Legend of: Upper Klamath Lake – Southern Oregon

“KLA-muth” Beneath the still surface of Upper Klamath Lake, legend tells of a great serpent spirit who guards the waters — a being of immense power said to stir the lake into storms when angered. The Klamath people spoke of balance between humankind and the spirit world, warning that greed or disrespect would awaken the serpent’s wrath. The lake’s deep, shifting blues serve as a reminder of that delicate harmony — tranquil above, but full of unseen motion below.

Bright and expressive, Klamath layers juicy bursts of citrus and honeydew over a backbone of light malt and pine. Smooth yet snappy, the finish lingers with a clean bitterness that mirrors the lake’s restless depth — calm on the surface, but alive with motion beneath.

Smells Like: ripe citrus, honeydew, dank pakalolo

Tastes Like: tangy orange, resinous pine, clean lingering bitterness