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2D Brew Farm

BEERS!
◦ updated 3/5/25 ◦

Bancroft Beer

Our daily drinker, named after the street our humble brewery rests on. Brewed with 2-row and Maris Otter malt. Singularly hopped with Mosaic. Punchy notes of Satsuma orange rind, lychee flesh, and fresh blueberry muffin with a clean and crisp finish. 4.20% abv

Available on draft and in 32 oz crowlers to go

Incantate

Coconut StoutWine. A hybrid of a beer, Incantate is a barleywine with a handful of roasted specialty malts found in stouts. Brewed to a gigantic starting gravity with thousands of pounds of malt and boiled for over 4 hours. Fermented slowly with a blend of yeasts, then conditioned on both raw and hand-toasted coconut. Black in color, thick-bodied, creamy, sweet, roasty, with flavors of dried fruit, chocolate milk, and lots of coconut. 12% abv

Available in 22oz bottles

Burn, Twist, & Reform

Imperial Porter. American-leaning dark beer brewed with custom commissioned Mizunara (Japanese oak) conditioned malt. Hopped lightly with PNW hops, fermented with American ale yeast, then conditioned on Mizunara to achieve an oak character like no other. A rare beer using a rare resource from across the globe! Dark chocolate bark, tahini ice cream, burnt caramel, Lancaster County mocha milk, Toblerone, soft oak tannin with a creamy texture. Brewed for the season, straight from the abyss. 9% abv

Available in 22oz bottles

Pumpkin Spice Beckie

Lager with Spices. Amber lagerbier brewed with all Double Eagle Munich & Vienna malts, hopped with HBC 472 (the one that tastes like caramel cremes and bourbon barrel), and fermented under pressure with everyone’s go-to lager strain. This little number had a whole lot of pumpkin puree added hot side, with a touch of yams for an additional autumnal touch. This variation of “Beckie” was treated with some of the nicest spices you’d find in your favorite holiday pies! 4.2% abv

Available on draft and in 32 oz crowlers to go

Eight Green

A blended mixed-fermentation beer created with our ages-old RAF culture. Aged for one year in oak, this anniversary blend shows white peach, tart yellow raspberries, moss, lemon wedge, and a variety of stone fruit aromatics. 5.5% abv

Available in 750mL bottles to go

Eight Red

A blended mixed-fermentation beer created with our ages-old RAF culture and brewed with mulberries from the Second District Farm! Aged for one year in oak, this anniversary blend shows wildflower honey, red raspberries, wood, and SweeTarts. 5.5% abv

Available in 750mL bottles to go

Flew Too Close to the Sun

Triple IPA. Brewed with Gambrinus IPA malt and fermented with American ale yeast. Double dry hopped with Anchovy, Strata, & Nectaron. 9.1% abv

Available on draft and in 32oz crowlers to go

2D or Not 2D?

Burton Ale. An English-inspired brew featuring well-seasoned water, emulating sulfate content of the highly-gypsous water from the town of Burton-upon-Trent. Brewed with Pale malt from Double Eagle, hopped with Goldings & Northdown from the UK, and fermented with an English ale yeast. Malty, bitter, herbal, and well-salted. 5.3% abv

Available on draft and in 32 oz crowlers to go

Huy

Vietnamese Coffee Stout – 2025 edition of our homage to our beloved Huy. This batch is special – in addition to it being a more drinkable ABV, we collaborated with Càphê Roasters from Kensington to add another Vietnamese element to this Vietnamese coffee-inspired stout. Thomas provided us with a bold Robusta, which was cold steeped (like cold brew) during conditioning. The coffee is the star here, but holding it up is a beer brewed with malted barley, oats, and wheat from Double Eagle Malt, various levels of roasted grains, and a good bit of chicory coffee! There’s even some vanilla (Sumatran and Tahitian) to round flavors out. This batch contains *no* milk sugar and is vegan. 4.55% abv

Available on draft and in 16 oz cans to go