Reostan

Reostan

This Gose is a slightly tart and sour beer brewed with lots of wheat, and we have added Blood Orange & Passionfruit along with a touch of sea salt which is aligned to our modern take on a traditional German style of beer. Named after a headland and natural port along the world famous Causeway Coast with artwork depicting the orange/yellow lichens that grow on the Basalt rocks all along our North Coast.

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Blue Pool

Blue Pool

Dive into a hoppy assault of Galaxy, Citra and Mosaic. We brewed this with a true New England yeast strain and a good portion of Oats & Wheat in the grain bill for a smooth, soft body and full mouthfeel.

Named after the popular local deep sea diving pool made famous in the early 1900's for public diving displays and exhibitions during the summer holiday season in Portrush. The original diving boards are now long gone but many locals and visitors alike still have fun diving and jumping into the sea at this beautiful location looking out over the Atlantic Ocean.

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Surface Noise

Surface Noise

Our collaboration with good friends Beer Hut Brewing Co. where we have brewed the same beer in each brewery but dry hopped with a different blend of hops. Ours has been dry hopped with Citra and Simcoe. Besides the punch from the hops there is also an interesting passion fruit note coming from the yeast we used. It's a Sour IPA balanced with a malty sweetness from the grain bill.

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Diffuser

Diffuser

This Pale Ale uses two of our Chairman's favourite hops; Sabro has distinct tangerine, coconut, tropical fruit, and stone fruit aromas, paired with the ever classic Mosaic with its complex blend of floral, tropical, fruity, and earthy notes. The addition of Oats in the grain bill give a smoother and rounder mouthfeel to this easy drinker...

"Diffuser" is a mysteriously named mark on the marine map just off the coastline between Portrush & Portstewart on the North Coast of Ireland...

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Rathlin Gold

Rathlin Gold

Rathlin Gold is named after the golden hares on Rathlin Island, offshore from Ballycastle. The hares have evolved, because of their isolation on the island, to have a sandy coloured coat unlike hares anywhere else.

We brewed a 3.8% pale ale with a heritage malt, Chevallier, which gives a little more sweetness than usual. Using Bramling Cross and East Kent Goldings hops we have a pale that is quite honey like, and also herbal, floral and earthy. We think its a great tribute to yon hare.

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