Blonde Ale / 4.7% ABV

This classic American Blonde Ale is our easy drinkin, easy goin, refreshing beer that everyone loves. We named it for Belle Booth, who was Panama City’s first female postmaster and, after the passing of her first husband Dr. Booth, married our very first mayor Robert McKenzie. Belle built the home that they eventually lived in with her bare hands, and The McKenzie House is now a historic landmark that sits right behind our brewery in downtown Panama City.

Hazy IPA / 6.3% ABV

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, this brew is named after the French Fort Crevecoeur which means “Broken Heart.” The fort was built in the year 1717 on land that had been claimed by the Spanish. Today, the site is indicated with a historic marker at the intersection of Columbus Street and Highway 98 in Port St. Joe, Florida. Come try our newest juicy hazy IPA. 

We named this rich & toasty amber ale after Panama City’s first black police officer, J.C. Wilson. As his career was at the height of the Civil Rights movement, it goes without saying that Officer Wilson faced discrimination, criticism, and many hardships due to the color of his skin. He was even issued a car that could not go in reverse! None of that stopped him from serving & protecting our entire community. He was a dedicated police officer and a man who always spoke up for what was right.

GF Hard Cider / 5% ABV

We make this line of hard ciders using only pure fruit juice and no added sugars for a crisp and dry finish! This is Pollywog Pear, made with both apples and pears for added fruity flavor and depth.

Nitro Milk Stout / 6.6% ABV

English-style stout brewed with milk sugar for a creamy mouthfeel and just a touch of sweetness on the finish to round out the quintessential notes of dark chocolate & coffee. We put this one on nitro for an even smoother finish. This one is named after Panama City's very first mayor, Robert McKenzie. His house still stands as a historic landmark right behind our brewery in downtown Panama City.

IPA / 7.6% ABV

New England Style Hazy IPA dry hopped with citra and calypso hops to give it a bright, citrus-y front and a musky, dry finish. Why the name Union Soldier? It's a great local story: watch the video 

Light Ale / 4.9% ABV

This super crisp, light, citrusy ale is named after Ella Mae Sapp, the beloved matriarch of the Sapp family home. The Sapp House was built in 1916 for Judge Sapp and his family. The front porch was a regular gathering spot for locals, especially the folks who worked in the courthouse that was practically next door. Ella was known for making meals for the neighbors every day. The house still stands today and has recently been restored and renovated as a gorgeous event venue in historic downtown Panama City.

Wheat Ale / 5.6% ABV

We infused our American wheat ale with Hibiscus tea to create this floral, tart, bright pink, totally unique brew that locals cannot get enough of!

Jewel Booth was the beloved daughter of Belle & Dr. Charles Erwin Booth.

IPA / 7.6% ABV

This All-American West Coast style IPA is packed with Chinook, Columbus, Centennial, and Simcoe hops to balance the caramel malts. It’s our biggest IPA so we named it for Paul Conrad. He was a Millville local whose feats of strength landed him in Ripley’s Believe It or Not! in the 1950’s. They called him “the South’s Strongest Boy!”

Gose / 4.2%

We brew this sour ale with salt, lime, and orange peel for flavors and tartness that will remind you of sippin’ a marg’ on the beach! It is named for our Saint Andrew’s Bay, which has been referred to as “Saint’s Bay” many times over the years.

Hazy IPA / 6.6% ABV

New England Style Hazy IPA featuring a unique Norwegian yeast with sultana dry hop. Island Hopper has a potent citrus, lemon-forward aroma and a juicy mouthfeel with a lingering finish. This batch features lots of citra hops for flavor, but it isn't overly bitter. If you're not sure about hoppy beers, try this one, it's our "starter IPA!" Perfectly crushable and great for trips to Shell Island, family BBQ’s, and general fun in the sun.

Amber Lager / 3.8% ABV

This light bodied amber lager has subtle notes of caramel and baking spice from the unique crystal rye malts and lagering yeast. We named this for a local retired U.S. Navy Seal, Master Chief Tim McTrusty. Since 1964, the Navy Lab in Panama City has been designing and building manned submersibles and testing them out in Saint Andrews Bay. McTrusty is an engineer for the program and is credited with developing many systems that have increased the capabilities of the subs by leaps and bounds.

He is an incredible inspiration to an entire community of engineers, divers, SEALs, and pretty much anyone who knows him.

Hefeweizen / 5.4% ABV

We named this traditional German style wheat bier Loftin’s Ferry after a historic landmark on the East bank of St. Andrews Bay. The Ferry was operated by a man named William Loftin in the 1800’s and brought many travelers, mail, and great commerce to our area from the North. It was here that Loftin and a few friends developed and founded a little town called Austerlitz, but in 1886 the name of the town was changed to the one we know today: Parker.

Hazy IPA / 5.8% ABV

Bright & juicy New England style IPA that presents aromas of mango, tropical citrus flavors, notes of guava and grapefruit with a lingering sweetness balanced by just the right amount of hop bitterness.

The cowboy in this photo is who we named the beer for. His name was Sherm Walker. He was a Hollywood stunt man in the early 60’s who moved to Panama City Beach where he played the role the “Sheriff of Ghost Town” when it opened in 1966. On a half hour schedule he would have gunfights with desperados on the Main Street and never lost a quick draw showdown! Sherm and Ghost Town are fondly remembered by many PCB locals and visitors.

Kölsch / 5.3% ABV

Fifteen pounds of local wildflower honey goes into this light German style ale giving subtly sweet aromas with a crisp finish. We named it for our dear friend and “regular” because we can. Please don’t ask us to name a beer after you. You’ll probably meet John when you come in, he’s part of the family.