ARTWORK

Our Artists + Labels

Not only do we love beer, but we love art. We are thrilled to showcase the artwork of very talented artists from near and far in the creation of custom labels and posters for our rotating beers.

Like what you see? These artists have created custom posters celebrating these beers and are available for sale. Profits go right to the artist! You can see these below. Please contact us at the taproom or email us at [email protected] for more information.

ARTISTS

  • Royal Toasted Coconut Cream Ale – Chip Baker, Seattle, WA
  • B-Side IPA – Rocky Ponce, Albany, NY
  • L’homme Chat Belgian Black Session Ale – Andrew Ahl, Seattle, WA
  • Karass Robust PorterGeorgia Wohnsen, Waterford, NY
  • Sabbatical Session Ale, Cascadia Double IPA Wee Plaid Scottish Ale, Satan’s Gut Oak-Aged Imperial Stout, Ripple Effect, Hardcore Leaf Peeping, Sexy Beats, Spring Creeps – Jenny Kemp, Troy, NY
  • Tripped Out! – Fernando Orellana, Troy, NY
  • Bioluminescence – Melinda McDaniel, Troy, NY
  • Saturday Sun – Jenny Kemp, Troy, NY
  • The Side Dish – Matthew Ferguson, Troy, NY
  • Im an IPA Guy – Scott Grigg, Seattle, WA
  • La Femme Chat Belgian Black Ale – Andrew Ahl, Seattle, WA
  • Yule Lad – Jennifer Hunold, Troy, NY
  • Dark Tropic – Jenny Kemp, Troy, NY
  • Earth to Troy – James Samsel
  • Bling of Zeus – Ira Marcks, Troy, NY

We are Temporarily Closed

Stay Tuned While We Look for a New Space:

After over 10 years of crafting beer, building community, and making incredible memories, our time at this space has ended. While we’ve faced our share of obstacles, we’re incredibly proud of what we’ve built and beyond grateful for everyone who has been part of this journey. Our last day of business was April 13.

Through the years, we’ve had so much fun—hosting incredible bands, unforgettable events, and, most importantly, building a community that has meant everything to us. We can’t thank everyone enough who has supported us, stuck by our side, and shared in this adventure through the good, the great, and the tough times. Your support has meant the world to us, and we appreciate you more than we can say.

To everyone who has worked with us, for us, and had fun with us along the way—thank you. You’ve made Rare Form what it is, and we’re forever grateful.

As for what’s next? We’re searching for a new home, but until we find the right space, Rare Form will take a pause. This isn’t goodbye forever — just a break.