Did you know the southeast is THE fastest growing craft-beer region in the country? At least, so says Mike Halker, president of the Florida Brewers Guild, which represents 95 percent of the state's craft-beer brewers. The Florida brewery scene is BOOMING and this month we're featuring several fine Florida Beers on draft, in bottles and cans. So, come show your Florida pride. 

Two Henrys 7 Mile Bridge IPA - In 1905, Flagler embarked on a seemingly impossible and ridiculously difficult task -- to build a railroad line from Miami to Key West. 7 years later (minus a few millions of dollars and a few dozen lives of unfortunate laborers) Flagler prevailed. The overseas railroad became known as the 8th Wonder of the World and many remnants still stand in the Florida Keys. This courageous beer celebrates Flagler's tenacity and sheer pigheadedness in completing his goal of bringing trains to Key West. This IPA with six different hops giving a complex, robust herbal and citric hop flavor. Medium bodied with a reddish amber color. 6% ABV

Swamp Head Wild Nights Honey Cream Ale  - Along the rivers, in the fields, and through the forests of Florida, thousands of bees are hard at work, producing some of the sweetest honey in the world. And much of their hard work has ended up in this award-winning honey cream ale. Wild Night is light and delicate, yet bursting with flavor. Local honey is added to a traditional cream ale and a touch of hops to update this American classic. Enjoyable anytime you're thirsting for a crisp, clean beer. 21 ibu, 5.9% ABV