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This easy-drinkin' American classic is known for its simplicity and smooth finish. We named it after Belle Booth, who was an important member of this community back when Panama City first became Panama City! She was our very first female postmaster. After the passing of her first husband Dr. Booth, Belle married Robert McKenzie (Panama City's first Mayor) and she is credited with building the McKenzie House with her bare hands in 1909. The house still stands as a historic landmark right behind the brewery!

We named this East Coast IPA after the artist who designed & built all of those cool rides at Miracle Strip Amusement Park & Shipwreck Island. This batch features El Dorado hops, which gives it notes of tropical fruit and hard candy. It's dry hopped, but is well balanced, slightly more juicy than bitter!

We added fresh raspberry juice to a golden ale for a fun, fruity twist, and then to make it even more interesting we added nitrogen gas to the carbonation so the final brew is creamy, bright, tart, and full of delicious red berry flavor! This is a fun one, so we named it after the Starliner, the wooden coaster which was the highlight of Miracle Strip Amusement Park on Panama City Beach from 1963 until 2004. It was the first roller coaster ever built in the state of Florida, and it delighted locals & visitors for four decades. 

This is our take on an American Brown Ale featuring honey malt and chocolate malt for a slightly sweet finish and roasted rich flavors.

We named this beer after Mound Ave. over in West End St. Andrews. Over 1000 years ago this area was a Native American settlement. They ate a lot of shellfish and over time this area piled up with shells forming the mound we see today. To this day local residents find shells, pottery, and arrowheads when they dig around in their yards.