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Wednesday, April 6, 2016

Great River Brewing






Great River Brewery's roots began with a love for great craft beer. College friends Paul Krutzfeldt and Scott Lehnert spent their college years thinking about beer, drinking beer and devising a beer plan. In 2004, the put the pedal to the metal and started a brew pub in Iowa City, Iowa. In December of 2008 the entire brewing operation was moved to Davenport, Iowa with hopes of starting their lifelong dream of packaging their hand-crafted beers.

On a chilly day in February 2009, the first batch of beer was brewed at the new location on the Mississippi River. Packaging began in May of 2010, with 483 Pale Ale and Roller Dam Red Ale in 16 oz. cans.

Production is now at just under 3,000 barrels a year. That's 744,000 pints of delicious beer.
Great River Brewery’s history is still being written each and every day








Great River Brewing 483 Pale Ale...$7.49 / 4pk 16oz Cans
American Style Pale Ale
Alc. 5.3% // IBUs 48
Generous amounts of Northwest hops, dry hopped again for layers of fruit citrus and spicy earthiness. Nice bitterness and a good long aftertaste with a smack of grapefruit.


Great River Brewing Farmer Brown Nut Brown Ale...$7.49 / 4pk 16oz Cans
Farmer Brown | American Nut Brown Ale
A chocolatey, robust, rich and nutty ale dominated by a complex malt flavor.
Alc. 7.0% // IBUs 22


Great River Brewing Milk Stout,,,,$7.49 / 4pk 16oz Cans
Pours opaque black with a dense beige head. Flavors of caramel, chocolate and the creaminess of lactose and roasted malt. The result is a velvety palate of soothing sweetness.
Alc. 6.25% // IBUs 26


Great River Brewing Roller Dam Red Ale ....$7.49 / 4pk 16oz Cans
A delicious malty ale with a hint of caramel and a peppery hop finish.
Alc. 5.4% // IBUs 30


Great River Brewing Dirty Blonde Chocolate Ale...$7.99 / 6pk 12oz Cans

A golden ale (low on hop presence) brewed with bittersweet chocolate. It’s has a balanced, malty sweetness and a decadent chocolate character.
Alc. 4.8% // IBUs 18

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