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Our beer pays homage to the rich untold history of our African ancestry and the “Original Craftsmen” that made it happen.
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We put hours in to get that perfect finish! It’s truly been a journey of learning, reflection and cultivation …
The highest order of accomplishment in our craft will be for our loyal ambassadors to join us in a triumphant moment.
We put hours in to get that perfect finish! It’s truly been a journey of learning, reflection and cultivation …
The highest order of accomplishment in our craft will be for our loyal ambassadors to join us in a triumphant moment.
I felt like we needed to remind [ourselves] of who we were. We needed to remind us of a time when we actually did rule the world. We were leaders. We are powerful people.
Moor’s Session Ale packs a light but flavorful balance of green papaya and a hint of key lime with a smooth lemongrass finish.
Moor’s Helles Lager is a medium bodied Munich style Lager that smells of melon rind while bright German hops give this brew a subtle honeydew fruit taste that is crushable, crisp and refreshing.
Born Nathaniel Coles in 1919, Nat “King” Cole gained fame as a piano player while living around the corner from our Bronzeville headquarters.
UNFORGETTABLE Brown Ale is medium bodied, nutty on the nose with notes of toffee, biscuit and a hint of tree sap sweetness in the back. Infused with maple syrup aged in 18th Street Distillery barrels for 3 years, this brew honors a south side Chicago icon. The first African American to host a network television program, whose velvety voice is as timeless as real maple syrup paired with freshly baked biscuits.
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Moor’s light and refreshing German-style Pilsner boasts a beautiful golden hue and delicate floral notes, perfectly balanced with just a pinch of Anjou Pear.
For me, [MOOR'S] was born out of reading that only 1% of the African American community has ownership in the beer craft industry. When I realized that there weren’t a lot of Black companies doing this, I recognized an underserved niche.
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