AVAILABLE BEERS

DUNK TANK

Because German beer is kinda our thing. 

Get ready for the Prost(ess) with the most(ess). Our skills for dad jokes are only surpassed by our ability to brew a delicious German beer. This Dunkel is brewed entirely with Munich Malt. Like your most note-worthy ex, it’s smooth but complex. Unlike said ex, it finishes clean, with notes of toasty-breadiness (yes, it’s a thing). And rest assured, after one taste, you will not forget it. 

EL CAMINO

As legend would have it, Natch spent his youth as a masked vigilante, defending commoners and beer lovers whilst concocting and perfecting his own twist on the Mexican lager.

The fruits of his labor are now yours to enjoy in this light amber brew with a touch of corn sweetness.

GRAVITY DEFIER

Brought to you by beer science that defies the laws of science.

This hella high ABV brew is low on hops, but big on flavor — with notes of caramel-raisin and an out-of-this-world level of malt.

HANDLEBAR HAZE

Get ready for the smoothest ride of your life.

Our New England IPA brings the hops without the bitterness of a traditional IPA. Slightly sweet maltiness with well-balanced tropical aromas. And naturally, that signature haze that comes with a New England IPA (it’s in the name, y’all). 

IRISH GOODBYE

A Celtic classic that never goes out of style.

This red ale gets its hue from roasted barley and two kinds of malt with notes of dark caramel and a bit o’ chocolate. And like the humor of our Irish brethren, it’s slightly dry but still smooth and toasty. Sláinte!

OCTOBER’S WIT

A quintessential summertime beer.

So what’s with the name October’s Wit? It’s our assistant brewer October’s first solo beer at Hampline! Just like his signature tie-dyed t-shirts, this Belgian-style Wit is bright and bold with notes of citrus and pepper. So vibe out and drink up.

TILLY’S IRISH

Thirsty soccer hooligans have met their match with Tilly’s.

Our brewmaster designed this Irish stout to be long on drinkability — light-bodied with a soft, roasted flavor. Think of it as an Irish Brogue meets Southern drawl — full of character but still smooth enough to imbibe for hours and hours.