White Water Wheat Beer

What it's like:
White Water is brewed using traditional German techniques, but without the traditional weizen yeast. The result is a light, clean taste that makes for an easy-drinking beer. The White Water name was not chosen to honor the famous Arkansas real estate but instead to commemorate a white water rafting trip.

Who it's for:
This is a good choice for people who are looking for a beer which has more flavor than a mass-produced beer but are not ready to  drink a beer with high bitterness and body. The alcohol content by volume is 3.5 percent.

How it got its name:
You may have noticed that most of SBC's beers are named after a feature of the Shenandoah National Park.  Well in the Shenandoah Valley you can go white water rafting, and it was after just such a trip that the name of the beer was born.  Note the brewer in the front right, sitting next to the president of Craft Beer Distributors.  If you look closely you may notice SBC's president in the back left position!
 

Pricing:
Case: $24.99
Six Pack: $6.99
Growler: $6.00
Keg: $100
 

Big Meadow Pale Ale

What it's like:
World Champion American Ale, 1998 World Beer Championships. Big Meadows is brewed as an American-style India Pale Ale using a classic American hop, Cascades. The result is a full-bodied, moderately bitter beer with a prominent hoppy flavor and aroma. The beer is named for the Big Meadows area of Shenandoah National Park.

Who it's for:
Big Meadows will appeal to anyone looking for a full-bodied beer with a lot of flavor but that is not too heavy or dark. This is our most popular beer. The alcohol content by volume is 6.2 percent.

Pricing:
Case: $28.99
Six Pack: $7.99
Growler: $6.25
Keg: $132
 

Old Rag Mountain Ale

What it's like:
Scottish-style Ale Mid-Atlantic Regional and Grand Champion at the 2002 US Beer Tasting Championship!  Gold Medal, 1998 World Beer Championships. Gold Medal, 1998 National Brew-on-Premise Competition. Old Rag Mountain is a heavy Scottish-style ale and is brewed with light additions of hops. The result is a sweet, malty flavor that can be enjoyed by beer lovers and those just entering into dark beers.

Who it's for:
The popularity of this beer is greater than the dark color would lead you to believe. Since it is not heavily hopped, it is not very bitter. Therefore, a lot of people who would otherwise avoid dark beers will enjoy this beer. The alcohol content by volume is 7 percent.

If you like Old Rag Mountain Ale, check out what they say about the Oak Barrel Conditioned version (a Platinum Medal Winner!!)!  After its primary fermentation, it spends six weeks aging in a former bourbon oak cask.

Pricing:
Case: $30.99
Six Pack: $8.49
Growler: $6.75
Keg: $164
 

Black and Tan Beer

What it's like:
Black and Tan is a mixture of our pale ale and stout. The result is a dark beer that is not very heavy, not bitter but has a pleasant hop character.

Who it's for:
Black and tan will appeal to people who are looking for a dark beer that is not heavy nor bitter. The alcohol content by volume is 6.2 percent.

Pricing:
Case: $32.99
Six Pack:$8.99
Growler: $6.75
Keg: $164
 

Stony Man Stout

What it's like:
Silver Medal 1998 World Beer Championships. Gold Medal, 1998 National Brew-on-Premises Competition. Stony Man is brewed using traditional English techniques for stouts with oatmeal for smoothness and creaminess. The result is an easy-drinking stout that is a little less bitter than most stouts. Stony Man is a famous landmark along Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park.

Who it's for:
Stony Man is popular with anyone who enjoys stouts. Because of its smoothness, it is also a good choice for introducing people to stouts and dark beers in general. The alcohol content by volume is 6 percent.

If you like Stony Man Stout, check out what they say about the Oak Barrel Conditioned version (also a Silver Medal Winner)!

Pricing:
Case: $32.99
Six Pack:$8.99
Growler: $6.75
Keg: $164
 
Shenandoah Root Beer

What it's like:
Shenandoah's Root Beer is sweetened solely with honey and does not contain any sugar or corn syrup. The honey gives this root beer a distinctive flavor. It is very popular with the kids and great in root beer floats.

Who it's for:
Anyone who enjoys root beer, both adults and kids. There is no alcohol content.

Pricing:
Case: $21.99
Six Pack: $5.99 
Keg: $90
 

Skyland Red Ale

What it's like:
Bronze Medal, 1998 World Beer Championships. Bronze Medal, 1998 National Brew-on-Premise Competition.  Skyland Red Ale is a medium-bodied amber beer with low bitterness.

Who it's for:
Anyone who enjoys Irish red ale or wants to venture into craft beers but does not like bitter or heavy beer.

Pricing:
Case: $28.99
Six Pack: $7.99
Growler: $6.25
Keg: $132