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ABV is the easy math of beer — it’s the percentage of alcohol in your pint. Higher number? Stronger sip. Lower number? Easier drinking. No overthinking required.
IBU
IBU measures the hoppy bite in your beer. The higher the number, the more bitterness you’ll taste — think bold hops and citrus punch. A lower IBU? Smooth, mellow, and easygoing.
SRM
SRM is how we measure a beer’s color. Pale yellow like sunshine? That’s low SRM. Deep amber or near-black? That’s high SRM. It’s how we know if you’re sipping on liquid gold or a dark, malty brew.
Cream ale was born in America – a combination of classic brewing styles and a uniquely Native American product – corn. Old Settler’s Cream Ale celebrates that complexity. Our little town – Norfork – built the first courthouse in the area. It still stands. The town sits astride the Cherokee Nation’s 1818 Reservation. And, the Cherokees who lived there (and many families remain) became known as the “Old Settlers.” This beer – a combination of Native American corn, English grain, German hops and Belgian yeast – a melting pot of beer – honors that history. Oh, this beer is light, easy drinking and full of flavor ᏣᏗᏍᏔᏗᎢ!
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OLD SETTLERS
Belgian Style Cream Ale