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Brennivin is a caraway flavoured aquavit (un-sweetened schnapps) and is the countries signature spirit. Introduced in 1935, Brennivin is made from the extraordinarily pure Icelandic water imparting it with deliciously sweet taste and a soft finish. Have no doubts however this is an aquavit, and Brennivin has the right level of intensity with notes of caraway seeds. Best enjoyed on its own ice cold or use its unique taste to experiment with cocktails.

Drewrys Easy Ale is a golden blonde variation of the American pale ale. Slightly complex with its top fermenting yeast and fresh Wisconsin water, it offers a crisp, dry flavour, a low-hop floral aroma, and fair body.

Clean, crisp taste and deep golden colour. Subtle hops gently balance its smooth taste this traditional full flavour lager. Packed with quality ingredients, fresh spring Wisconsin water, and carefully brewed in small batches. Our results are a crisp, refreshing lager, yet surprisingly diverse and light.

New Grist is brewed from sorghum, rice, hops, water and gluten-free yeast. These ingredients combine to form a crisp, refreshing session ale brewed for those with celiac disease, or anyone with an appreciation for great tasting, handmade beer. It pours a brilliant gold color, with a bubbly head, and light, fruity aroma. The flavor is crisp and refreshing, fruity and smooth. Hints of green apple slice through the maltiness of the sorghum, making this an extremely quaffable beer.

New Grist is a one-of-a-kind beer brewed without wheat or barley and can be enjoyed by those with Celiac disease. New Grist is brewed from sorghum, rice, hops, water and yeast. These ingredients are carefully combined to form a crisp, refreshing "session ale". It pours a brilliant gold colour, with a bubbly head and light, fruity aroma. The flavour is crisp and refreshing, fruity and smooth at the same time. Hints of green apple slice through the maltiness of the sorghum, making this an extremely quaffable beer.

Reyka is an Icelandic vodka, distilled from wheat and barley. It is also the world's first "green" vodka, it being made from glacial water and distilled using sustainable energy from geothermal heat.