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Roosters Brewing

Ogden, UT · $$

Inebrious Beverage Program Score: 88 out of 100

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Beverage Program Score

Editorial review: 2026-09-10

Editor: Micah Rousey

How we score

The editorial take

Roosters Brewing runs a deep, multi-format beer program: year-round draft and cans, high-point releases, seasonal and small-batch options, and draft-only specials. The lineup spans wheat ale, IPA, lager, stout, and sour, with named beers like Bee's Knees Honey Wheat, Blood Orange IPA, and Iron Rooster Imperial Stout. A monthly Whiskey & History event adds a local-distillery spirits thread in the former Kansas City Liquor House.

What should I order?
Start with a named beer that matches the moment: Bee's Knees Honey Wheat for something crisp, High Desert Hazy IPA for tropical and juicy, or Iron Rooster Imperial Stout when you want a six-malt Russian Imperial Stout at 9% ABV. The draft-only seasonal small-batch list, including Every Nook & Cranny Sour and Fresh Hop, is worth checking for what is currently pouring.
Who will enjoy this place?
Beer drinkers who want range rather than a single style: the portfolio covers wheat, IPA, lager, stout, and sour across year-round, high-point, seasonal, and draft-only formats. Anyone curious about Utah distilleries will find the monthly Whiskey & History event relevant.
When should I go?
For the beer list, any regular visit works because year-round draft and cans are the core.
What makes the beverage program distinctive?
The beer program is built across several tiers at once: year-round draft and cans, high-point releases, seasonal and small-batch options, and draft-only specials. The Whiskey & History event, hosted in the former Kansas City Liquor House and featuring various Utah distilleries each month, ties the spirits side to local producers.

Beverage categories

We only score what a venue sets out to do. Categories a venue doesn't attempt are left unscored rather than penalized.

Beer

Inebrious Beer score: 88 out of 100

A broad brewery portfolio spanning year-round draft and cans, high-point beers, seasonal and small-batch options, and draft-only specials.

Menu strengths

  • Year-round lineup covers wheat, IPA, pale ale, amber lager, and Mexican lager, giving the program a wide everyday range.
  • High-point beers including Double IPA and Iron Rooster Imperial Stout add strength and darker-style depth.
  • Draft-only seasonal small-batch beers such as Every Nook & Cranny Sour and Fresh Hop reward repeat visits with rotating options.

Standout selections

  • Iron Rooster Imperial Stout — Russian Imperial Stout brewed with six malt varieties at 9% ABV.
  • Double IPA — malt backbone with tropical hop finish at 8% ABV.
  • Bee's Knees Honey Wheat — crisp American wheat ale with honey at 5% ABV.
  • B Street Hibiscus Sour Ale — tart ale brewed with hibiscus flowers at 5% ABV.

Spirits

Inebrious Spirits score: 82 out of 100

The spirits story is anchored by a monthly Whiskey & History experience in the former Kansas City Liquor House, featuring various Utah distilleries and the stories behind the spirits. A recent customer account describes the venue proudly serving a local distillery's products. The category is a focused, event-driven offering rather than a broad back bar.

Menu strengths

  • Recurring monthly Whiskey & History event brings various Utah distilleries into the venue for hosted spirits education.
  • The setting in the former Kansas City Liquor House gives the event a specific historical backdrop tied to the building.

Standout selections

  • Ogden's Own Distillery; A monthly Whiskey & History experience hosted in the former Kansas City Liquor House, featuring various Utah distilleries and the stories behind the spirits.

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