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AVAILABLE STARTING 2/13

A balanced & smooth stout inspired by Mexican-Style Horchata. Brewed with cinnamon, vanilla and almond milk from Elmhurst 1925® for a not-too-sweet & not-too-dry stout. Enjoy subtle notes of chocolate from the pale chocolate malt in this 4.5% ABVer.

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AVAILABLE STARTING 2/13

A classic Dry Irish Stout perfect for everyone’s favorite dark beer holiday, St. Patrick’s Day! Brewed with pale chocolate malt and Northern Brewer Hops. Slainte! 4.5% ABV

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PRE-ORDER AVAILABLE FOR CAN RELEASE 2/6

Four Buffalocal™ breweries, and their distribution partner, have joined forces to produce a special four-pack of beer to raise funds for the Western New York restaurant community. Proceeds from the sale of this beer will be donated to Revive WNY Restaurants, a not-for-profit that was created to support the local restaurant community. 

The Revive WNY Restaurants mixed 4-packs features the following beers: 

42 North: Hazy IPA Featuring tons of Citra, Cashmere and Chinook Hops with Pale Malt and oats for low bitterness, strong fruit notes, and a nice haziness. 

Hamburg Brewing Company: Fruited Sour Ale made with strawberry, raspberry and milk sugar. 

Community Beer Works: A classic Oatmeal Stout brewed with heaps of oats and layered with roasted and chocolate malts that wrap your mouth in a smooth embrace! 

Resurgence Brewing Company: This Amber Lager is a blueberry pancake in a can. The sweetness from blueberries and maple syrup balances the bread and light toasted notes from the lager. 

The Revive WNY Restaurant not-for-profit was founded by Buffalo restaurateur, Paul Santora. The not-for-profit’s mission is to provide financial support and marketing resources to local independent restaurants. Paul Santora states, “Restaurants are not only important for our local economy, but they are a fabric of our local culture and community. We want to help the restaurant owners that have put their heart and soul into their business.”