Signature Brews

Brewed with tangerine peel and Cascade, Citra and Pacifica hops, this Session IPA is bursting with citrus and hoppy goodness. It pairs perfectly with sunshine, sand, and cookouts.

This deliciously balanced golden ale is lightly hopped and brewed with fresh coconut for a subtle, tropical flavor. Leave your worries behind and let the coconut carry you south… notes: golden body, light, dripping creamy coconut, bubbly white head, tastes like vacation.

This easy drinking, low carb, low calorie Blonde Ale is the perfect, post-activity brew. Celebrate life's little victories, while maintaining a level of health-consciousness  Notes of honey malt are balanced by late additions of Simcoe and Cascade hops for a subtle citrus finish.

Four friends, two friends, and a stereo. This American Lager was brewed with the modern American adventure in mind.

Brewed with generous amounts of Buddha’s Hand fruit and Madagascar vanilla bean, this spring-inspired cream ale packs a refreshing citrus flavor with a delightful vanilla undertone, making this spring brew refreshingly crushable. Notes: crisp with slight sweetness, citrus forward with vanilla undertones

There are quite a few rules to surf fishing at our local state park beaches. This beer pays homage to our favorite rule…make sure you are “Actively Fishing” at all times. Enjoy this easy drinking pilsner on the beach, just make sure you’ve got a line in the water. Notes: light color, toasted sweet malt flavor, low levels of noble hop aroma

This hauntingly dark ale is as complex as it is delicious. Packed with real pumpkin smoked over Bethany Blues’ cherrywood, this brew boasts a balance of smoke, spices, dark malts, and dark roasted coffee beans from our friends over at Swell Joe. Notes: sweet smoke, roasted coffee, all spice, cinnamon, nutmeg

Our golden stout is brewed with cacao nibs, coffee and vanilla for a deceptively dark flavor. This beer is sure to fill you with warmth and lift your spirit for whatever winter adventure awaits.

This rotating sour series will change with seasons, and it's flavor combinations will take you to places you may not have been, but may be craving to get.

Shoobies were city folks who journeyed to the beach by train in the late 1800's. Their ticket included a shoe box lunch, hence the name. Since then the term is now a pet name for tourists who feed seagulls, wear socks with flip flops or just seem generally confused by the seashore. So sad. So cute. We love us some shoobies. Notes: pale gold, slightly floral, easy drinking

Richard “Mootzy” Mootz, is a native of Sussex County, DE who proudly served in WWII. After the war, he recovered stolen treasures as one of the famous Monument Men. That became his avocation in life, and he has continued to recover treasure throughout Sussex County. Much of his collection has been lovingly made into Crooked Hammock decor including the tables, bar, and wall hangings. We honor and celebrate Mootzy’s finds with our flagship pale ale. Notes: copper color, floral and citrus notes, cascade and chinook hop aromas

What better way can you make your mustache’s dreams come true than by filling it with a creamy, satisfying stout? This dark roasted brew is heavy in body and color but light in its mouthfeel, thanks to being brewed with rolled oats and lactose, which gives it an underlying sweetness. Notes: creamy mouthfeel, roasted malts, brewed with oatmeal

Our highest ABV offering to date, this traditional Belgian Quad is flavored with fresh bananas and roasted cocoa nibs. It may be cold out, but a couple of these will warm you enough so you can rock your banana hammock on the beach all weekend.