Monday Night Brewing originated from a local Bible study group. Brewing beer became a group activity on Monday nights. Time goes by, the group grows, and a brewery is born.
The brewery and tasting room are open four days a week. For $12, a visitor gets a tour, a souvenir pint glass, and six 6 ounce pours of beer. If you visit within a day of your birthday, you get the tasting tour for free!
Super Nerd is a variation on our Nerd Alert with more malt, more lagering, and more throat punch. By day, mild-mannered Super Nerd pretends to be refreshing and crisp, with the perfect balance between sweet malt and hop bite.
Slap Fight will woo you in with a West Coast-style malt bill, but slaps you across the face with its tropical hop profile. Light in body, heavy in character, this IPA features Munich and Crystal pale malts for a clean, rich mouthfeel.
Cinnamon is a versatile spice. You can stir it into oatmeal, add it to chili, and even snort it (not recommended). We thought we’d add it to our already delicious Drafty Kilt as a special treat. The addition of cocoa nibs makes this treat even more indulgent.
Monday Night Brewing of Atlanta, Georgia has rolled out an interesting brew - a Russian Imperial Stout that has been brewed with hazelnuts from Georgia (the country next to Russia, not the state). I am going into Georgian Imperial hoping for the complexity I enjoy in a good RIS as well as hopefully actually tasting the hazelnuts. What can I say, but if I grab a Ritter or some other fancy chocolate bar, I will commonly search out one with hazelnuts. To say I had high hopes for this beer is not overstating things.
If a Russian Imperial Stout is a big stout brewed for Russia, what is a big stout brewed with hazelnuts imported from Georgia, a country bordering Russia? We maintain that it should be called a Georgian Imperial Stout. So now that's a thing.
A juicy IPA. Pirates love citrus fruits almost as much as they love blood. If the phrase “you are what you eat” is true, then pirates are blood oranges. If the phrase “you are what you drink” is true, you’re about to be an incredibly delicious, juicy hop bomb of an IPA.
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Why mess with the perfection that is Drafty Kilt Scotch Ale? We just couldn’t help ourselves. Nitrogenating instead of carbonating gives this beer a creamier mouthfeel, and blends the malt flavors into one smooth, dreamy note. The smokiness is still present, but plays a supporting role.
A crisp IPA with a touch of pepper. A happy accident led us to try infusing our Eye Patch Ale with fresh Serrano peppers. We wanted to share this deliciousness with you.