Delray Beach, Fla.—Saltwater
Brewery really embraces local in its brew. They have a Belgian-style beer
called Wild Seas made with wild caught Florida yeast. They caught the yeast by
exposing their brew to the elements so the yeast from Florida air could settle
in the liquid.
Inside Saltwater Brewery, Delray Beach, Fla Copyright 2015 by R.T. James |
Last month I visited
Saltwater Brewing Company with some friends to purchase a Flight (four 4 oz. glasses) of beer. The business is located in a giant red barn-like building that is visible
from the southbound lanes of I-95.
Inside the wood continues
from floor to ceiling ending with a large bar featuring many taps and a window
at the back overlooking the brewery.
Saltwater Brewery, a
microbrewery that makes hand crafted beers opened its doors several years ago
to a thirsty public. Today its beers can be found on guest taps at many South
Florida restaurants and bars.
Flight of Saltwater Brewery Beer, Delray Beach, Fla. Copyright 2015 by R. T. James |
The Flight (pictured above) contained the following
From left to right
Captain Tyler Desyumo (3.8%
ABV), Session beer made with Maple Syrup and Jalepeno. It had a surprising
butterscotch flavor.
Wild Seas (6% ABV), Blended
wild Ale made with wild caught yeast infused barrel, making it a Belgian style
sour. It was mouth watering with low bubbles and went well with my burger.
Sea Cow (6%), Milk Stout had
a smoky caramel flavor to it with just the right amount of bitter.
Screamin’ Reels (7% ABV), Indian
Pale Ale (IPA) with the proper amount of bitterness expected from an IPA.
If you go, they are located
at: 1701 W. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach, FL 33444
Their phone number is (561)
865-5373
Saltwater Brewery is open from 12 noon to 11 pm Sun. to Thurs. and an hour later on Fri. and Sat.