Meet our beers
Tall Girl Gose Sour Ale
- 🍺 Style : Sour
- % ABV : 4.9
- 📏 Format : 16oz Cans
- 📍 Origin : Brooklyn, NY
Tall Girl Gose is a sour ale, fruity, hot pink beer using Hibiscus, Lingonberries, Raspberry & Himalayan Pink Salt -pleasantly sour but mostly sweet & aromatic. We made this limited edition beer in honor of Transwomen, Femmes, Drag Queens & the all the tall queer girls in our community.
Saison
- 🍺 Style : Farmhouse Ale - Saison
- % ABV : 5.2
- 📏 Format : 16oz Cans
- 📍 Origin : Brooklyn, New York
- 🌱 vegan
Dyke Beer is a saison ale using New York State hops, Belgian Malt, and Belgian yeast with balanced notes of bubblegum and white pepper. Enjoy it on your next outing to Riis beach, a picnic date, or a fun night with friends.
Where to find Dyke Beer:
Order for Delivery
Retail/Delivery
Get Dyke Beer Shipped to 45 States. Order through Halftime Beverage for delivery to your home. Please email them if they are out of stock.
E-mail us for partnerships. Currently we are not able to sponsor or do monetary donations.
Wholesale
Rhode Island / Massachusetts Distributor
Please contact Craft Collective Homegrown at sales@hgd.beer
New York Distributor
For wholesale orders: Triboro Beverage at: Triborobeverage@gmail.com
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Meet the Dykes
Photo credit Connie Chavez
About Dyke Beer
Loretta Andro Chung and Sarah Hallonquist are the brains and grassroots activists behind Dyke Beer, both a product that honors and celebrates LGBTQIA+ spaces and history and are event producers that host events throughout New York City, like Queeraoke, Dyke Cookouts and Self Defense classes.
Talk to us about how Dyke Beer came into existence. What was your inspiration for creating this exciting new product?
Dyke Beer needed to go above and beyond, from excellent label art, to delicious taste, to events, bars, stores, and catering experiences that are safe and fun for the dyke and queer community. When the pandemic hit, we were no longer able to throw our monthly Dyke Bar Takeover events, so we shifted our thinking and came up with the idea of creating Dyke Beer. We felt that many of our lesbian bars didn’t have a good craft beer and thought, what better time to create it than now? People could grab a Dyke Beer to go and bring home some solidarity with them. Dyke Beer says, “You exist and you are important.”