5 Seasons Brewing Company

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As part of a sustainable, natural cycle, we add our brewer’s spent grain to our home-baked bread and share the rest with a local organic farm, where it is composted to grow our vegetables.We believe in conserving the spirit of the farm and supporting local farmers. 5 Seasons Brewing is acknowledged as the center of Atlanta’s beer culture. From our location each year, we craft over 40 styles to try to please every beer lover.

Beers on Tap
Happy Pils
This Pilsner is golden in color with a slight malt character.  Using premium German and Czech hops gives Happy Pils a pleasant dry and hoppy finish. It is crisp, clean and the cure for any Ale-ment!
 
Kilt Lifter Scotch Ale
Highlanders and Lowlanders agree, a good kilt lifting on occasion raises the spirits. With gentle roasted graininess and a touch of sweetness, Kilt Lifter is warm and strong enough for all you lads and lasses.
 
Hopgasm IPA
Hopgasm is Brewmaster Kevin McNerney's inaugural release at 5 Seasons.  It is a west coast India Pale Ale,
bold in every sense.  It invites you with a nose far more intriguing than most IPAs.  We use 5 different hops,
including Simcoe and Amarillo, which give an incredibly rich bouquet and a pleasurable mouth feel.  It has a
solid malt backbone and a sumptuous aftertaste that will make you want multiple Hopgasms.
 
Seven Sisters Münchner
Our signature beer! Named after the original seven Munich breweries that hosted Oktoberfest, THE beer celebration dating back to 1571. It is a deep rich amber Bavarian Lager (known as a Vienna Style to beer aficionados) with a full, round voluptuous body and a very malty finish.  Enjoy with pork, roast chicken, sausages and mixed grills.
 
Munich Helles
What the Helles this beer?  Helles translates as pale or light in German.  This Bavarian style is a golden lager with more malt characteristics and less hop bitterness than a pilsner.  Have a few and see why it’s such a popular style.
 
Lumburg Belgian Dubbel
This complex, malty, and sweet Belgian Dubbel has a dark red color and rich body. You will notice subtle raisin notes in it’s fruity aroma and flavor.  A great sipping ale at 10 % ABV.  Don’t forget your TPS Report!
 
Maibock
A German Bock bier brewed for the late spring.  Golden pale in color with a lot of maltiness, sweetness and body offset by the alcohol warmth of a strong beer.  Hoppier than our Munchner, but not bitter.  The hops balance the sweetness without dominating. A really "big" beer.
 
No Blarney Dry Irish Stout

This dry Irish Stout is packed with chocolate, coffee and roasted flavors. It might be dark in color but it's surprisingly light in body.  Like Guinness, this stout has a low carbonation level and is dispensed using a nitrogen system which produces a cascading and creamy long-lasting head.  At 4.5% ABV, it has one of the lowest calorie counts of any of our beers.
 


Chef David Larkworthy

"By volume, David Larkworthy uses more locally grown produce than any other chef in Atlanta. As chef and co-owner of the 5 Seasons Brewing Company, Larkworthy is a bit of an anomaly. His high-volume restaurant serves up to 1,000 people a day, and his food is affordable and accessible. Yet Larkworthy cares just as much as the city's fine-dining chefs about ingredients and quality, and the survival of local farmers." - Creative Loafing

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Brewmaster Kevin McNerney

mcnerny5 Seasons Brewmaster Kevin McNerny started his carrer in beer as Head Brewer of Avery Brewing Company in Boulder, opened Mammoth Brewing Company, a brewpub nestled in the beautiful Sierra Nevada Mountains, and also helped to build SweetWater Brewing Company. Kevin was excited for the opportunity to become Brewmaster of 5 Seasons, Sandy Springs. He lives in Sandy Springs and has been a loyal fan of The “5” from the beginning. Read More!

Meet the Team

guestAt the 5 Seasons we are very fortunate to have many great customers and co – workers.  Most of the people who are involved with the 5 are here because they care.  They want to be part of something that has real substance and value.

 

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