New South Ale

United States - South Carolina - New South refreshing wheat ale with peach puree added. Delightfully delicious and peachy keen, a clean crisp wheat ale perfect for a day in Dirty Myrtle. Try one today!

United States - South Carolina - Meet Dirty Myrtle's little sibling! This easy drinking crisp west coast pale ale is the perfect beer for a beach day, golf outing or anytime while relaxing in the Dirty Myrtle!

South Carolina- English Brown Ale- Pours a dark hazelnut brown with red highlights. A nutty, malty aroma of roasted grains and sweet caramel with a touch of chocolate. Taste has a malty caramel backbone with a pleasant nuttiness and slight earthy hop bite at the end.

United States - South Carolina - South Carolina- Witbier- An American interpretation of a classic Belgian wheat ale. A hazy light gloden color gives this beer its name. Light and refreshing, it's brewed with just a hint of coriander and orange zest, giving way to a citrus finish.

South Carolina- English Brown Ale- Pours a dark hazelnut brown with red highlights. A nutty, malty aroma of roasted grains and sweet caramel with a touch of chocolate. Taste has a malty caramel backbone with a pleasant nuttiness and slight earthy hop bite at the end.

South Carolina- English Brown Ale- Pours a dark hazelnut brown with red highlights. A nutty, malty aroma of roasted grains and sweet caramel with a touch of chocolate. Taste has a malty caramel backbone with a pleasant nuttiness and slight earthy hop bite at the end.

South Carolina- American Double/Imperial IPA. This style of beer generally offers hop-forward flavors and aromas (much like American IPAs), but with a higher alcohol content and often more hop bitterness. Use of different hops offer different flavors and aromas.

South Carolina- American Double/Imperial IPA. This style of beer generally offers hop-forward flavors and aromas (much like American IPAs), but with a higher alcohol content and often more hop bitterness. Use of different hops offer different flavors and aromas.

South Carolina- American Double/Imperial IPA. This style of beer generally offers hop-forward flavors and aromas (much like American IPAs), but with a higher alcohol content and often more hop bitterness. Use of different hops offer different flavors and aromas.