\With four homebrews on tap, we are capable of serving you up to 22 flavor varieties by simply mixing the beer fresh from the tap. This is a common practice used by larger brewers to extend their product line. It is practiced in our brewery because each one of our four homebrews is directly served from its own Aging Tank to supply with with several different flavors. You can't get beer fresher than that!

The Edelweiss Beer is all brewed according to the Bavarian Purity Law of 1516 (the oldest food law on the planet). Still practiced in its original form in Bavaria, Germany and Alpine, Texas. T he Purity Law allows only natural ingredients such as malt (made from barley, rye or wheat-grain), hops, water and yeast.

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Alpine Blonde: Munich Hell Lager with a golden color and light malt aroma. Quenching bitter-sweet malt and hops taste in the mouth with a malty finish. A rare example of an exported version of a classic Bavarian all-day beer. This is the Bavarian equivalent of a British Running Bitter. It is a little cloudy because it is unfiltered to keep the natural flavor, aroma and full body alive. Approximately 4.5% alcohol by volume, it goes very well with light food and chicken.

Texas Black Gold: A Bavarian Dark Lager with a malt and chocolate aroma. Light, refreshing malt taste in the mouth, dry to finish with some coffee notes. It is a little cloudy because it is unfiltered to keep the natural flavor, aroma and full body alive. Approximately 5.5% alcohol by volume. A must for dark beer lovers, this beer goes very well with rich foods and steaks.

Brewster Brew: English-style Pale Ale. Bronze colored, with rich fruit and hop aroma, malt taste in the mouth, a big finish with great hop character. Very refreshing! A little cloudy because it is unfiltered to keep the natural flavor, aroma and full body alive. Approximately 5.2% alcohol by volum, this beer is perfect for hops lovers. It goes very well with spicy foods, fish and salad.

Ultimate Alternate: This brew will change due to beer-brew styles. Every four to six weeks we will have different beers — from seasonal, specialty beers, fruit beers, stouts, porters, and more.