Welcome to our intimate brewery on the water in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Rappahannock County, VA, where we celebrate great beer and honor our Deaf culture. All are welcome!
Fri: 1 – 7
Sat: 1 – 7
Sun: 1 – 6
But check the socials, because holidays, events and stuff.
ASL WORKSHOP
Friday, February 2 | 7:00 pm
Always wanted to learn American Sign Language? Here is your chance to pick up a few signs with friends over beer.
For this special seasonal ASL class, we’ll learn some basic conversational signs, along with special sweetheart signs to express your adoration for all those deserving of love in your life.
And of course – BEER!
Updated February 2026
Copper Ale – 8% abv
A floral American Imperial Red Ale. Mashed with a Bourbon-like grist of malted corn, wheat and barley, aroma and dry hopped with Sonnet hops.
Bison Buff Ale – 4.25% abv
A low IBU pre-prohibition style cream ale. lightly dry hopped with citra and vista hops. Brewer’s answer to “what’s the lightest beer y’all got?”
Buff’d Copper Ale – 6% abv
When customers tell you to combine your two best sellers into one – you do it! Can’t decide between the Copper Ale or the Bison Buff? Give this American pale ale a try.
Bison Blue Ale – 4.25% abv
This soft, juicy ale is double-dry hopped with Citra and Vista hops. Delicate, well-balanced, thirst-quenching.
Black Diamond Bison Stout – 7% abv
A full-bodied stout boasting toasty and roasty notes complemented by rich flavors of coffee, caramel, and bitter chocolate.
Pawnmate Dark Ale – 7% abv
Looking for dark and heavy? This is it. Dry hopped with whole cone Chinook hop, this is malty and hoppy midnight ale is bold and satisfying.
Red Ale – 5% abv
A ruby-hued brew with rich roasted malt, smooth toffee notes, and a balanced malty bitterness. Full-bodied and flavorful.
Kissfist Spiced Ale – 5%
Dry-hopped with real cinnamon bark, leaving a warming spice that lingers on your lips. Named after the ASL sign for “love it,” this ale captures that same spark of joy for flavors you can’t help but savor.
Deaf West – 6.70%
low-IBU New England IPA that takes center stage with a bold, citrus-forward performance, layered over a smooth, juicy pine backdrop. A brew that celebrates creativity, expression, and a standing ovation in every sip.
Deaf Vibe Double West Coast IPA- 9% abv
Brewed with premium ingredients, this golden Double West Coast IPA hits with pine, grapefruit, citrus peel, and a classic bitter edge. Clean, dry, and crisp – it’s a whole vibe.
‘Yeah Pah’ West Coast IPA – 7.2% abv
This is one to celebrate! A crisp and classic West Coast IPA, bursting with bright citrus and piney hop notes, balanced by a clean malt backbone.
‘ILY’ Hazy IPA – 6.5% abv
What’s not to LOVE about this sweet IPA. Affectionately dry hopped with BRU-1 and Sabro to deliver an aroma of freshly cut pineapple and coconut.
Passionfruit Sour – 6% abv
A simple, refreshing American sour ale fruited with a light passionfruit puree. You can drink this one all day. For those who think they don’t like beer – this one is for you.
‘Accept Hard’ Sour – 6% abv
A healthy kick of blackberry and pomegranate to appease the sour palate. Stronger, but certainly not hard to accept.
Strawberry Lemon Mint Sour – 6% abv
Fruited and minted sweet-sour using chocolate mint from our neighbor, Wild
Roots Apothecary. The perfect outdoor beverage.
Deaf Way Lager – 4.5% abv
Golden and lively, this lager captures the spirit of Deaf cinema with a gentle,
refreshing finish. Perfect for sipping while celebrating stories that inspire and connect the community.
Big Devil – 6.5% abv
Inspired by Rappahannock County’s Big Devil, this seltzer blends juicy blackberry and subtle watermelon in a smooth, lightly carbonated pink pour—crisp, refreshing, and just wild enough to earn its name.
Various sodas and non-alcoholic beer options. And water, of course.
A VISONARY LEADER
George Veditz was an activist and educator in the Deaf community, who ultimately changed the course of history for those who use American Sign Language. If we could choose anyone in history to join us for a beer today, it would be this visionary leader.
Tell us what’s up with you, and we’ll tell you what’s up with us.
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