Lady Justice Brewing 'Butter Queer' Porter Beer, Colorado

A bold and expressive porter with purpose, the Lady Justice Brewing 'Butter Queer' Porter Beer from Colorado, USA, serves up both richness and representation in every sip. Crafted by a community-focused, women- and queer-owned brewery, this robust ale pairs decadent flavor with an even deeper mission, supporting nonprofits and initiatives that uplift women, girls, and nonbinary individuals across Colorado.

Product Details:

• Style: Porter
• ABV: 7.5%
• IBU: Not Available
• Brewmaster: Lay Marlow
• Owner(s): Lay and Alison Wisneski

Sensory Description:

‘Butter Queer’ lives up to its name with a luxuriously smooth mouthfeel and flavors that lean deep into roasted malt, melted chocolate, and toasty caramelized notes. Expect a silky palate layered with hints of cocoa-dusted espresso, a subtle brown sugar sweetness, and a dry, lightly bitter finish that keeps each sip balanced and satisfying. Despite its richness, it avoids being heavy, making it surprisingly drinkable at 7.5% ABV.

Brewer's Background:

Lady Justice Brewing is proudly owned and operated by Lay and her wife, Alison Wisneski, who have built a reputation for crafting “great beer for a better world.” Since opening, the brewery has focused on social impact, directing proceeds from its Community-Supported Beer memberships to nonprofits benefiting women, girls, and nonbinary folks. In addition to brewing, Lady Justice fosters volunteerism, collaboration, and mutual aid within their community.

Serving Suggestions:

Enjoy the Lady Justice Brewing 'Butter Queer' Porter Beer slightly chilled at around 50–55°F in a nonic pint or tulip glass. It makes an indulgent pairing with dark chocolate desserts, grilled sausages, smoked brisket, or a bowl of spicy chili. For something sweeter, try it alongside a scoop of vanilla ice cream in a porter float.

This porter isn’t just delicious, it’s a statement. Every can of the Lady Justice Brewing 'Butter Queer' Porter Beer from Colorado, USA, carries the spirit of activism and inclusivity, proving that craft beer can be as much about values as it is about flavor.