Iron Works
Stoker's Brewing Company

Named for the sprawling “Tamaqua Iron Works” foundry which began in 1846 at the corner of Railroad Avenue and Foundry Street (modern-day corner of South Railroad and Spruce Streets) one block southwest of the brewery. The foundry later grew to fill the entire block and became the largest foundry in Pennsylvania. Today, the name of “Tamaqua Iron Works” can still be found stamped on many of the ornate spires that top the domes of Tamaqua’s turn-of-the-century Victorian houses. Light copper in color with a medium body and smooth mouthfeel. Intensely hoppy and fairly strong with an earthy, clean and spicy medium-dry grapefruit-like character. Strong and complex hop flavor and floral aromas with hints of fresh citrus and pine. Dry hopped!