If looking for a stainless steel growler that's smaller than 64 ounces, y9u can now get a 750 ml, or 25 ounce version. Some of the key specs include:

• The Hydro-Soul insulated bottle is a double walled vacuum premium 18/8 stainless steel bottle.
• This insulated bottle will keep your cold liquids cold for up to 24 hours or hot liquids hot for up to 12 hours.
• Hydrate your soul with warm beverage or cold drinks all day long with this lightweight remarkable bottle.
• Wide drip free mouth and NO-drip insulated lid is ideal for those on the go. 
• The pricing for these are $30 plus whatever beer is included.

It's been awhile, since May actually, that the extra hoppy, extra strong, Imperial IPA has been available. As it's been awhile, we've learned a few things about different grains and hops, and likewise have made a couple adjustments. Here's the specs of the new version:

• SRM: 8.2. The grains used changed a bit, moving from using a hodge-podge of different grains as the original batch was using what we had available when starting out. This version was more focused, using a Pale Ale Malt from Vertical Malt outside of Bemidji, a Patagonia caramel malt, and what's called a Special B malt, with the last two helping to give it a light reddish hue.
• IBU: 89. The IPU increased from 67 to 89, making it more of a proper Imperial IPA.
• ABV: 6.9%. Still strong, giving a bit of a kick.

If looking for something a little smaller than a 64 ounce Growlers, you can now select from a couple different 750 ml options.

While both are glass, here's a few differences:

• The Jug: The glass is clear, includes a handle, and a screw-on cap, the same as the 64 oz versions.
• The Bottle: Similar to a wine bottle, this has no handle, an amber color, and has a metal flip cap for secure sealing.

Both options are $8 plus whatever type of beer you'd like them filled with. Fill-ups are $6 for most beers with the exception of the Valhalla Blonde and Hoppy Folly at $7 and the Drunken Loon at $9.