Uinta Crooked Line Cockeyed Cooper
(Reference - USUIN106)

Tasting Notes: Launch into the exquisite flavors of bourbon with splashes of vanilla. Watch for currents of dark chocolate and dried fruit. Generous amounts of hops and malts make for a smooth journey from start to finish. Decadent desserts and aged cheeses make superb companions.

This beer has been imported as a one off special and due to very small quantities, once they are gone they are gone and are unlikely to be available again.

Uinta Crooked Line Labyrinth Black Ale
(Reference - USUIN107)

Tasting Notes: Enter the Labyrinth, a multi-dimensional black ale. Discover the complex intermingling of black licorice and toasted oak. Seek the subtle hints of bittersweet chocolate. Flavors are enhanced when served cool, not frigid. Explore pairing Labyrinth with flavorful cheeses and rich desserts.

This beer has been imported as a one off special and due to very small quantities, once they are gone they are gone and are unlikely to be available again.

Uinta Crooked Line Tilted Smile Imperial Porter
(Reference - USUIN104)

Tasting Notes: Tilted Smile breaks away from the crowd. Big in alcohol, yet approachable and versatile. Confidently balanced with Saaz hops and 100% Pilsen malt. Crisp and delightfully carbonated. Explore pairing with grilled meats and seafood.

This beer has been imported as a one off special and due to very small quantities, once they are gone they are gone and are unlikely to be available again.

Uinta XVI Anniversary Barley Wine
(Reference - USUIN103)

Tasting Notes: First brewed in small batches annually to commemorate Uinta’s anniversary, this soul-warming brew is now available year-round. (Uinta’s anniversary is observed and noted by the change of the roman numeral on the label.) Uinta’s award winning barley wine has a dark amber hue with a rich malty character. Serious amounts of hops are used to balance its hardy alcohol content of over 10% ABV. Originating in England in the nineteenth century, barley wines are brewed with the same traditional ingredients as beer: water, malted barley, hops and yeast. There are no grapes or fruit used in the brewing process. The name “barley wine” refers to its alcohol content being similar to that of most wines, ranging from 8.5% to 14% ABV. Unlike most beers, barley wines age remarkably well. If you have the will power, set an Anniversary Barley Wine aside for a year or more.

This beer has been imported as a one off special and due to very small quantities, once they are gone they are gone and are unlikely to be available again.