Dunloe Brewing

We have fresh cans of Eva’s Doodles IPA and Drawing Club on this hot October Tuesday. Doodle your version of an Animorph at The Local starting at 5. Supplies provided, and goofy art encouraged.

This is a new version of Eva’s Doodles. It is still a light bodied IPA with Simcoe, Idaho Gem and Centennial, just a bit bigger. Notes of peaches and citrus, bready malt and a piney finish. 7.7%. Cans at both locations with draft coming soon.

We will be CLOSED on Olive this Friday and Saturday. The Local hours will be the normal 2-10pm. Our monthly b**r & cheese pairing with thefriendlyfromager is moving down to The Local this month, and it’s a pretty tasty line up that might involve Pocket Taco.

Sorry for any inconvenience

It’s Tyne’s turn for a Drawing Club prompt. This one’s been on tap and in cans for a week, but she deserves a prompt

Tyne Tyne went by many names and if you pop in tonight you will learn one only a couple people called her. The little lady didn’t weigh much, but if you were around in the early days you know she could land a punch with deadly aim. She would get you in the back of the knee making you would crumple into the bar, then stare between you and the ball till something moved.

Drawing Club is every Tuesday from 5-10 at The Local. Supplies are provided, just come draw and build community. There’s usually a cool dog or two there, and that’s always a plus.

Left Hook is a simple easy drinking l***r named for a fighter. German Pilsner malt with Tradition and Tettnang hops at 4.7%.

Fresh double IPA on this Sunday that’s kinda like a Saturday. Illegal Smile is packed with Citra and Idaho Gem hops for some tangerine, mango and a bit of berry fruit punch notes.

It’s our week for picnic in the park, so we will be slinging b**rs under the big oak tree tomorrow from 4-8pm. Sunshine was canned today and the b**r selection is Arrow approved.

Well we messed up and ran outta Local Pale, so Spandex Warrior will be 6 bucks a pint for a bit. Spandex is a soft and silky ipa at 6.5% with all El Dorado hops. Notes of stone fruit, pear and a citrus finish

Well we made it another year, which means another round of Annual. This year we have a citrus medley of Minneolas, Meyer lemons and grapefruit plus a dash of Tahitian sea salt. Bready malt with a big citrus nose all wrapped up in a little 3% spritzy light l***r. Maybe the most normal version yet?

I wasn’t quite sure what to say in an anniversary post this year, so this took way longer than it should. The brewing industry is a bit rough, and sometimes it’s hard to see the light. So thank you all for 9 years of supporting our little labor of love and our team of wonderful weirdos. Thanks for sitting around our tables with friends or strangers and making the place a proper community. End of the day that’s why I keep doing it. Thanks to you all.

A few fresh ones this week. A sour, a dark l***r and a session IPA. All between 4.3 and 5%

Starting out with the new one, Slinky on a Stair Master comes in at just 4.3% with all Nelson Sauvin hops. Notes of passion fruit, citrus, grape and a touch of the devils lettuce. In cans for now at both spots, with draft on the way.

Middle of Somewhere is also back in cans. This mixed fermentation sour gets a hefty dose of Good Humus apricots and a dash of Citra after spending a few months in oak. Light, just a bit tart, and apricot start to finish. 4.4%. Draft coming soon

Dressed to Spill, dark l***r, is on tap with cans in the works. Chocolate and coffee on the nose with, a simple toasty malt middle, finishing with lingering chocolate. Light and easy drinking at just 5%.

As usual we are late on posting holiday hours, but we did can some fresh Dunnies Light. So hopefully that makes up for it.

4.2% easy drinking light American l***r canned today.

It’s our week for Picnic in the Park, so we will be selling these guys under the big oak tree from 4-8pm.