Saturated hop vibrations! Brewed with wheat and Vienna malt, Drip Down IPA is pale golden with a silky palate, soft bitterness, and massive indications of deep pine resin, citrus-peach juice , gooseberry, and tart kiwi! Let it... Read More
Brotherton IPA is golden hop magic in liquid form. This beer is named for its insanely juicy and intense hop flavors. As with all of our hop-driven beers, Brotherton IPA is gloriously unfiltered to retain every drop of hop goodness... Read More
Super Galena hops early in the boil bring a strawberry touch. Russian imperial stouts have a dark chocolate presence with vanilla nuance; quite pleasing when accented by a bold hop addition. Our walk around this space had us skirting... Read More
Vienna Lager; The other lager. A Malt forward lager comprised of Pilsner, Vienna, and Munich malts. The bready backbone of this beer is nicely balanced with german style hops.
Exit 3 is the gateway to a lot of farmland, so we’re using one the state’s favorite crops– blueberries. Braggot is an ancient style– written about since the 12th century. This Braggot features local blueberries... Read More
Remember finding a heads-up penny on the street? You walked away a touch richer! Fun,
clean, exhilarated! Untold Riches delivers the same sensations in a sip. Just a clean, great, timely IPA
with tropical, clean, balanced notes.... Read More
Head High is our interpretation of an American-style India Pale Ale (IPA). This beer is all about the hops; we use a blend of five different varieties all grown in the Pacific Northwest. A small charge of Chinook and Columbus... Read More
Overhead is an American-style Imperial IPA. This beer is loaded with our favorite hops; Amarillo, Columbus, Centennial and Simcoe. It’s bittered with a gigantic charge of Columbus and Simcoe early in the kettle that is followed... Read More
This American Pale Ale uses exclusively Citra hops for intense flavor and aromatic of citrus and tropical fruit. A clean, uncomplicated malt bill and a dry finish make for great drinkability.
Maine Event was created to pay homage to time spent in Maine and New England, which was the inspiration for Magnify Brewing Company. This IPA has low bitterness and notes of juicy tropical fruits.
As the days grow shorter, reach for our warming winter ale. Belgian Freeze is our take on a Belgian dubbel. A malty, full-bodied amber brewed with dark crystal and caramel malts and fermented at a lower temperature to minimize... Read More
Great summer memories are born out of simplicity. We've made that the basis for our Summer Blonde recipe. This golden beauty is an uncomplicated, refreshing ale that feels natural and light. Lean in for a kiss of simple summertime,... Read More
Brewed with Pilsner Malt, a high percentage of Oats, and Wheat malts leaving a silky smooth and extraordinary mouthfeel. Pours a hazy straw yellow hue, exploding with fruity candy notes, grapefruit, lime, blueberry, & mango flavors.... Read More
Our year round porter aged on palo santo wood. The palo santo brings out more of the chocolate flavor. The beer changes flavors and aromas as it warms. Most notable are chocolate, vanilla, anise, and even hints of mint.... Read More
This classic light bodied Saison is flavored with mosaic hops and then conditioned on a truckload of local Hammonton Blueberries, creating beautifully colored farmhouse ale! Bright colored, crisp, and juicy… With just a... Read More
Our golden, hazy IPA with a soft and sweet bread and biscuity malt backbone and up-front aromas of zesty grapefruits, lemons, peaches, and mangos, rounded out by an earthy and floral drag of resiny pine sap. 6.2% ABV
Our golden, hazy IPA with a soft and sweet bread and biscuity malt backbone and up-front aromas of zesty grapefruits, lemons, peaches, and mangos, rounded out by an earthy and floral drag of resiny pine sap.
Lumberyard Lager a worthy tribute to the former lumberyard on which the new Tonewood Brewing facility now stands. Lumberyard Lager is a Helles Lager brewed entirely with German Malts and Hops. Noble hop character and very drinkable.... Read More