Anvil IPA
Pine, grapefruit, and a clean bitter snap. Dry-hopped twice with whole-cone Cascade and Centennial.
Ironwood Brewing Co. pours hard-won, small-batch craft beer from our working brewhouse. Pull up a stool, watch the tanks, and drink it where it's made.
We started Ironwood in a drafty warehouse with two fermenters, a stubborn streak, and a belief that great beer is worth the wait. A decade later we still brew in small batches, by hand, the slow way.
Three core brews on tap year-round β the backbone of the Ironwood lineup.
Pine, grapefruit, and a clean bitter snap. Dry-hopped twice with whole-cone Cascade and Centennial.
Crisp, bready, and endlessly drinkable. Cold-conditioned for six weeks until it's pin-bright.
Roasted cocoa, espresso, and a velvet body from flaked oats. As dark as the night shift.
Our taproom sits right on the brewhouse floor β exposed brick, reclaimed timber, and twenty-four taps pouring everything from crisp lagers to barrel-aged one-offs.
Bring the dog, bring the crew, and pull up to a steel-top table while the food truck of the week handles dinner.
Wood-fired tacos parked out front all evening.
Three experimental cask ales tapped at 6pm sharp.
Local roots-and-blues trio on the brewhouse stage.
βThe best taproom in the state, hands down. Anvil IPA on a Friday night with a food truck out front β that's a perfect evening right there.β
Twenty-four taps, a rotating food truck, and beer poured steps from the tank. Pull up a stool β we saved you a seat.