Our third collaboration with the Manchester Hop Project this autumn (and fourth Green Hop beer of the harvest season) marries roasty, toasty maltiness with the multidimensionality of locally grown, fresh hops. A blend of varieties brings warming noble spice, sweet dandelion and a touch of lavender, sitting on a robust…
This little Pale Ale is brimming with dank and aromatic Pineapple flavours coupled with a grassy, Herbal aroma which is derived from an ample hopping of Aussie favourites, Vic’s Secret and Galaxy. Mosaic hops provide a backdrop of citrus and tropical notes such as tart Pomelo and Papaya, ultimately creating…
We’re big fans of Green Cheek here at Track. After making friends with Evan at F&F&B 2019, we brewed a TIPA with them and Highland Park in 2020 called What Could Go Wrong?, our highest-ever rated hop-forward beer. With our attention firmly fixed on the West Coast at the moment,…
Sonoma encapsulates what we love at Track. A refreshing, sessionable, hazy pale ale to be shared, which shows our love for hops & the pursuit of pale perfection. With a simple malt base & hopped generously with Mosaic, Centennial & Citra it bursts forth with resinous notes of sticky mandarin,…
Sonoma encapsulates what we love at Track. A refreshing, sessionable, hazy pale ale to be shared, which shows our love for hops & the pursuit of pale perfection. With a simple malt base & hopped generously with Mosaic, Centennial & Citra it bursts forth with resinous notes of sticky mandarin…
Spezial is our Festbier, and originally a collaboration with our good friends at Lost & Grounded. A classic, simple grist of traditional German lager malt and Hallertau Mittelfruh hops in the boil brings real clarity of flavour. A comforting aroma of freshly baked bread with soft notes of peach and…
This beer showcases the wonderful relationship between Citra and Motueka, with super-bright Lemon, pithy Grapefruit and zingy Lime citrus flavours shining through beautifully here as a result. Pacific Sunrise adds resinous bitterness full of Pine flavours on the backend, here ensuring a balanced and refreshing finish, ultimately producing a highly…
With no IMBC this year, we thought we’d fill the gap with a Block Party in memoriam. BarthHaas X were such a huge part of that festival – sponsoring it for many years – so we got together to brew this Pale Ale, utilising the freshest (2024) hops we could…
We first brewed the original recipe for Double Denim a little over 2 years ago and loved it so much that we had to revisit it and make it bigger and better than ever. We did this by double dry hopping this time around, shining the light even further on…
We’ve had the good fortune of brewing this beer previously with the good folks over at Great Notion Brewing whilst in Portland, OR for a hop selection last year, and we felt it was about time we brought it home to brew in Manchester. A medley of Nelson Sauvin and…
An ode to Saison. Our barrel fermented farmhouse ales are as versatile and varied as this superior beer style. You’ll experience the satisfaction of a hard day’s work tending the Wallonian fields in a glass. While we love the ever-increasing number of saisons in the marketplace, none capture the heights…
To date, all of our sour blends have comprised our pale sour base beer, which we have an extensive history of working with. The logical next step in our evolution was to strive for the perfect dark sour base beer to begin experimenting with. Logically, we rang up our friends…
An Equatorial Detour was blended with the express intent of raising the humidity in any room. A mixed fermentation blend showcasing a playful series of handoffs between the tart, medium acidity our blends are known for, a firm funk background, and the expressive nature of fruit only the tropics can…
Cellar balance is an important part of what we need to maintain to ensure a robust stock of barrels to choose from to provide consistency from blend to blend. Maintaining variety in our cellar balance allows us to be more creative, but it also affords us the opportunity to get…
Very rarely do we name a beer in such a direct way, we generally prefer references to descriptors. Over the long process of developing all of our blends from brew to barrel to bottle to label, we generally “discover” the names of our blends when we refer to them throughout…
Separated To A Degree – Summer 2021 is the third turn of our award winning mixed fermentation blend. We’ve blended this release with the same elaborate mixture of wild yeast and lactic acid bacteria with the goal of preserving the flavour profile above all else. Presented with light copper hues…
Our Fated Farmer Series is a landmark step toward realizing our foundational vision for Trillium: Build a place that intuitively celebrates the intersection of New England farming, agriculture, brewing and an integrated community experience. The grist of each of the dynamic Fated Farmer wild ales is set on the structure…
Our Fated Farmer Series is a landmark step toward realizing our foundational vision for Trillium: Build a place that intuitively celebrates the intersection of New England farming, agriculture, brewing, and integrated community experience. The grist of each of the dynamic Fated Farmer wild ales is set on the structure of…
Our Fated Farmer Series is a landmark step toward realizing our foundational vision for Trillium: Build a place that intuitively celebrates the intersection of New England farming, agriculture, brewing, and integrated community experience. The grist of each of the dynamic Fated Farmer wild ales is set on the structure of…
Our Fated Farmer Series is a landmark step toward realizing our foundational vision for Trillium: Build a place that intuitively celebrates the intersection of New England farming, agriculture, brewing and an integrated community experience. The grist of each of the dynamic Fated Farmer wild ales is set on the structure of Valley…
Our Fated Farmer Series is a landmark step toward realizing our foundational vision for Trillium: Build a place that intuitively celebrates the intersection of New England farming, agriculture, brewing and an integrated community experience. The grist of each of the dynamic Fated Farmer wild ales is set on the structure…
Sinister Kid is named after the unofficial mascot of our Congress Street brewery: a long-forgotten, dismembered doll unearthed in construction rubble. We dusted off Sinister Kid and breathed new life into her, installing a new pipe leg and a wire arm. We quickly found a new use for her evil…
For this iteration of our Belgian Dark Strong Ale, we used oak barrels to mature the beer with the main fermentation duties being carried out by our native New England mixed microbe culture. An opaque ruby-brown with mahogany lining, Sour Cherry Wild Sinister Kid emits a deep, formidable nose displaying…
Côtes du Rhône barrel-aged English style barley wine blend, aged on ripe Genoa figs and sticky Deglet Nour dates. English style barley wine, brewed in 2019 and aged in Côtes du Rhône red wine barrels for 2 years, then blended with another unique 3 month old English style barley wine…