
The Goats
Fiddlehead, Honey, and Buttercup. They're friendly, photogenic, and occasionally help with weeding.
Goats, chickens, honeybees, and a kitchen garden — in the middle of Mount Healthy. Stop by, take a tour, or learn something in a workshop.

We're not aware of another nanobrewery in the country doing what we do: brewing beer on the same property where we keep goats, tend chickens, raise honeybees, and grow ingredients for the taproom.
It's not a gimmick. It's a philosophy: beer should taste like somewhere, and the best way to taste a place is to tend it.
Our storyThey're here every day. Feel free to say hi.

Fiddlehead, Honey, and Buttercup. They're friendly, photogenic, and occasionally help with weeding.

Rhode Island Reds, Barred Rocks, Ameraucanas, and Coturnix quail. Their eggs show up in Pi Pizza; their company shows up in the garden.

New hives are coming back to the farm! We harvest local honey for use in our beer, sangria, and Pi Pizza Co.
Most of what we grow goes into our beer, wine, sangrias, or across the fence to Pi Pizza Company for seasonal specialties. Lemon balm in our gose, Chamomile in our saison. Fresh herbs, berries, flowers, and native plants all combined to unlock the golden ratio.

Three ways to see behind the scenes. Families welcome on all tours.
A casual 20-minute wander through the garden, past the goats, by the hives. Good for first-timers and families.
A deeper dive: brewery operations, ingredient sourcing, garden-to-glass philosophy. ~45 min.
For groups, team events, or visiting beer nerds. Includes a flight and a custom Q&A with whichever brewer's around.
Saturday mornings, small groups, real skills. Every workshop includes a pint.
Hands-on workshop creating sourdough starter. Take home a jar of starter and a full set of instructions to create your own sourdough bread.
Turn our brewing byproduct into a perfect home for growing your own oyster mushrooms! Includes a bucket, spent grain, and mushroom spores along with step-by-step instructions.
Create reusable food wraps using cloth patches and beeswax. Great for gifts and sustainable food storage solutions.
Start with a sheet of beeswax and learn how to roll pillars and tapered candles. Take what you make as part of the experience.
Have an idea for a workshop? Pitch us.