, " came to Holly on August 28, 1908, at the request of the local prohibition committee. Wielding her umbrella, she strode through the alley's bars bellowing about the "Demon Rum" and its sins." It has been said that she made "all hell howl" with her speaking and her hatchet on those saloons on Battle Alley.This light colored copper ale has a rich malty aroma, almost bread like. It is made with the perfect balance of hops that marry well with the bounty of malt. It supports a medium body and a low hop aroma with a gracefully smooth finish, leaving you wanting more!

Style: Dusseldorf Alt Bier. "Alt" means "Old" and refers to the old style of brewing, when a time before bottom fermentation was popular, and top fermenting yeast was considered the norm. This style of beer represents one of the few surviving traditional German ales, evolving from primitive Celtic and Germanic Tribal roots of the Neolithic Period, and is arguably the oldest continuously brewed beer style in the world!With an inviting cast of rich bronze, this exceptionally smooth and delicate beer supports a creamy head with a firm mouth feel. Very easy to drink, it bursts with malt flavor and yet has a subtle undercurrent that finishes dry beckoning you to have another! It is the way beer "ALT" to be! Jawohl!

Style: American Pale Ale. A traditional American Pale Ale that has great balance between malt sweetness and hop bitterness. This beer is light in body with a subdued malt background, making it a very drinkable pale, and therefore perfect for those who would think an IPA is too strong!

Style: Sweet Stout. Originally produced in the early 1900's, Sweet Stout also known as Milk Stout was claimed to be nutritious, and was given to nursing mothers. Beautifully black in color with a dark thick head, this stout has muted chocolate and coffee notes that resonate from the black patent, and chocolate malt. Due to the addition of milk sugar during boil, it adds additional body and produces a sweetness that is slight but not overwhelming. Finishing smooth and creamy, because it is pumped full of nitrogen!

Style: Traditional German Märzen Oktoberfest. Brewmaster Jeff's favorite beer hands down is a Märzen style Oktoberfest. Maybe it's because it is only available once a year or maybe it's because it was the first beer he was taught to make. Who knows, but he sure is passionate about this style of beer!Oktoberfest is a German amber lager with a lavish copper color. This wonderful beer is made with a German variety of all Michigan hops, and has a clean, toasty, bready malt flavor that restrain the bitterness. The medium-bodied impression is soft, elegant, and complex, with a rich aftertaste and a malt accented finish that encourages another drink! Prost!

Style: Belgian Dark Strong Ale. In North America, beer lovers have taken a particular liking to the heftiest of ales, and Jeff's answer to that is a strong dark beer brewed with the equal conviction and spirit that they used in the many Trappist Monasteries. It is a majestic mahogany color, with a heavy candied fruit smell, containing hints of current, figs and raisins. This full bodied ale is almost like a thick nectar, very smooth going down but with a slight masked alcohol warming. Super clean and well balanced it will finish sweet, rich and dangerous. So with the holidays fast approaching, Santa really does need something to keep him warm besides his jolly spirit! So instead of breaking out the milk and cookies this year, give him something he's sure to HoHoHo about!

Style: German Pilsener. Go To Pils is a German Style Pilsener beer. Straw colored, effervescent, light bodied, beautiful to look at and easy to drink. It is a refreshing beer that has a hint of grain in the taste, a subtle hop presence on the finish and is crystal clear all the way through. This is sure to become your Go To beer!

Style: Imperial IPA. Battle Alley used to be known as Martha Street but its name was changed to Battle Alley, and is one of the most historic streets in Michigan. "This historic district was once the scene of frequent brawls, and in 1880, an uproar between local rowdies and workers of a traveling circus rendered so many bruised, beaten and jailed, that this street was thus named "Battle Alley."Bigger and bolder than the original Battle Alley IPA, this phenomenal ale has a very intense hop aroma abounding through the copper liquid. The strong malt backbone, put up against the complex hops, help to balance it with a clean finish that lacks harshness, but produces a long lingering hop presents in the aftertaste. Hop lovers take CAUTION with this beer! It will call to you! It will tease you and your hop loving taste buds, all the while kicking you lovingly in the face! This Imperial promises to be remembered long after it is gone! Prost!

Style: Amber Lager. Oakland Amber Lager is a light-bodied amber beer that is easy on the palate and taste buds. The malt flavor is balanced with the all Michigan grown hops, (from Top Hops Farm in Goodrich). It has a smooth flavor and a clean finish as a great lager should.It goes great with burgers, brats, chicken or pizza. It is satisfying and refreshing after mowing the lawn or after a long bike ride. Step on up to Oakland Amber Lager. You will be glad you did

Style: German Hefeweizen. German style Wheat beer. Hefeweizen is a wheat rich beer that is light and perfect for summer drinking. The clove and banana phenols come from the German yeast used to ferment the wheat and barley. Nothing artificial is added to this easy drinking beer. It goes down smooth and finishes clean. Toast the warm weather! Cheers!

Style: Belgian Strong Ale - Blonde. When it comes to light beer, blonde ales are the go to beer for many people. Our blonde is nowhere near ordinary. On a hot summer day, it is light, highly carbonated, easy to drink and clear. With some wonderful phenols (flavors), derived from the Belgian yeast that makes this beer refreshing and memorable but be very careful because it will smack you when you least expect it. Raise a glass and toast to our Screen Door Blonde Ale, but don't let it hit you on the way out

Style: Belgian Tripel. Seeing Tripel is a Trappist Belgian style beer. It is the youngest of the Belgian Strong Ales, created within the last 85 years and it is becoming a favorite of Belgian beer lovers. Seeing Tripel is deep gold in color with a long-lasting, creamy white head resulting in lace on the glass as it fades. The flavor is a perfect marriage of spicy, fruity, grainy-sweet malt with a light honey note. It is easy to drink and finishes dry. This high alcohol beer is deceptive because the alcohol is very well hidden. Lift a glass of Seeing Tripel and celebrate our anniversary with us; In days of old when knights were bold and hop pellets weren't invented. You wrapped your hops in a sock and Seeing Tripel was fermented

Style: American Pale Ale. Refreshing and aromatic this pale ale is super easy to drink! The hops in this beer are displayed in all their glory. With a thick white head and light body your senses are put on overload as you drink your first mouthful and realize this is no ordinary pale. Restrained bitterness is balanced well with the malt, leaving the finish clean and hop centric. These desirable qualities leave you with one conclusion, this ale defines succulence!

Northern Oak. Style: Vermont Style IPA 7.5% ABV, 71 IBU at Tenacity Brewing. It's that time of year again, and the Taxman is the perfect beer to either help you celebrate your tax return or forget about your tax bill. This ale has a fruity aroma, with a white meringue head and the apparent cloudiness seems like a golden hazy day. The juicy body is thick on your tongue, but refreshing all the way through. The hops tell the story in this beer because they are the focus of the experience. Hops from all around the world adding flavors of fruit, floral, lime zest, melon and berries. It will surprise you from your first sip to your last drop. Don't fear the Taxman, drink him instead

Northern Oak. Style: Extra Special Bitter (ESB)Torrey Ale is a British ESB brewed to the traditional, historic English style. When it comes to an ESB it is beautiful to look at and even better to drink in. It is a complex ale with a delicate balance between the malt and hops that dances around in your mouth and nose. This deep straw colored beer finishes with a touch of English hops that begs you to have another taste. Raise a pint of Torrey Ale and shout "Cheers" to all the Torrey's you know!

Try and bite your way through this delicious treat, or share with a friend. Your dipping sauces are horseradish cheese, spicy brown mustard and beer cheese

Crispy french fries tossed with garlic and salt

Served with Naan bread, carrots, celery bell peppers

Flash fried and served with hickory smoked bacon, truffle oil and balsamic glaze

​Kettle chips, Gorgonzola dressing, gorgonzola crumbles, chopped bacon, scallion

Jumbo wings dry rubbed and flash fried, tossed with your choice of barbecue, buffalo, teriyaki or parmesan garlic sauce

Filled with cheese red onion grilled, served with lettuce, tomato, sour cream, sriracha

Garlic fries with white Cheddar cheese curds, stout caramelized onions, gravy and hickory smoked bacon

A fresh selection of artisanal cheeses and meats

Alfredo sauce, tomatoes, spinach and mozzarella cheese

​Garlic mayo, bacon, sliced tomato, and shredded romaine

​Slow cooked pork shoulder, shredded and topped with Cheddar jack cheese on a Hawaiian bun

Fresh mozzarella, tomatoes and pesto

This monster is often more than one meal. Layers of ham, salami, turkey, bacon, lettuce, and tomato stacked on garlic-mayo smeared double-deck rye

House pork shoulder, shredded and topped with Cheddar jack cheese and Hawaiian bun

Grilled chicken breast, pesto, white Cheddar, spinach, tomato, and house made garlic mayo on Ciabatta bread

​Shaved corned beef, Swiss cheese, sauerkraut, and 1000 Island dressing on rye

Shaved slow roasted turkey breast, Swiss cheese, coleslaw, Wracan honey mustard on rye

Bacon, lettuce, and tomato on sourdough with garlic mayo

Fresh mozzarella, pesto, tomato, balsamic glaze

Shaved ham, pulled pork and Swiss with golden mustard and sliced pickles

Pulled pork, bacon, chicken, BBQ sauce, Cheddar and Swiss

Veggie Avocado, spinach, hummus, tomato, cucumber, onion and kalamata olives

Cavatappi pasta and NOB cheese sauce made with Cheddar and Monterey Jack cheeses and bread crumbs. Served with ciabatta points

Cavatappi pasta, Alfredo cream sauce, chicken, and bread crumbs. Served with ciabatta points

Cavatappi pasta and NOB cheese sauce made with Cheddar bleu cheeses with chicken and hot sauce. Served with ciabatta points

1/2 pound grass fed ground chuck with Bleu cheese, blackened seasoning cajun ranch

1/2 pound grass fed ground chuck on a bun with ketchup, mustard, lettuce, tomato, and a slice of onion

Add your choice of American, Cheddar, Pepper Jack, or Swiss cheese to our grass fed ground chuck hamburger

1/2 pound of grass fed ground chuck, sautéed mushrooms, and Swiss cheese

1/2 pound of grass fed ground chuck topped with Heinz 57 sauce, caramelized onions, and Pepper Jack cheese

1/2 pound grass fed ground chuck, 3 strips of bacon, and your choice of American, Cheddar, Pepper Jack, or Swiss cheese

Black bean burger, pepper jack cheese, avocado, pico, sriracha mayo

1/2 pound grass fed burger, fried egg, sriracha mayo, smoked bacon gouda

1/2 pound grass fed burger, fried green tomato, BBQ pork coleslaw

Cheddar Cheese, maple glazed bacon, mushrooms, stout onions

Fresh greens with shredded kale, tart cherries, orange segments, queso fresco, candied walnuts and orange ginger dressing

​Chopped romaine with cucumbers, tomatoes, feta cheese, red onions, roasted red peppers, crushed Naan chips Greek feta dressing

Hand cut romaine hearts, shaved parmesan, house croutons Caesar peppercorn dressing

​Served with salmon, shrimp and mussels with mild chilies, red onions, mushrooms and cavatappi pasta. Served with ciabatta points ​Served with salmon, shrimp and mussels with mild chilies, red onions, mushrooms and cavatappi pasta. Served with ciabatta points

Cooked to order, with white Cheddar mashed potatoes

8 oz. filet with roasted red pepper hollandaise over top and served with sautéed brussel sprouts

Pick 2 : grilled chicken breast, house-made smoked ribs, pulled pork. Your combination grilled and glazed with sweet BBQ, white cheddar mashed potatoes and seasonal vegetables

Ask your server for the varieties available

Chili Marinated Chicken and white beans with a zesty combination of chipotle and green chilies, jalapenos, cilantro, and lime juice in a roasted chicken base

Broccoli in a heavy cream and milk base, blended with rich Cheddar and American cheese and seasoned with paprika

Oakland Amber Lager is a light-bodied amber beer that is easy on the palate and taste buds. The malt flavor is balanced with the all Michigan grown hops

Refreshing and aromatic this pale ale is super easy to drink! The hops in this beer are displayed in all their glory!

Our blonde is nowhere near ordinary. The wonderful phenol's (flavors) derived from the Belgian yeast makes this beer refreshing and memorable

This ale has its history in Ireland, where many great beers hail from. From its deep mahogany color, its medium body malty mouth feel to its nice balanced finish

This is dedicated to those big, malty, German brews that nourish your mind, body and soul. May the winds be a-blowing and the snow be a-drifting! Because life is good!

Beautifully black in color with a dark thick head, this stout has muted chocolate and coffee notes. 2017 World Expo of Beer Gold Medal winner

Blackstrap molasses in color and teamed with the aroma of roasted malts, this brew is a complex balance between barley and hops

This Belgian style ale is a deep reddish-copper color, with moderately strong, complex notes. It has an unmatched liveliness about it and tastes just like it smells!

Ol Sipper is a majestic mahogany color, with a heavy candied fruit smell, containing hints of current, figs and raisins

This medium bodied, deep amber colored beer has a great balance between hop, malt and spice, with just the right amount of alcohol to warm you up

Exceptionally malty with very little bitterness, this delightful beer is thick and will finish with a warmth needed this bitter time of year!

A Labor of Love is defined as a task done for pleasure, not reward. That is what barrel aged beers are. A labor of love

This ale has a fruity aroma, with a white meringue head that makes the apparent cloudiness seem like a golden hazy day

Hop heads Beware this beer will beckon you in, and titillate your hoppy taste buds! Prost!