You’re in love with this beer. One of our year-round flagship beers, Stacy’s Mom is an IPA with low bitterness and lots of hop flavor. It’s dry-hopped entirely with Citra, which, as you may have guessed, gets... Read More
Home of North America’s first rum distillery, Kill Van Kull is the narrow waterway connecting New York and Newark bays. Starting in 1664, the rum distilled on Kill Van Kull used an early type of molasses made before the... Read More
We designed this beer to be the little sister to What If? We wanted a juicy pale ale that was absolutely crushable coming in at 5%, but still had a great mouthfeel and packed a nice hop punch. We... Read More
We are a microbrewery with a vision to provide a community focused, education based customer experience. Our unique approach on recipe formulation and focus on assorted fermentation processes provide us with... Read More
Cape May is home to the Coast Guard, so we salute those who are Always Ready with a juicy Northeast Pale Ale. With the addition of wheat and oats for a medium body and with brilliant aromas of tropical fruits like pineapple, mango,... Read More
The American IPA named for America’s Oldest Seaside Resort, Cape May IPA is loaded with floral and citrus notes, slightly bitter with a zesty finish. A West Coast-style IPA brewed in the heart of the East Coast, it’s... Read More
The American IPA named for America’s Oldest Seaside Resort, Cape May IPA is loaded with floral and citrus notes, slightly bitter with a zesty finish. A West Coast-style IPA brewed in the heart of the East Coast, it’s... Read More
Coastal Evacuation — it’s a phrase that’s everywhere at the Jersey Shore. This West Coast-style Double IPA is as big and bold as hurricane season itself, with a Centennial-forward, brazen blend of hops serving... Read More
Cape May White is brewed with orange and lemon peels, coriander, grains of paradise, and our favorite Belgian Witbier yeast. Fruity esters up-front with an easy-drinking finish yields a traditional Belgian-Style Wheat Ale brewed... Read More
Boat Beer is designed to be complex enough to merit drinking a few without being crippled by alcohol. Kolsch yeast and German malts are combined to be crisp and refreshing, while a generous amount of American hops have... Read More
A guava IPA that paid its rent on time. Adulting is hard. Finding a delicious IPA should not be. Well, look no further. This smooth IPA is infused with all-natural guava flavor, making it the perfect reward for remembering to... Read More
Last Wave Brewing Co. is the culmination of years of planning and brewing with the goal of delivering drinkable, hoppy ales to the Jersey Shore. Bert and Nick are lifelong friends who found a passion... Read More
Dark golden in color. We add sour cherries to the fermentation on our tripel. Aromas of cherry and fruity esters from the yeast. Finishes with a hint of honey sweetness and lingering cherry.
Our soft and sweet pale ale, brewed with wheat and dry-hopped for citrus aromas of lemon, lime, and subtle orange, with honeysuckle and a touch of floral bitterness.... Read More
Our golden, hazy IPA with a soft, sweet bread and biscuit malt backbone and up-front aromas of zesty grapefruits, lemons, peaches, and mangoes, rounded out by an earthy and floral drag of resiny pine sap.... Read More
mechanical in a state of IPA we call Perpetual. Cycling through our HopBack vessel and dry-hopping method, this bold Imperial Pale Ale emerges rife with sticky citrus rind, pine balm and tropical fruit.... Read More
people and processes to nail the complex balance of two-row barley, zesty Saaz hops and lager yeast. Secondary fermentation creates natural carbonation that delivers soft notes of fresh-cut straw... Read More
Not to be boastful, but we believe that all other ales pale in comparison to this Philadelphia favorite. Dry-hopped with an abundance of distinctive Simcoe hops, this straw-colored pale ale is more... Read More
Our Signature IPA is loaded through and through with assertive American hops. Traditional floor-malted English barley gives IPA its firm malt character while generous amounts of Chinook and Amarillo... Read More