OUR BEER
Award Winning Ale & Lager.
Here's What we're Currently Pouring.
Currently on Draught
Classic Saison 6.3% ABV.
West Coast Pils 5% ABV.
Wheat IPA 6.1% ABV.
West Coast Pale Ale 5.4% ABV.
Sauvignon Blanc Saison 6.6% ABV.
Wet Hop Ale 5.7% ABV.
Amber Ale with Maple Syrup 5.9% ABV.
Märzen Lager 5.3% ABV.
Single Malt/Single Hop Saison 6.1% ABV.
Russian Imperial Stout
Beer-Engine, Hand-Pulled 9% ABV.
Hop Ripple
Housemade Hoppy Seltzer Water N/A
To-Go Beer Available
in Cans & Bottles
Classic Saison 6.3% ABV.
Single Malt/Single Hop Saison 6.1% ABV.
Wet Hop Ale 5.7% ABV.
Amber Ale with Maple Syrup 5.9% ABV.
Märzen Lager 5.3% ABV.
West Coast Pale Ale 5.4% ABV.
Märzen Lager 5.3% ABV.
Meager Portmanteau Blend 2
Blend of Oak Aged Colorado Peach Beer with Wild Saison 6.4% ABV.
- Collaboration with Primitive Beer
Sauvignon Blanc Saison 6.6% ABV.
Meridian
Single Hop Saison 7% ABV.
Abbey style Tripel 8% ABV.
A BIT ABOUT
FARMHOUSE ALES
The founding inspiration behind Cellar West was to bring the same storied Farmhouse Ale tradition we fell in love with in Belgium to America. Farmhouse Ale is not any single style of beer. Originating in South Belgium (Wallonia), this family of ales was first brewed on small farms using local ingredients. Made during the winter and enjoyed by farm workers during the warmer months, these beers tended to be modest in strength but quite characterful. Farmhouse Ales are known for their effervescence, nuanced flavors, enticing yeast character, and pleasantly dry finish. Every traditional Farmhouse Ale brewer developed his or her own “house character,” just as we have at Cellar West Artisan Ales. We've long been inspired by our friends at Belgian Farmhouse breweries such as Brasserie Fantôme, Brasserie de Blaugies, & Brasserie Dupont, among others.
As the years have gone by, we've expanded our offerings with an additional focus on rustic lagers and a small collection of classically styled hoppy beers, both of which have been received to much acclaim.
At Brasserie de Blaugies with our good friend Pierre-Alex Carlier