For decades, the Beast of Bray Road haunted the countryside between Whitewater and Elkhorn. After a long night of terrorizing the neighbors, we believe a 7-foot-tall, 400-pound hairy biped would have reached for this American Amber Ale. The Beast of Bray Road Amber Ale has voluminous body, malty complexity, and pronounced spicy, herbal, and piney […]

Some say the watertower near Whitewater’s university campus served as a sacrificial altar. Others claim it was the gathering place for a witch’s coven. But there’s one thing everybody can agree on – Witchtower Pale Ale’s orange color and medium body wrap you in aromas of flower and grapefruit, making the Witchtower a perfect companion […]

Witches’ gatherings, strange murders, unearthly lake creatures, and other unexplained phenomena – not to mention being home to the original Morris Pratt Institute – earned early-20th-century Whitewater the nickname “The Second Salem.” Second Salem Coffee Porter’s dark, brooding appearance, creamy mouthfeel and hint-of-raisins sweetness invite you to contemplate Whitewater’s mysterious past and unknowable future.

The Esterly Reaper was produced in Whitewater from 1856 to 1891, and served as a bellwether of Whitewater’s gradual transformation from farming center to manufacturing hub to college town. The Reaper Pale Wheat Ale – complex and satisfying like a traditional wheat but with a citrus hop twist – remembers one of the most innovative […]