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Being the first beer made by us, we pay tribute to our very first County Seat which was Pine Level. This American Pale Ale using Centennial Hops is not to bitter and not to hoppy. This brew is just right for a beginner IPA. Hope you enjoy this first!

ABV 5.2% //  IBUs 54.6

An Irish Red Ale with traditional expected flavors. Hints of chocolate, biscuit and brown malts. This ode to the Grand Daddy of "em all Arcadia Rodeo. 

ABV 5.2% // IBUs 20.5

A traditional Irish Stout named after the street that leads into the heart of downtown. This is a black beer with a  dry roasted character thanks to the use of roasted barley. 

ABV 4.6%  //  IBUs 34

Just like our Oak Street Stout but with a hint of Tiramisu. 

ABV 4.6%  //  IBUs 34

 17/70 Blonde Ale is named after our location at the intersection of Hwy 17 and Hwy 70 in the historic district of our small town. One of the easier to drink beers with a light color and taste. It uses Pale malts, flaked barley and malted oats to give it a light and refreshing taste. Enjoy! 

ABV 5.5%  // IBUs 23.9

1905 Rauchbier is named for the thanksgiving fire of 1905 that burned down all downtown Arcadia, except for 3 buildings, which were the only block commercial buildings at the time. This is a German-style Ale known for its smoky flavor and brownish hue by using Munich, Cara Munich malts, and Pilsner. 

ABV 4.3% //  IBUs 25.3

Our Tree of Knowledge (TOK) Lager is named after one of the oldest and largest oak trees located in historic downtown Arcadia. Lagers are considered the easiest of beers to drink with little hop taste and simple flavor. The use of Pale malts, Cara-Pils and flaked rice give it the light color and taste. 

ABV 4.6% //  IBUs 13

This blonde ale is different from the 17/70, with a story of its own.  Acrefoot Johnson was known for his miles long trek delivering post mail from Nocatee to Brownville. With a nod to DeSoto's agriculture, we named our first fruit flavored brews after the man who walked barefoot through the groves to deliver mail. The Acrefoot Ale has more oats than barley, giving it a smooth mouth feel. The scent and flavor of guava is a tasty treat that adds depth to this blonde ale and our tap menu. 

ABV 4.7%

This blonde ale is different from the 17/70, with a story of its own.  Acrefoot Johnson was known for his miles long trek delivering post mail from Nocatee to Brownville. With a nod to DeSoto's agriculture, we named our first fruit flavored brews after the man who walked barefoot through the groves to deliver mail. The Acrefoot Ale has more oats than barley, giving it a smooth mouth feel. The strawberry is a tasty treat that adds depth to this blonde ale and our tap menu. 

ABV 4.7%

In the early days of DeSoto County, "Gospel Wagons" would travel the Indian trails, sandy paths, and swampy roads to bring clothes, food, and Good News to settlers. Wagon Wheat Ale was named after the tradition of bringing good things to the residents of Arcadia. With this drink in hand, you will want to read Howard Melton's "Footprints & Landmarks".

ABV 4.4% 

1. Midnight Espresso Coffee Porter - off tap

1. BroMosa Tangerine IPA

1. Luminescence Hazy IPA - off tap

2. Big Boy Blue!  (blueberry & mango ale) - off tap

1. Sunny T Sour - off tap

1. Big Boca Ale

1. Gourds Gone Wild - off tap

2. Reef Donkey IPA - off tap

1. Free Dive IPA - off tap

2. Night Swim Porter

1. Elderberry Cider 

2. Strawberry Lime Cider - off tap

1. DIPA Ya Down - off tap

1. Key Lime Cider - off tap

1. Mommy's PSL (pumpkin yam beer) - off tap

1. German Pilsner 

1. Coco Loconut Cider 

1. G13 Dank Double IPA