Collection: Craft Beer

Featured on Ellen,CNN, USA Today, and news outlets throughout the country, with part of proceeds going to our local animal shelter Adoptable Lager is a great beer with a great cause. It is brewed w... Read more

Bright Copper in color with a creamy head. Light toasted Munich malt aroma with a moderate, but firm, hop bitterness to balance out the rich Vienna malt taste. Slightly creamy mouthfeel that dries ... Read more

This American IPA is filtered and bittered with high alpha hops from the Pacific Northwest. The color is sunset orange and hazy with floral & herbal aroma. Grapefruit and orange on the palate, ... Read more

Coffee Pot Bayou is our Stay Dry Stout aged on locally roasted and blended coffee and espresso beans.

In this crushable IPA we utilized the sweet fruit and citrus flavors of Strata and Idaho 7 combined with the excellent aromatic qualities of Cryo Azacca hops. Pilsner, wheat and oat malts provide a... Read more

Named after the Köbes who serve Kölsch in Cologne, they’re known for their cheeky service. This locally brewed Kolsch-Style Ale is light bodied, crisp & refreshing.

This Light Lager from 81Bay was born in the lightning capital of the world, Tampa FL. It is a clear, clean, and smooth beer, perfect for a day on the water.

We took a crisp, light-bodied cherry ale and hid it away in oak barrels that have held both bourbon and maple syrup. After a lengthy stint, it emerged a changed beer, blanketed in notes of warm van... Read more

Allagash's interpretation of a traditional Belgian wheat beer. It delicately balances full flavor with a crisp, refreshing taste and subtle hints of spice. Naturally cloudy, bottled with yeast

Our core classic. A crisp, clean, massively refreshing Mexican lager with subtle notes of flaked corn. Limitlessly crushable, beyond satisfying.

Many beers have a long maturation, but this one has only 24-36 months in oak barrels.Pale? This beer has an old gold to bronze color, rather than the burgundy more common in the breweries of West F... Read more