However, further upstream it's pure and is a wonderful fly fishing river. Also, the Kinnikinick River itself was named for a plant originally used by Native Americans as tobacco for their peace pipes. It is a classic American craft brewery style red ale, dryhopped with Centennial hops. Named for the now defunct Red Top Brewery, formerly located in Cincinnati, Ohio. The chocolate like flavor comes from brown malt, but the character is enhanced by five other malts in the recipe, making it a tad heavier than most brown ales.
Every brewery needs at least one beer named for a dog.
Bowser's Brown was named after the fateful canine companion of Rick Warner, the original Head Brewer at Twenty Tank. Available off and on all year. Coffee like roasty flavors and pronounced Willamette hops give this beer the character that makes it so popular. Munich malt also enhances the creamy texture that makes it so smooth and easy to drink. Named by Peter Leavitt, former assistant brewer at Twenty Tank and now Head Brewer at Stone Coast Brewery, in Portland, Maine.