The baddest brown ale in the whole dang town.

If you could save a good time in a bottle, it’s this rich, chocolatey, malty English Brown. And we guarantee if you were born after 1973 and get none of the Jim Croce references, you’re still gonna love this beer.

Chocolatey
Malty
English Brown Ale

Transport yourself to the canals of Venice with just one sip of this dry-hopped and exceptionally smooth beer.

Memphis is having a craft brewery moment — so it’s only natural that Hampline brings you this Italian pilsner during the Bluff City’s beer renaissance. Just like the food of its origin country, simplicity and ingredients are key. And the result is *chef’s kiss.*

Dry
Hoppy
Smooth

A Celtic classic that never goes out of style.

This red ale gets its hue from roasted barley and two kinds of malt with notes of dark caramel and a bit o’ chocolate. And like the humor of our Irish brethren, it’s slightly dry but still smooth and toasty. Sláinte!

Roasted Barley
Dark Caramel
Chocolate

Rejoice!

This delightfully sweet, slightly bitter brew is here to make the holidays bright and more bearable. Drink in this concoction of chocolate, espresso, vanilla and cherry cordial notes —  a flavor combination that can’t be beat.

Chocolate
Espresso
Vanilla
Cherry Cordial

Like its namesake, this lager is destined to be legendary.

Learn more about Natch the Bear here. A lil’ malt, a lil’ spice with a slight floral aroma (for those who like to smell their beer, we know you’re out there). This refreshing lager pairs well with just about anything.

Malted Pils
Saaz and Huell Melon Hops  
Bohemian Pils Yeast 

For those nocturnal beings, this rich, complex saison is peppered with spicy notes of dark fruits and sugars.

At 7% abv, this one's a real hoot (even for the early birds).

Spicy Notes
Dark Fruits and Sugars

First, we took the classic wheat ale.

Then 🎶 we added raspberry puree. The kind you find at the fruit-gettin’ store. 🎶 Enjoy the ear worm while you sip on this springtime staple.

Classic Wheat Ale
Raspberry

Tandem Pilot

Hop on and take this double IPA for a spin.

This full-bodied brew starts with a bang but finishes smooth. It hits you with the hops along with a tropical fruit aroma. Tandem Pilot weighs in at a whopping 8.2 ABV, so you may want to savor only a couple of these bad boys (or at least wear a helmet).

Simpons’s Malted Oats
Eldorado and Citra Hops
Fancy, Pretentious British Yeast