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A Pint Glass Filled With Pale Yellow Beer Stands Next To Two Cans Of Cellarmaker Brewing Company’s &Quot;Lord Of Lightning&Quot; West Coast Pale Ale, Featuring Artwork Of A Figure Summoning Lightning Against A Stormy Sky.

Lord Of Lightning

WC Pale Ale • 5.7 % ABV
A Pint Glass Filled With Pale Yellow Beer Stands Next To Two Cans Of Cellarmaker Brewing Company’s &Quot;Lord Of Lightning&Quot; West Coast Pale Ale, Featuring Artwork Of A Figure Summoning Lightning Against A Stormy Sky.

Lord of Lightning is a West Coast Pale Ale showcasing a trio of standout New Zealand hops: Nectaron, Peacharine, and Motueka. Saturated tropical character from Nectaron meets layers of stone fruit and white peach from Peacharine, while Motueka adds a bright citrus-lime edge. A lean, dry malt profile keeps the finish crisp and tight, giving the hops center stage. We’ve been obsessed with pale ales and New Zealand hops since our inception, and this combination feels like the perfect lineup for the kind of beer we’ve spent years chasing.

Logo for Cellarmaker Brewing Company featuring a stylized keyhole design above the company name, with "Cellarmaker" in large text and "Brewing Company" in smaller text below.
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