Where To Buy Islamorada Beer

Relax and enjoy your favorite FKBC brew in our beautiful beer garden. Grab a chair and kick back and watch the world go by, or play games like giant Jenga, cornhole, and hula hoops. Check our schedule for live music events! Pet and Kid friendly...

Visit our taproom for a tasting flight, pint or growler fill. We always have a great selection of our own beers on tap, ranging from our year-round staples to seasonal and barrel aged limited releases. Every drop is brewed here in the Florida Keys!

We brew on a 20bbl brewhouse and a 1.5bbl pilot system. We have a range of fermentation tanks ranging from our main 40bbl tanks, 7bbl tanks in the taproom down to our 3bbl tanks that we brew some of our specialty beer on.

FKBC is the Upper Keys first microbrewery, located in the Morada Way Arts and Cultural District. We always have a great selection of our favorite beers, as well as a rotating list of seasonal and barrel aged beers, on draft.

We always have a wide selection of locally brewed beers to fill your growler or drink tank. Thanks to our new canning line, we also have four-packs of cans available for sale in the tasting room. CANS COMING SOON TO A STORE NEAR YOU!

Becoming a part of the community is not only important, but vital to Islamorada Beer Company. After all, it is people and friends that brought them together and the same will keep them together. IBC Taproom in Fort Pierce is quaint enough to enjoy a quick beer after work and large enough to accommodate big parties. Be sure to check out Facebook for a calendar of regular events that take place such as Pints and Poses - a new twist on yoga, and Swig of Color, where it doesn't matter if you paint outside the lines.

The space contains a small 2BBL brewery, a small merchandise shop and a nice tasting room bar. We ordered a flight to sample the three beers they had on tap, all session ales, which were all quite good and completely appropriate for the area. While sampling we learned that due to some bizarre zoning regulations in the Keys, they are currently unable to brew on site (after further research it looks like no brewery is currently allowed to brew beer in the Florida Keys) but have their beer being brewed on contract until they sort that issue out.

Located in the Upper Florida Keys, Islamorada takes on popularity for being the fishing capital of the world. Islamorada Beer Company has been providing the locals with quality craft beer since 2014, when a group of friends were inspired to brew styles that would complement the Florida way of life. The hot weather, mixed with outdoor activities, does not change the desire to enjoy a quality brew. Ever since Islamorada Beer Company was launched, their goal was to brew beer, that was drinkable in warm weather and they have been doing so ever since.

I did not only get to sample the flagship beers, but Terry brought out a box full of different malts to smell where some of the flavor in their beers originate. She explains she is happy to do this during the tours when possible. She says it helps to educate people more about the beers they are drinking. Terry also gave me two samples of homebrews to try. They definitely tasted different but Terry clarified that they were actually the same exact beer with the main yeast strand being the only difference. Furthermore, this is done often by the brewers to see how just one difference can change the taste. I was surely duped but was so impressed with the craft beer education and genuine knowledge she provided.

During my sensory analysis test with the homebrews, the President and Brew Master, Tyrone Bradley introduced himself and spoke (in his really cool accent) about how the expansion has allowed the drinkable quality crafts to become more available statewide. Bradley also discussed how contracting the brewing out of state made the beer available until the North location opened. Everyone is stoked to celebrate the one year anniversary this August and make future plans to expand.

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The Beach N' Beer Mile is beautiful stroll that combines beer and jogging/walking. New this year is that we're not timing this event and want to make it a bit of an easier/less competitive event. All registrations come with an event hat and 4 beers.All registrations come with an event t-shirt and 4 beers.*Must be over 21 on December 9, 2023 in order to register for this event.

'Our first batch was a 30 barrel batch, which is quite a bit of beer to start off with for a company that didn't have a bricks and mortar brewery and was not well known,' said Herrera, a co-founder and director of sales and marketing. 'Our consultant told us it would take us six months to sell all that beer packaged and draft. We sold it in three weeks.'

With the Fort Pierce brewery, which is the largest on the Treasure Coast, they'll no longer have to contract brew and will produce 10 times more beer and grow their distribution, Herrera said. The Keys location will remain open.

'It will allow us to create more beer so we can expand our distribution, which will open doors to having the full Publix and Winn-Dixie scale,' Herrera said. 'We'll be opening full state distribution by the end of the year.'

The brewery is working with several distributors including Fort Pierce-based Southern Eagle Distributing and its beer is currently sold in more than 1,500 locations including 127 Treasure Coast bars, restaurants and stores.

'We're distributing to the West Coast from Sarasota to Naples and from Port Canaveral to Key West,' Herrera said. 'We wanted to strategically locate where it was easy for our distributors to come pick up beer and there's nothing easier than Fort Pierce.'

Sandbar Sunday: The American hop varieties impart a mild spice note and a subtle island citrus character in this American Wheat Ale.Channel Marker IPA: An India Pale Ale with hop citrus flavors and bitterness to go with the maltiness.Islamorada Ale: An American Island Ale beer with a fruity and citrus character.

Save the Date: Help us celebrate the Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing's 40th anniversary with a football pregame tailgate at the FAU Alumni Center on Saturday, Oct 12, beginning at 1:30 p.m. In partnership with the FAU Alumni Association, enjoy complimentary food and bottomless beer from the alumni-owned Islamorada Beer Company. Following the tailgate, sit with your friends at the College of Nursing in a special seating block as the FAU Owls take on the Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders. Hope to see you there! 781b155fdc