The Beers of Rock Bottom

Love beer? So do we

in fact, our brewers eat, drink and sleep beer. They’re equal parts scientist, artist and beer geek. So, while every Rock Bottom brewer is passionate about their craft, they also put their own signature into every beer.
In other words, there is a unique beer menu at every Rock Bottom in addition to our core line up of consistent flavor profiles that you can expect at any Rock Bottom you visit nationwide.
But, you’re thirsty and want to know what beers you can expect down here, right? Well, you can always expect to find a pint of one of these:

KÖLSCH

This golden, straw-colored ale is light in body with a crisp, floral hop finish.

BELGIAN WHITE ALE

Pale with a touch of haze, this Belgian-style wheat ale gets its unique flavor from orange peel, coriander and special Belgian yeast.

RED ALE

Flavorful and complex, our Red Ale is copper in color and medium-bodied with a rich malt profile. Crystal hops lend a robust, fruity hop character for balance.

I.P.A.

This classic, golden-hued ale is brewed with the finest hand-selected hops from the Pacific Northwest for an assertive, citrus hop flavor.

SPECIAL DARK

For those who prefer a rich, roasted flavor to their beer, enjoy our ever-changing parade of stouts, porters and other special dark beers. Ask your server what’s on tap!

And probably one of these unique customized beers too!

LIGHT LAGER:

A great introduction to the world of microbrews, but not necessarily “lite.”

WHEAT:

Often unfiltered, these light-colored, refreshing Ales are often fruity with hints of pineapple and orange.

RED or AMBER ALE:

A touch more body and a caramel, toffee sweetness from the malt.

BROWN ALE:

Darker in color, but not much heavier in flavor, these Ales are also on the maltier side and impart a chocolate or roasted flavor.

PALE ALE:

Caramel in color, these are hoppier beers with assertive fruit and pine hop flavors.

DARK:

“Rich,” “full flavor,” “dark,” “roasted” and “smooth” are some of the words used to describe dark beer. Stout and Porter are the most common of the styles.