Our Rotating Berliner Weisse Kettle sour features Blackberry this round. This Sharply soured beer tastes like your biting into a Blackberry mid July.
A Belgian Witbier brewed with coriander and sweet orange zest topped with Hallertauer hops. Making this Witbier a refreshingly tasty light-bodied beer.
A Robust Porter which features a bitter complexity of roasted malts and hints of cocoa. The full body harmony of malts and cocoa is a perfect counter for the bitterness.
A Dry Hopped APA showcasing Falconer's Flight hops. This beer has a light body with it's palatable dry hop addition.
Popular in Munich, Germany this Pale Kellerbier is a moderately malty Pils that showcases a cloudy appearance. Don’t let that fool you, its very light in body making it a pleasantly drinkable Bier.
A Düsseldorf Altbier (meaning old beer) is a top fermented lager. Brown to caramel in color with a clean and crisp overall drinkability. The rich malts and fruity esters contribute to it’s nutty finish.
An imperial British Brown ale featuring a touch of lactose sugar to contribute to it’s sweet character. The essence of biscuit and caramel enhance the medium bodied beer.
This dry Irish stout has a creamy complexity of roasted chocolate from start to finish.
An American meets European brown ale. The grain bill and the hops cross international waters to make a medium body brown ale featuring a light toffee flavor with a crisp finish.
Pronounced /hash/tag/paūnd/sīn A Double Dry hopped NE IPA; Combing El Dorado, Simcoe and Mosaic hitting you in the nose with aroma featuring a light body for easy drinking.
Black Pond Brews Flagship IPA is a slightly bitter beer featuring floral hop notes with a refreshing finish.
Bear Hands Brewing Company is Us. My husband Justin, is the brewer and I Kayla, am the business. While raising our kids, Ada 7 and Colin 3 we decided to take on the endeavor of opening a brewery and tap room and still trying to balance work/ life/… brewery. We took Justin’s 14 year- homebrewing hobby, to the next level. After, the good feedback from our inner circle, we started traveling all around CT, from beer fest to beer fest. Pouring our beer for the masses, and again the feedback was great! That’s when we took it upon ourselves to formulate a business plan to open our very own Brewery and Tap Room. We wanted to make brewing a career so we could share our passion for beer and atmosphere with everyone. After, three long years of highs and lows we accomplished what we set out to do, our brewery doors are finally open! Bear Hands Brewing Company’s charming home is in the quiet corner of downtown Putnam, CT.
