Little Fish Beer Archive: Every beer we have ever brewed

Picture This is a fun little pale ale brewed with a base of Ohio malts, hopped in the kettle with Michigan Cashmere, and fermented with a kveik strain. Dry-hopped with Rakau and Mosaic Cryo. A one-off brew? We’ll see!

Moonville Stout is our annual-ish blend of bourbon & spirit barrel-aged imperial stout. 2022 saw the blending of a bourbon barrel-aged imperial stout, and a rye whiskey barrel-aged imperial milk stout.

This beer is inspired by the lore of the “haunted” Moonville train tunnel, a local legend in the historical mining town of Moonville, in the Zaleski State Forest. Dare ... Read More

Collaboration with our good friends at Seventh Son Brewing, and a fundraiser for Women Have Choices Ohio, funding abortion access in these uncertain times.

This 100% Ohio-grown beer is, loosely, a Finnish-style sahti (a farmhouse ale brewed with copious amounts of whole juniper branches). Ours is a bit lower in alcohol than your typical sahti, but that’s farmhouse mentality for ... Read More

New I.P.A.! Maybe a one-off? More West Coasty than Hazy…but also pretty hazy. Mashed with Ohio barley and hopped with CTZ & Simcoe in the kettle. Fermented with thiolized hazy yeast. Hopped in the kettle and dry-hopped with Simcoe and Zappa. (The name is a reference from the Frank Zappa movie “200 Motels”, if you were wondering.)

Flavor Profile: Tropical ... Read More

Kvass de Piquette takes its inspiration from 2 non-beer beverages: Kvass, a lightly-fermented, bread-based beverage from Eastern Europe, and Piquette, a low-alcohol wine made by rehydrating an already-pressed grape must.

It’s a truly locally sourced, farmhouse table beer, mashed with Haus Malts Ohio pilsner & spelt malts, and over 100 pounds of house-baked sourdough bread per 10 barrel batch. It’s ... Read More

(Retired due to ingredient inavailability)

Rustic amber lager with oats & estate spruce tips.

Spruce Crispy is brewed with a variety of Ohio malted barleys, caramel malts, and a healthy helping of malted oats, for an extra-silky mouthfeel. The spruce tips come from Norwegian spruce trees that we planted here at the brewery, and we harvest them every spring for this ... Read More

Belgian-style Witbier.

We cribbed the name “Thunder Bunny” from a hiking trail in Athens, but the name seemed great for a soft beer that is certainly not weak in ABV.

Thunder Bunny is brewed with Haus Malts Ohio 2-row barley & malted wheat, plus some flaked oats. In the kettle, it’s hopped sparingly, and spiced with curacao orange peel, coriander, and ... Read More

Quick-sour wheat ale with guava & spices.

Our “Reinheitsgewhat!?” series of sour ales is our equivalent to the ubiquitous “kettle sour”. We don’t sour these beers in the kettle, rather, we use a type of wild-isolated yeast called Lachancea to quickly ferment and produce lactic acid in 2-3 weeks. Much quicker than mixed-fermentation souring, but definitely less complex. Still, it ... Read More

Hoppy Belgian table beer.

Sometimes you brew a collab that turns out so good, you want to make it a part of your semi-regular beer rotation. That’s certainly the case for this lovely little table beer that we originally brewed with our friend Vaughn Stewart from Bookhouse Brewing in Cleveland, Ohio (check out his book shop-themed taproom if you’re in ... Read More

German-style Kölsch

“Krüllsch” is our crushable kölsch (a light German ale style originating from the region of Cologne). It’s not very hoppy, but has a light bitterness and a light floral/spicy noble hop presence. Though light in color, it’s mostly malt-focused. It’s an ale, but it’s fermented with a special German ale yeast at cooler temps, and then cold-lagered. You ... Read More

Imperial milk stout aged in rye whiskey barrels. A portion of proceeds will be donated to Razom Emergency Response to support Ukraine.

Saison du Poisson was our first beer ever brewed at Little Fish, and over the years it has undergone many iterations and evolutions. The latest batch to be bottled is 100% Ohio-grown, and not only that, it was brewed with hops grown and harvested entirely from our hop arbor here at the brewery.

Saison du Poisson is mashed with a ... Read More

Hazy I.P.A. with the Galaxy, Equinox, and Sabro hops

We keep this crushable, zero-percent alcohol seltzer on draft almost year-round, and we probably drink just as much of it in-house as we sell. It’s made with just cranberry juice, tart cherry juice, and water. The total juice percentage is around 20%, so although we don’t keep caloric info on this beverage, you would have to drink ... Read More

We keep this non-alcoholic soda on draft almost all of the time. It’s made with just Athens county water, hand-peeled organic ginger, and raw cane sugar. Take a crowler home: It makes a great Moscow mule or Kentucky mule!

Our take on the “area code themed” American wheat ale.

Wheat ale brewed with only Ohio malted barley and wheat, Ohio Cascade hops, and organic jasmine green tea.

Mixed-fermentation farmhouse ale, refermented on fresh watermelon, and conditioned on foraged sumac berries.

Hazy I.P.A. hopped with Mosaic and Citra, and fermented with a custom, experimental yeast from Berkeley Yeast: Hornindal Kveik yeast engineered to release bound thiols in malt and hops, resulting in highly expressed tropical fruit characteristics

Barrel-aged saison with Sumac, Lemon Verbena, and Wild Persimmons