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This light and refreshing lager features a nice malty backbone with just enough hops to balance it out, but not finish bitter, and is light enough to enjoy in these hot Arkansas summers! We named this beer Highfill American Lager to celebrate our local community and Arkansas farmers who put food on our tables and of course make delicious beer possible! Arkansas is the biggest producer of rice in the United States, and rice is the key to making this lager so light and refreshing!

This traditional German style wheat beer is known for its unique yeast flavors of banana and clove, which pair nicely with the light wheat flavors from the grains. This beer is named after White Rock Mountain, which is a hub for nature lovers all over the Natural State and beyond!

Our pale ale features a traditional medium bodied malt backbone with a notable hop presence both in bitterness and flavor! We used a hearty handful of Chinook and Simcoe hops to provide that traditional pine and resin pale ale flavor and aroma, and we liked it so much we decided to dry hop it as well! This beer is named after Sentinel Pine, a majestic landmark in northwest Arkansas that is smack dab in the middle of some of the finest nature areas in the state!

Everyone loves a good west coast IPA, and for good reason! We decided to lighten the color and body of ours just a bit and give it a hefty dose of New Zealand Hops in the form of Rakau, Moteuka, and Galaxy for a touch of tropical fruitiness on top of that normal hop bitterness. Like our IPA, Icebox cave is a refreshing break while hiking on the trails in Devils Den State Park!

This refreshing european style beer is marked by its low ABV, delicious malty and biscuity flavors, all topped off by a lightly roasty and dry finish that leaves you wanting more! Our Irish Red is sure to be a favorite in no time. The Eye of the Needle is a tricky journey, but to those intrepid hikers who follow Indian Creek trail all the way to the falls, they are met by one of the prettiest sights in the state!

The Hemmed-In Honey Brown Ale features a wonderful mix of bready and chocolate malt notes with a slight hint of fruitiness from the english yeast. Though edging into the medium bodied realm it is still an easy drinking ale that is sure to satisfy! This beers namesake, Hemmed-In Hollow, is a beautiful landmark to reward those who make the effort to get there. If you can catch it when the water is running, this eye-catching waterfall is even better!

For this beer we have taken a turn to the dark side! Our Oatmeal Stout features flavors such as chocolate, coffee, and stone fruits from the dark and roasty malts that also give it its rich dark

color. Old Mill, found in TR Pugh Memorial Park, is featured in the opening scenes of Gone with the Wind, and is believed to be the last standing building from the movie. Surrounded by grounds strewn with fantastical sculptures and nature themed features, this landmark is a true Ozark blend of history, na

This hazy IPA is bursting with big tropical fruit notes from aromatic El Dorado, Azacca, and Mosaic hops and a heavy hitting Kviek yeast strain, making it a wonderful treat as the temperatures start climbing this spring! Overlooking the Arkansas River Valley and boasting some of the best views in the state, this landmark features trails, cabins, campsites, and many other amenities for the nature lover!

This golden, light bodied Belgian ale may be beautiful and tame on the outside...But take a sip and you will be hit with a huge bouquet of floral hop notes and fruity esters from the belgian yeast; add that to the 9.5% ABV then you’ve really got the tiger by the tail with this beer!  Named after the Turpentine Creek animal refuge which takes in and cares for large cats and other animals in need of a home. A portion of the proceeds from this beer will go to support Turpentine Creek’s cause.

 Dry, refreshing, and with the aroma and flavor of summer flowers and fruit, this delicious beer is perfect for sipping on the banks of the Buffalo, the King, the Arkansas, or any of the other scenic rivers located in the Natural State. Perfect to take with you on your next float trip... or to the kiddy pool in the backyard, we won’t judge.

 This dark lager is rich and malty with many of the flavor notes you expect from a stout, such as chocolate and hints of coffee, but with a light lager body and a hint of spices from the Saaz hops.  This gem of a brew is named after the Crater of Diamonds state park, located in central AR, where visitors can hunt for diamonds and keep what they find! 

A smooth, creamy, citrusy dream with a floral twist. It’s brewed with lactose and vanilla for that milkshake vibe, bright hops for a citrusy pop, and lavender to bring the springtime feels.  It’s sweet, refreshing, and totally crushable like a creamsickle for grownups.

This beer takes a classic Belgian Wit and juices it up with a hefty dose of orange peel, ginger, cinnamon, allspice, and last but not least, ghost pepper! Never fear, this pepper is more like Casper than poltergeist! It’ll have you feeling like you are in front of the fireplace in one of the nations most haunted hotels, sharing a drink with guests both current… and those that don’t seem to be able to leave!

This light golden ale has a hefty malt backbone and medium body with a dry finish that leaves you craving more! Some delectable spice and fruit aroma and flavor from the Belgian yeast mixes with earthy and spicy hops to make for a spring treat that is hard to beat! Named after Blanchard Springs, which boasts caves, waterfalls, and the scenic beauty that makes Arkansas the Natural State, this beer is sure to become an instant favorite!

We took a traditional Belgian wit and added SO… MANY… BLUEBERRIES! With a slight citrusy flavor from the Belgian yeast and the delightful earthy fruitiness of real blueberries this blueberry wheat is the best in the state! We named it after the Buffalo River, which provides a literal buffet of activities including floating, fishing, hiking, camping, and many of the other things that make the Natural State so great!

This robust and malty Baltic Porter marries that classic profile we all know and love with a hint of cherrywood smoked malt for a finish that will warm you up on a cold winters' day! Beaver Jim’s homestead is still standing near the Buffalo River and is a testament to the life early Arkansas settlers faced.

 A semi-sweet cider with bewitching aromas of wild blackberry bramble and the thrilling promise of adventure.  

Bota Box Red Blend

Bota Box

Riverbank Rosé & Orange Juice

La Fille En Feu Habinero Saison & Orange Juice

Black Apple Blackberry Cider & Riverbank Rosé

Old Mill Oatmeal Stout & Strawberry Lemonade

White Rock Weisse Beer & Coke

Refreshing Water that gives you a feeling of drinking a good Pale Ale.  A good way to keep the drink going without killing the wallet and your sobriety.

Coke, Diet Coke, Dr Pepper, Diet Dr Pepper, Root Beer, Pepsi

It's the Juice and it's Apple

We have a variety of chips.  Dots Pretzels, Gardettos, Mrs Vickies ($1.50), Chex Mix, Bugles

Boasting all the attributes of our hazy IPA this beer adds the additional punch of Trinidad Scorpion Pepper! The blend of big tropical fruit flavors with the caribbean flavor of the pepper is refreshing and unique, and the heat from the peppers leaves a gentle heat that is oh so nice!

We took a traditional Belgian wit and added SO… MANY… BLUEBERRIES! With a slight citrusy flavor from the Belgian yeast and the delightful earthy fruitiness of real blueberries this blueberry wheat is the best in the state! We named it after the Buffalo River, which provides a literal buffet of activities including floating, fishing, hiking, camping, and many of the other things that make the Natural State so great!

Double, double toil and trouble. Fire burn and cauldron bubble! There are tales of magic and witchcraft in the Ozarks dating back centuries, and some say those spirits still haunt these hills! This witches’ brew will tantalize your taste buds with the taste of tart crisp apple, rich decadent butter, and brown sugar adding a touch of sweetness creating a treat that can’t be beat! It’ll have you saying “I’m a wizard y’all!”  

“La Fille en Feu,” which translates to “Girl on Fire,” is the perfect name for our habanero Saison. The French explored much of Arkansas starting in 1673, and many landmarks bear the mark of

that influence all over the Natural State. With this beer we started with our traditional Saison and kicked it up a notch with habanero peppers, which add bright citrus notes and just the right amount of burn, without making you feel like you are actually on fire!

This traditional German Pilsner has a soft but strong malt backbone with an assertive bitterness from noble hops that will have you saying “DAS IST BIER”! This lager is oh so refreshing on these hot, Arkansas summer days! Just west of Little Rock, Pinnacle Mountain state park offers a wide variety of outdoor activities including hiking, biking, or enjoying a picnic surrounded by scenic beauty!

 This malty yet smooth lager is a traditional German Märzen with a hint of sweetness and a dry finish leaving you craving more! The beautiful amber color with ruby highlights hints at the fall leaves starting to show their stuff all over the natural state, but nowhere better than Hawksbill Crag! 

This beer takes a classic Belgian Wit and juices it up with a hefty dose of orange peel, ginger, cinnamon, allspice, and last but not least, ghost pepper! Never fear, this pepper is more like Casper than poltergeist! It’ll have you feeling like you are in front of the fireplace in one of the nations most haunted hotels, sharing a drink with guests both current… and those that don’t seem to be able to leave!

Also referred to as a farmhouse style, this French/Belgian inspired beer is known for it’s unique malt profile, assertive hop bitterness, and delightful floral and fruit notes derived from the yeast! Aux Arc (pronounced “Oh Zar”) isn’t just a town in Arkansas, it’s the name the French explorers in Arkansas used to refer to this entire region (particularly the biggest bend in the Arkansas river), and the origin of the word “Ozark,” which is still in use today!

Our Cream Ale, which is the ancestor to the very popular American Lager, offers a light body with subtle maltiness made smooth and creamy by the corn in the mash. Lightly hopped and with the aroma and flavor or bright citrus from orange peels added prior to packaging, this crushable beer is perfect to relax at the end of a hot day! Crowley’s Ridge State Park, just 9 miles outside of Paragould, boasts fishing, swimming, hiking, and even cabins nestled into the

scenic hills!