
Seasonal offerings
Quarterly releases designed around the time of year, from darker winter beer to crisp summer styles.
Seasonals + small batch
Palmer Brewing keeps space for rotating seasonals, taproom experiments, obscure styles, limited runs and barrel-aged beer.

Quarterly releases designed around the time of year, from darker winter beer to crisp summer styles.

Taproom experiments, niche classics and limited runs give the brewing team a place to test ideas at a smaller scale.

Barrel character becomes another ingredient in releases built for longer maturation and deeper flavor.

Less familiar traditions get room on the board too, including styles many drinkers rarely see outside specialty breweries.
Current rotating releases
Seasonal and limited beer changes by definition. The current tap list is the source to check before making a trip for one specific release.
Czech Dark Lager
A Czech-style dark lager with caramel depth, gentle roast and the layered malt character that makes darker Czech lager styles distinctive.
New England Style Pilsner
A hop-forward lager built from the Pioneer base but using the expressive hop varieties found in Confluence, merging pilsner drinkability with modern aroma.
Belgian Saison
A dry, highly carbonated Belgian saison inspired by traditional farmhouse beer, with a light body and a refreshing finish.
Belgian Tripel
A strong golden Belgian-style tripel driven by expressive yeast character and restrained spice additions.
Bicoastal IPA
A hybrid IPA with the light, clear body associated with the West Coast and the aroma-forward hopping associated with hazier modern IPA.
Belgian-style Witbier
A light wheat beer with subtle orange peel and coriander character, finished with lively carbonation for an easy-drinking Belgian-style white.
Pink Guava Session Sour
A crisp, tart session sour with lively carbonation and real pink guava added during secondary fermentation.
Quadruple IPA
A large-format Hops & Hearth release built around an intense hop load, with a touch of crystal malt adding color and balance.
Availability moves fast