Side Trail Series — Juiced in Time is a New England-style IPA that’s absolutely dripping with ripe tropical fruit and bold juicy citrus flavors. Wheat and oats were added to the malt profile along with a special mineral treatment to the water to create body and smooth texture. Virtually all the hops were reserved for after the boil to minimize bitterness and amplify flavor and aroma. From the glowing orange appearance to the soft creamy mouthfeel and delicate sweetness, this beer is
everything delicious about tropical fruit juice embodied in a dangerously drinkable IPA.

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A pre-Prohibition style German lager brewed from a 1902 recipe from the original Terre Haute Brewing Co. in Southern Indiana. Refreshingly light pilsner body with some sweet complexities given off by the corn malt used in this recipe make this the perfect summer lager.

2013 Indiana Brewers Cup Silver Medal Winner

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Upland Wheat Ale is a classic rendition of the Belgian Witbier (white beer) style. We brew it with organic coriander and orange zest to be light on the tongue and refreshingly tart. In the tradition of the Belgian Wit style, Upland Wheat Ale is unfiltered, creating a cloudy, golden appearance and satisfying mouthfeel.

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classic, well-balanced, crisp & malty with 7 hop additions

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fragrant citrus character brewed with Cascade, Simcoe, & Mosaic hops

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malty with notes of chocolate & coffee

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Each year, we pick local hops fresh off the bine to brew in small batches within 24 hours of harvest. This season, to celebrate our love of local farmers, we’ve partnered with our friends at Tiger Claw Hop Farm. So, kick back, sip, & join us in celebrating the fruits of nature with this juicy wet-hopped IPA made with Indiana-grown hops boasting fragrant notes of citrus & pine.

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light, low calorie variant of your favorite Upland IPA!

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No season is as synonymous with beer as autumn, when the most storied beer festival of them all, Oktoberfest, takes place in Munich, Germany. Since 1810, this celebration of good food, good company, and, most importantly, good beer, has most prominently featured Marzen-style lager–so much so that many refer to the beer simply as Oktoberfest.
Our Oktoberfest is a traditional Bavarian lager featuring all-German malts and rare German hops. This dedication to authenticity produces a beer that would be as at home in Munich as it is here in the Midwest United States. The aroma is authentic, the taste sweet and malty, and the finish crisp and hoppy; perfect for a beautiful fall day!

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For centuries, the beer-loving people of Bavaria have served their famous bock beers in the spring, and we are glad to bring this ancient tradition to your local beer hall. In Germany, many of the local bocks are brewed by Catholic monks, and while we at Upland may not have taken our vows, our Maibock delivers an authentic Bavarian taste–a full body with a complex, sweet malt character, balanced by a sturdy German hop profile that creates a crisp, dry finish.

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Two of Tarts is a tropical gose that delivers vibrant flavors and aromas of passion fruit and mango with hints of zesty lemon. Its refreshing acidity is rounded out by a hint of salt. The result? A dry, crisp finish that’s sure to make a doubly pleasant citrus impression.

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Move over artificial flavors, real fruit has arrived to the party. Naked Barrel is naturally fermented with real fruit & blended with oak-aged wild ale for a complex, full-flavored seltzer you won’t find anywhere else. Fresh cherry & refreshing lime create a vibrant crimson pour bubbling with tongue-kissing carbonation. At 100 calories a can, it’s light & crisp for a shamelessly refreshing beverage you won’t want to put down.

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Get off the bland wagon with Naked Barrel Grapefruit Hibiscus Hard Seltzer. Real fruit & botanicals create a beautiful ruby pink pour bubbling with tongue kissing carbonation. It’s naturally fermented & blended with oak-aged wild ale for a complex, full-flavored seltzer you won’t find anywhere else. Pucker up for zesty notes of grapefruit notes & a slight tang from the hibiscus. At 100 calories a can, it’s light & crisp for a shamelessly refreshing beverage you won’t want to put down.

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Low-calorie doesn’t have to be boring. That’s why we use real fruit & oak-aged wild ale to create a complex, full-flavored seltzer you won’t find anywhere else. Juicy tangerine creates a delightful hazy orange pour with notes of zesty citrus & a pleasurably tart finish. At 100 calories a can, it’s light & crisp for a shamelessly refreshing beverage you won’t want to put down.

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Asiminia triloba, or Pawpaw, is the largest fruit bearing plant native to North America. Due to the lack of commercial cultivation and the quick perishable nature of the fruit, this highly prized forageable finds its way into regional dishes throughout the United States. Also known by many names, we proudly incorporated the Indiana Banana into our family of sour ales. This golden sour ale was created by aging Basis blond ale on fresh Pawpaw fruit from Indiana. Expect a flavor of soft tropical fruits with mild lactic acid tanginess. We recommend rosemary rubbed pork chops and dark chocolate to join this beer with other fellow dining companions.

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Our relationship with Bloomington-based Oliver Winery continues in this bottle of Oak & Rose. Ten years ago, we traded beer for barrels from the winery to create our first batches of sours-such as this one-on previously used, neutral, Oliver oak wine barrels. This blend of base sour blonde ale aged on Chambourcin grapes from Oliver’s Creekbend Vineyard creates tart and sweet flavors reminiscent of dry rose wine. Beer and wine drinkers alike will love this creation.

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Blackberry is fermented by wild yeast and aged in oak casks for nearly a year, which creates a tart, complex beer. We then add whole blackberries grown in Indiana giving the beer enticing aromas and flavors. The beer is bottle conditioned, which adds a zesty and refreshing carbonation. Upland Blackberry is the perfect drink to share with friends over a plate of good cheese and fresh fruit.

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Oak & Red pours a luscious copper color with red highlights. Jammy grape aromas permeate, with hints of charred oak and petite sourness. Upon sipping, the drinker experiences full red grape flavors, balanced by tartness and complexity from blended beer selection. Finish is mildly sweet, with lingering Catawba juiciness.

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Our friends at Oliver Winery have had a hand in our Sour Ale program since the beginning. The first oak barrels acquired by Upland were purchased from Oliver. We have released our Terrior Series for a few years now. The Chambourcin grape is grown in Indiana by wine makers for dry reds and rose’. We have used Chambourcin in our Oak and Rose’ and Oak Timbre, which has only used Basis in the blending process. With the nice tannins that come from the skins of the Chambourcin grape we thought it would pair well with our flanders red style base beer.

Devined pours a deep red to ruby in color and has aromas of red wine, dried fruit, cherry and fig. The flavor is malty with red wine, lemon, cherry, dark fruit with a medium bodied tart finish.

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After meeting Head Brewer Tim Gormley of Burial Beer Co. in Asheville, NC, we knew right away we had common interests. Using our shared love for artisanship and traditional methods in sour brewing, we brewed Uncoil, a complex and funky barrel-aged sour ale.

We fermented local malts from Sugar Creek Malt Co. with Brettanomyces in our oak foudres before aging for six months in our house barrels. After blending with our lambic-style sour ale, Basis, we added German hops for a subtle hop presence. Golden in appearance, notes of apple and pear are complemented by a tart, dry finish.

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Darken pours with light brown color and hues of amber. Aromas of licorice, ginger, cherry and mild notes of pepper rise from the effervescent sour ale.

Approachably tart, more flavors of spice and fruit meld with light hints of caramel and chocolate. Darken has a medium-low body, with a dry spicy finish.

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This collaboration began as a shared vision. A passion for Belgian Ales, love of the Midwest, and commitment to sustainability brought us together with our friends at Taxman Brewery to make Extension. To bring it to life, we brewed Taxman’s Tripel, a swaggery Belgian-style ale, with orange zest, coriander and lemon, in Upland’s Wood Shop Sour Brewery. After the primary fermentation in our foedre it aged it in our barrels for 6 months. Next, we blended it with 18-month aged Basis, resulting in a dry, fruity ale with low tartness and subtle spice character. We imagine it’s what liquid gold tastes like.

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Oak & White has zesty carbonation, with the appearance of light straw in the glass. White wine aromas dominate, tempered with hints of tart, tropical and fruity notes. Flavors of white wine continue upon tasting, with a sour beer character complimenting the tropical notes of the selected grape. Finish is dry, with petite grape notes.

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barrel-aged sour blonde ale with tropical notes

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barrel-aged on local chambourcin grapes, jammy with notes of strawberry & pear

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barrel-aged & dry-hopped with eureka & citra

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Side Trail Series — Juiced in Time is a New England-style IPA that’s absolutely dripping with ripe tropical fruit and bold juicy citrus flavors. Wheat and oats were added to the malt profile along with a special mineral treatment to the water to create body and smooth texture. Virtually all the hops were reserved for after the boil to minimize bitterness and amplify flavor and aroma. From the glowing orange appearance to the soft creamy mouthfeel and delicate sweetness, this beer is
everything delicious about tropical fruit juice embodied in a dangerously drinkable IPA.

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A pre-Prohibition style German lager brewed from a 1902 recipe from the original Terre Haute Brewing Co. in Southern Indiana. Refreshingly light pilsner body with some sweet complexities given off by the corn malt used in this recipe make this the perfect summer lager.

2013 Indiana Brewers Cup Silver Medal Winner

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Upland Wheat Ale is a classic rendition of the Belgian Witbier (white beer) style. We brew it with organic coriander and orange zest to be light on the tongue and refreshingly tart. In the tradition of the Belgian Wit style, Upland Wheat Ale is unfiltered, creating a cloudy, golden appearance and satisfying mouthfeel.

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classic, well-balanced, crisp & malty with 7 hop additions

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fragrant citrus character brewed with Cascade, Simcoe, & Mosaic hops

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malty with notes of chocolate & coffee

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light, low calorie variant of your favorite Upland IPA!

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No season is as synonymous with beer as autumn, when the most storied beer festival of them all, Oktoberfest, takes place in Munich, Germany. Since 1810, this celebration of good food, good company, and, most importantly, good beer, has most prominently featured Marzen-style lager–so much so that many refer to the beer simply as Oktoberfest.
Our Oktoberfest is a traditional Bavarian lager featuring all-German malts and rare German hops. This dedication to authenticity produces a beer that would be as at home in Munich as it is here in the Midwest United States. The aroma is authentic, the taste sweet and malty, and the finish crisp and hoppy; perfect for a beautiful fall day!

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For centuries, the beer-loving people of Bavaria have served their famous bock beers in the spring, and we are glad to bring this ancient tradition to your local beer hall. In Germany, many of the local bocks are brewed by Catholic monks, and while we at Upland may not have taken our vows, our Maibock delivers an authentic Bavarian taste–a full body with a complex, sweet malt character, balanced by a sturdy German hop profile that creates a crisp, dry finish.

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The aroma is sweet with mild fruity esters of peach and pear, gentle spicy phenols, and mild alcohol heat with hints of oak. The flavor is crisp, sweet, and clean, with ripe fruit and a gentle malty backdrop. Sublet Bourbon and oak character linger in the finish.

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Two of Tarts is a tropical gose that delivers vibrant flavors and aromas of passion fruit and mango with hints of zesty lemon. Its refreshing acidity is rounded out by a hint of salt. The result? A dry, crisp finish that’s sure to make a doubly pleasant citrus impression.

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Move over artificial flavors, real fruit has arrived to the party. Naked Barrel is naturally fermented with real fruit & blended with oak-aged wild ale for a complex, full-flavored seltzer you won’t find anywhere else. Fresh cherry & refreshing lime create a vibrant crimson pour bubbling with tongue-kissing carbonation. At 100 calories a can, it’s light & crisp for a shamelessly refreshing beverage you won’t want to put down.

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Get off the bland wagon with Naked Barrel Grapefruit Hibiscus Hard Seltzer. Real fruit & botanicals create a beautiful ruby pink pour bubbling with tongue kissing carbonation. It’s naturally fermented & blended with oak-aged wild ale for a complex, full-flavored seltzer you won’t find anywhere else. Pucker up for zesty notes of grapefruit notes & a slight tang from the hibiscus. At 100 calories a can, it’s light & crisp for a shamelessly refreshing beverage you won’t want to put down.

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Low-calorie doesn’t have to be boring. That’s why we use real fruit & oak-aged wild ale to create a complex, full-flavored seltzer you won’t find anywhere else. Juicy tangerine creates a delightful hazy orange pour with notes of zesty citrus & a pleasurably tart finish. At 100 calories a can, it’s light & crisp for a shamelessly refreshing beverage you won’t want to put down.

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Our relationship with Bloomington-based Oliver Winery continues in this bottle of Oak & Rose. Ten years ago, we traded beer for barrels from the winery to create our first batches of sours-such as this one-on previously used, neutral, Oliver oak wine barrels. This blend of base sour blonde ale aged on Chambourcin grapes from Oliver’s Creekbend Vineyard creates tart and sweet flavors reminiscent of dry rose wine. Beer and wine drinkers alike will love this creation.

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Preservado is a barrel-aged fruited sour ale aged on tangerine zest, salted limes and pink grapefruit. This beer begins life as Upland Basis Lambic-style ale, and two variations (one aged in Tequila barrels 10months) are blended.

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Blackberry is fermented by wild yeast and aged in oak casks for nearly a year, which creates a tart, complex beer. We then add whole blackberries grown in Indiana giving the beer enticing aromas and flavors. The beer is bottle conditioned, which adds a zesty and refreshing carbonation. Upland Blackberry is the perfect drink to share with friends over a plate of good cheese and fresh fruit.

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Oak & Red pours a luscious copper color with red highlights. Jammy grape aromas permeate, with hints of charred oak and petite sourness. Upon sipping, the drinker experiences full red grape flavors, balanced by tartness and complexity from blended beer selection. Finish is mildly sweet, with lingering Catawba juiciness.

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Our friends at Oliver Winery have had a hand in our Sour Ale program since the beginning. The first oak barrels acquired by Upland were purchased from Oliver. We have released our Terrior Series for a few years now. The Chambourcin grape is grown in Indiana by wine makers for dry reds and rose’. We have used Chambourcin in our Oak and Rose’ and Oak Timbre, which has only used Basis in the blending process. With the nice tannins that come from the skins of the Chambourcin grape we thought it would pair well with our flanders red style base beer.

Devined pours a deep red to ruby in color and has aromas of red wine, dried fruit, cherry and fig. The flavor is malty with red wine, lemon, cherry, dark fruit with a medium bodied tart finish.

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After meeting Head Brewer Tim Gormley of Burial Beer Co. in Asheville, NC, we knew right away we had common interests. Using our shared love for artisanship and traditional methods in sour brewing, we brewed Uncoil, a complex and funky barrel-aged sour ale.

We fermented local malts from Sugar Creek Malt Co. with Brettanomyces in our oak foudres before aging for six months in our house barrels. After blending with our lambic-style sour ale, Basis, we added German hops for a subtle hop presence. Golden in appearance, notes of apple and pear are complemented by a tart, dry finish.

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Darken pours with light brown color and hues of amber. Aromas of licorice, ginger, cherry and mild notes of pepper rise from the effervescent sour ale.

Approachably tart, more flavors of spice and fruit meld with light hints of caramel and chocolate. Darken has a medium-low body, with a dry spicy finish.

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This collaboration began as a shared vision. A passion for Belgian Ales, love of the Midwest, and commitment to sustainability brought us together with our friends at Taxman Brewery to make Extension. To bring it to life, we brewed Taxman’s Tripel, a swaggery Belgian-style ale, with orange zest, coriander and lemon, in Upland’s Wood Shop Sour Brewery. After the primary fermentation in our foedre it aged it in our barrels for 6 months. Next, we blended it with 18-month aged Basis, resulting in a dry, fruity ale with low tartness and subtle spice character. We imagine it’s what liquid gold tastes like.

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Oak & White has zesty carbonation, with the appearance of light straw in the glass. White wine aromas dominate, tempered with hints of tart, tropical and fruity notes. Flavors of white wine continue upon tasting, with a sour beer character complimenting the tropical notes of the selected grape. Finish is dry, with petite grape notes.

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barrel-aged sour blonde ale with tropical notes

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barrel-aged on local chambourcin grapes, jammy with notes of strawberry & pear

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barrel-aged & dry-hopped with eureka & citra

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