Mighty, bold, and black as night, our house stout has gained a reputation for being contagious among the locals. This is no dry Irish anything, rather a strapping American Double Stout with a sweet undertow and addictive hint of roasty goodness. The name honors this brewer’s affinity with literary arachnids – specifically Charlotte A. Cavatica, the eight-legged character from E.B. Whites’ Charlotte’s Web. Be forewarned, this beer will stain your clothes. 
 

ABV: 8.8%

Cavatica Stout

Cavatica - Can

India Pale Ales were originally brewed strong to withstand the long voyage to India. Today, breweries concoct IPAs hoppy enough to make the trip back. Vortex IPA is Fort George’s contribution to the IPA arms race. We designed Vortex IPA not to rip the taste buds off of your tongue, but rather vigorously stimulate your palate with lupulin ecstasy. 
 

ABV: 7.7%

Vortex IPA

Vortex - Can

In 2014 we released an entirely different IPA, a session with a similar name. Collaborating once again with Seattle’s Suicide Squeeze Records, Fort George has remastered the recipe in a big, big way. Artfully mixed like a 7” vinyl, Suicide Squeeze pops with Mosaic, Amarillo, and Citra hops. The can artwork is by Seattle based artist Jesse LeDoux, who won a Grammy for an album cover design for The Shins “Chutes to Narrow.” 
 
Suicide Squeeze cans are color-changing – the snake is green when cold, fading to gold as it warms while the red snake accents and building logo fade to gold as well. 
 
While you’re here, check out the <a href=https://www.suicidesqueeze.net/fortgeorge/?fbclid=IwAR01TxxFX2GZHY5jj1l50Ta-3z2IvMCHeoYwEkVEfPnLuFll6_W2W7EbwFM> Fort George and Suicide Squeeze Music Sampler.</a>
 
Packed with Mosaic, Amarillo and Citra Hops and front-loaded with 2-row barley paired with deep cuts of specialty malt, this Northwest IPA is masterfully balanced.
 
Hops: Amarillo, Citra, Mosaic

Malts: 2-Row Barley, Pilsner, C15, Flaked Corn, Aromatic

Yeast: London ESB

Suicide Squeeze IPA

Suicide Squeeze - Can

Sometimes it’s hard to look on the bright side; let The Optimist keep your spirits aloft. Simplicity being the ultimate in sophistication, the brewers use a very concise recipe in this India Pale Ale to showcase the providential union of barley and hops. With its radiant golden body, a lively buoyant head, and auspicious floral aroma, your glass will always be half-full while drinking The Optimist.
 

Hops: Centennial, Mosaic

Malts: Organic 2-Row, Flaked Corn, C-15

Yeast: London ESB

The Optimist IPA

The Optimist - Can

It's that magical place: a creative confluence of scenic panoramas, bountiful lands, and independent spirit. A site on the edge of nowhere but enticing to all, where the cityscape ends and an open ocean begins. Whether you call it Shangri-La or Utopia or the City of Dreams, one thing is certain – this is the beer you will find there.
 
Juice yeast, for a juicy quality. Plenty of wheat for a hazy mouthfeel. Tropical and citrus on the hops. As hoppy as an IPA, with the ABV of a Pale Ale.
 
Hops: Citra, Mosaic, Azacca, Huell Melon

Malts: 2-Row Barley, Pilsner, White Wheat, Flaked Wheat

Yeast: Juice

City of Dreams

City of Dreams - Can

Slow down and take a moment to enjoy this unfiltered German-style Pilsner from the brewers at Fort George. A time-honored blend of Pilsner malt lays down a soft & bready, almost honey-like bed. The Meadow blooms in a flowery bouquet of herbal spice and noble hops. A light, sunny yellow disposition and a fluffy white head refresh the spirit. Wander down if you can. You're always welcome to join us in The Meadow.
 
Malt: Superior Pilsen, Weyermann Pilsner, Chit Malt
Hops: Czech Saaz, Perle, Saphir
Yeast: Global
ABV: 4.9%

The Meadow

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A good beer for drinking any time of the day, even when the sun is rising. Slightly bitter with a lovely hop aroma, OPA is based on the first beer ever brewed at Fort George, Beer #1. We added oatmeal to make it even better.

Sunrise Oatmeal Pale Ale

Sunrise Oatmeal Pale Ale - Can

1811 Lager was originally brewed in 2011 as the Official Bicentennial Beer of Astoria, Oregon. 
 
More flavorful than most modern day domestic Lagers, 1811 is lovingly concocted from pilsner malts & flaked corn. Corn was a popular ingredient in pre-Prohibition days. Breweries during those times also had limited access to ice, so they improvised by brewing with lager yeasts at higher-than-normal temperatures. Described as a “Refreshing drink, much consumed by the laboring classes,” this is the inspiration behind 1811 Lager.
 
ABV: 5.1%

1811 Lager

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This IPA distinguishes itself with a bit of biscuity English malt called Maris Otter, giving it a stronger malt character than most modern IPA’s while still packing a big tropical, peachy, and citrusy hop punch. As fruity as this beer is, it still has a mild bitterness to round it out and prevent it from being overly sweet. This is a collaboration with fellow nerds at Our Mutual Friend Brewing. 
 
Crysknife is deep gold and opaque haze in appearance with a sweet, juicy, fruity aroma that rounds out its tropical fruit flavor and medium-thick mouthfeel. It is double dry-hopped, once at the end of fermentation and again after fermentation.
 
Hops: Mosaic, Azacca, Cashmere, Citra, Amarillo
Malts: 2-Row Barley, Maris Otter, Weyerman Pilsner, White Wheat, Carafoam, Flaked Oats
Yeast: Juice

Crysknife

Crysknife - can

PRE-ORDER NOW. SHIPS WHEN PACKAGED.*
 

Farmers’ Annuary is a new addition to the seasonal IPA can line up that will arrive around harvest time. Each year will feature a collaboration with one of our purveyors, this year featuring hops from Roy Farms in Washington.

ABV: 7.2%

*We are at the mercy of the Hops. All fresh beers ship before the second week of October.

Farmers' Annuary

Farmers' Annuary - can

The skies are often hazy in Astoria, and so is this Double IPA. Hallucination Rain was also double dry-hopped, for added wonder.

Hops: Nelson, Strata, Mosaic, African 
Queen
Malts: Pilsner, Torrified Wheat
Yeast: Juice
ABV: 8.6%

Skies of Wonder: Hallucination Rain

Skies of Wonder: Hallucination Rain - can

Fort George + The Builders and the Butchers teamed up to brew this Schwarzbier as part of the Rock On Crafted Lager project. Crosby Hops donated the hops, The Builders and the Butchers gave the brewery the inspiration and label art, and Fort George will be donating proceeds to the Sweet Relief Musicians Fund, providing assistance to our friends in the music industry.
 
Appearance: blackish & brownish 
Aroma: chocolate, bread, sweet nuttiness 
Flavor: a light mouthfeel with a bit of bubbles, biscuit, dark chocolate, slight coffee notes

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