Two Coast Brewing Co.

Kolsch

Kölsch

Kolsch means "from Cologne" in German. And only a few traditional Cologne breweries are permitted to produce this gem of a summer beer. Two Coast Kolsch… Read More

Kolsch means "from Cologne" in German. And only a few traditional Cologne breweries are permitted to produce this gem of a summer beer. Two Coast Kolsch is crafted to the same exacting standards. With perfectly balanced pale barley and wheat malts it is light, fresh, sparkling, yet big in taste. Read Less

Hefeweizen

Wheat Beer - Hefeweizen

A classic wheat beer with aromatic notes of clove, banana and summery Bavarian fields

A classic wheat beer with aromatic notes of clove, banana and summery Bavarian fields Read Less

Pilsner

Pilsner - German

A classic Pilsner in the northern German tradition, a little bit more bitter and dryer than the southern cousins. Pilsner stems from the Czech city of… Read More

A classic Pilsner in the northern German tradition, a little bit more bitter and dryer than the southern cousins.
Pilsner stems from the Czech city of Pilsen, where this king of lager beers was invented in the I SOOs to end a revolt against bad local beer. A Bavarian brewer created a pale golden, delicately bittered lager. So good that it eventually became Europe's favorite beer. Like its ancestor, our Pilsner is crafted from noble hops and heirloom malts from prime acreage in Bavaria to shine in perfect balance. Read Less

Saint Father

Festbier

There are many opinions on what constitutes an Oktoberfest beer. It’s dark, it’s bright, it’s a Helles disguised as a Vienna lager. We think there’s one… Read More

There are many opinions on what constitutes an Oktoberfest beer. It’s dark, it’s bright, it’s a Helles disguised as a Vienna lager. We think there’s one way to find out - go to Munich, brave the drunken hordes and general fleecing, and you will find out that what we put in this can is what Munich’s legendary breweries pour into your overpriced stein. A deep golden lager that proudly displays it’s hefty grain bill with a robust body and a fine balance of spice, hints of floral notes and a gentle bitter. A Festbier is a fine, strong lager that does not deserve the brouhaha people make around its target destination, the Oktoberfest. Especially when we can save you a trip to Germany with this truly authentic version in stock at your craft shop. Read Less

Altbier

Altbier - Traditional

Altbier has been made in Düsseldorf for many centuries. In fact, the locals liked it so much, they stuck with the "old" style of ale-brewing even though… Read More

Altbier has been made in Düsseldorf for many centuries. In fact, the locals liked it so much, they stuck with the "old" style of ale-brewing even though much more modern techniques of the lager variety were available. Hence the name - Altbier means "old beer" in German. Brewed like an ale, but delivers like the finest lager. At the heart is very fine German Pilsner Malt, some rich nutty Munich malt and spicy Carared, a roasted malt that adds body and those sweet caramel notes. While most brewers would just add burnt sugar to get to the required darkness, we use a deeply toasted specialty malt that adds notes of cookies cooling on a rack and - other than sugar - conforms with Two Coast Brewing's guiding principle of beer making - the German purity law. To balance all that subtle sweetness, Altbier needs a good bitter and only the best will do. Two varieties of Bavarian noble hops do all the bittering Read Less

A.K.A.

Cream Ale

Smooth, delicious creaminess in a glass. Try not to inhale this bad boy! It's simply irresistible.

Smooth, delicious creaminess in a glass. Try not to inhale this bad boy! It's simply irresistible. Read Less

German Pale Ale

Pale Ale - Other

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Cryptic

Dark Ale

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American Cream Ale

Cream Ale

Our American Cream Ale - one of the best beers you’re not drinking. Invented by German brewers in the US looking to brew a Pilsner-like beer with local… Read More

Our American Cream Ale - one of the best beers you’re not drinking. Invented by German brewers in the US looking to brew a Pilsner-like beer with local ingredients. Pretty obvious why we love this crystal clear beauty. Read Less

Rotbier

Lager - Amber / Red

Nurnberg style red beer

Nurnberg style red beer Read Less

Landmade

Wheat Beer - Dunkelweizen

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Juist

Pilsner - German

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Radler/Shandy

Shandy / Radler

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Fruited Wheat Sour

Wheat Beer - Hefeweizen

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Frisch

Lager - Leichtbier

German light beer

German light beer Read Less

Timber!

IPA - Imperial / Double

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