Penn Pilsner


 

Our flagship beer.
2001 - GOLD MEDAL - National Beverage Tasting Institute
An amber Vienna-style lager beer that's smooth, mellow, and full-bodied. Uses two-Row barley malt, caramel-roasted malt, and imported Hallertau Perle and Tradition hops.
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Allegheny Pale Ale


Our first American-style ale.
Brewed with two-row caramel and Euro-Pils malts to create a rich amber color and medium body. Chinook hops from the Pacific Northwest provide fragrant hop aroma and are balanced with Columbus and German Perle hops in the finish to create a flavor that is unique to Allegheny Pale Ale.
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Penn Dark


A European-Style Dark / Münchener Dunkel.
Just possibly the best Munich-style dark beer made in the world today. Surprisingly smooth with a slightly burnt flavor from the black malt, with a well-balanced bitterness and hop aroma.
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Penn Gold

 

A Münchener Helles & Export: Münchener Helles.
Nationally acclaimed as the best Munich-style beer made in America. Light-colored and medium-bodied with delicate hop aroma.
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Penn Weizen






Bavarian Style Wheat Beer.
This authentic wheat beer is brewed in the southern German tradition. Penn Weizen is top-fermented, cask- or bottle- conditioned, and very effervescent with pronounced banana-clove aroma.
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Penn Märzen

A full-bodied fest beer, amber-colored and very smooth.
An amber-red lager fest beer, aromatically malty and brewed in the spring. Uses two-row malted barley and a combination of roasted malts. One of beer critic Michael Jackson's "Top 24 Favorite American Beers."
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Oktoberfest Bier

A Märzen / Oktoberfest style beer.
"Outstanding Oktoberfest Bier - East of the Mississippi," Bon Appetit Magazine                                 

Rich, deep golden-colored lager fest beer, exceptionally smooth and mellow. Uses two-row malted barley and a combination of of roasted malts.
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St. Nikolaus Bock

     

Our Holiday - European-Style Dark / Münchener Dunkel.
2004 - Gold Medal - National Beverage Testing Institute
Our special Christmas beer, very malty, dark, delicious and strong.
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Penndemonium


 

A strong, full-bodied Maibock beer.
A golden lager fest beer, aromatically malty, brewed in the spring. Uses two-row malted barley and a combination of roasted malts.
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Penn Kaiser Pils

A Northern German Pils                
A crisp, clean, and bitter beer a with pronounced Noble hop aroma. 
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Penn Summer Berry Weisse

A Refreshing Wheat Beer With a Twist
A light-tasting wheat beer flavored with a ripe berry blend, perfect for the warm weather season.
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Penn Chocolate Meltdown


 

A Rich and Silky Stout Beer.
Dark and flavorful, this beer is made with real Betsy Ann chocolate. Try it for Valentine’s Day!
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Penn Weizenbock


German-Style Weizenbock Beer 
A big-bodied, stronger, darker, maltier version of our Weizen beer.  Bottle-conditioned with a beautiful dark ruby color.
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Penn Rye IPA


Our IPA for the Harvest Season
Red ale featuring a malty balance with pronounced hop bitterness and aroma. Brewed with a blend of rye and two-row barley Pilsen malts. More Information >

 

 

Overlook IPA

Named in honor of the magnificent view of Pittsburgh from Mt. Washington, Overlook IPA is a clean, hoppy, American-style IPA with a smooth mouthfeel. More Information >    

Penn Imperial Pilsner

A Rich and Rare Imperial Pilsner-Style Beer A very malty, very hoppy, very golden Pilsner in the style originally brewed for the Imperial Russian Court. More Information >

 

Alt"er" Ego

Hailing from the industrial city of Düsseldorf, "Alt" (the German word for "old") uses the old method of brewing. An exceptionally smooth and delicate brew is accomplished by utilizing ale yeast and maturing it in a lager cellar. It has a dark amber color and a good bitterness to balance the malty body. This beer is extremely drinkable and because it is unlike the lager beers that Penn Brewery traditionally produces, it is like our alter ego. More Information >  

Pittsburgh Point, 1947

Homestead Court, 1908

Newells Hotel

J&L Hearth Shop, 1955

Railroad Riots, 1877

Polish Miner’s Life, 1888

East Ohio Street, 1920

Pittsburgh Point, 1896

Polish Falcon Dancers, 1966

Steel Mill, 1900s

Pittsburgh Point, 1930