A touch of Rauch malt is used to create the base layer of subtle smoke. A blend of Munich and Carafa malts gives this lager its deep hue and full body, balanced with noble hops. The maple rounds out this lager perfectly.
Our award winning interpretation of a Bohemian Style Pilsner. Spicy, citrus peel botanicals combine with a dry, peppery finish to create a truly thirstquenching lager. A beer that demands you take more than one sip.
Brewed with floor malted pilsner and dark malts. Roasty winter lager with subtle sweetness balanced by spicy Saaz hops, naturally carbonated using traditional techniques
A collaboration with Thin Man Brewery, this is the next offering in the Stowe Style series: a malt-forward, early spring pale lager, using Weyermann Pilsner and Munich malts...
Choice malts imported from Bamberg build the smooth lager character and accentuate the noble hops of the Hallertau region. The hops provide light floral and subtle bittering notes, allowing the malt to shine through.
Steeped in Austrian brewing tradition, we use a lager yeast, pilsner malt and Citra and Cascade hops to put our spin on this awesome collaboration brew with our friends at Wormtown.
“This collaboration with Sloop Brewing Company of East Fishkill, NY is the next offering in the Stowe-style series: a contemporary take on the traditional unfiltered lagers of Franconia, Germany...
This collaboration with Sloop Brewing Company of East Fishkill, New York is the next offering in the Stowe Style series: a contemporary take on the traditional unfiltered lagers of Franconia, Germa...
A modern tribute to the original dark beers of Bohemia. Brewed with floor-malted Pilsner and dark malts, this roasty winter lager has a subtle sweetness balanced by spicy Saaz hops and is naturally carbonated using traditional techniques.
The Stowe Style Collaboration is a marriage of new world and old world brewing. Upper Pass Brewing has brought their hop creativity to von Trapp Brewing’s Kölsch Style. With late addition hopping during the brew and a dry hop using the freshest 2020 hops.
Over the course of many visits to Austria, Johannes von Trapp, the youngest son of Maria and the Baron, gained an appreciation for the crisp, clean Austrian lager beers. When the craft beer movement in the United States gained momentum in the early 1990s, there was a noticeable lack of focus on lagers. It’s not surprising, considering that lagers are more challenging to brew, take longer to mature, and are therefore more expensive to create. For two decades Johannes dreamed of building an Austrian-style brewery at the Trapp Family Lodge, and in 2010 that dream came to fruition. A humble brewery with capacity for 2,000 barrels per year quickly attracted attention under the name Trapp Lager, and the brewery received requests from all over the United States. The von Trapp family, who had always been reticent to commercialize their family heritage, realized that they had a product deserving of the family name. The new facility, completed in 2015 under the name von Trapp Brewing, allowed the family to expand beyond their home territory and spread the gospel of craft lagers.