The Brewer's Lounge at Pigeon Hill 895 Fourth St

This amber ale is copper in color and uses centennial hops to achieve a pleasing, though not overly bitter, hoppy flavor

Our go-to easy drinking ale. Clean, crisp, and delicately-balanced ale with subtle hop character. A crowd pleaser!

WE’VE GOT A FEVER, AND THE ONLY PRESCRIPTION, IS MORE DONUTS!!!! 🍩+🍺=❤️ Donut Fear the Fritter, the newest installment in our Donut series, is available in 6-packs!

This light ale brings you the flavor of Muskegon's favorite chocolate-covered cream filled Long John.

A dark, complex porter aged on oak chips infused in Journeyman Whiskey. The chocolate and roast provide a solid base, which is rounded off by a notes of oak and whiskey. The whiskey and oak, while not overwhelming, provide this beer with a layer of complexity while also helping achieve its smooth finish.

This crisp lager is a testament to Michigan tradition. Gold as the sun-soaked dunes, and as cold as Sault Ste. Marie. This lager is microbrew quality and flavor at a wallet friendly price.

Our McSwick Strong Scotch Ale has a light copper color tinged with ruby highlights. The deeply malty and earthy aroma give way to a smooth but heavier bodied mouthfeel. While the alcohol warmth is present, it is balanced out by a malty sweetness with notes of both almonds and dark fruit.

6% ABV/ 60 IBU We can't get beer out of our mind, We think about the beer all the time, East side to the West Side, No Diggnity! We got to haze it up, haze it up. Our first juicy IPA. We may have no dignity, but we do have a juicy, aromatic, haze craze phenomenon on tap. Enjoy one and celebrate as we bring the haze to the west (Michigan) side!

O.C.P. is the result of a challenge made to Joel to try and create a beer that tastes like an oatmeal creme pie. Using oats, marshmallow stuff, and other secret ingredients, O.C.P. was born. Tasting notes: Seriously, it tastes just like an oatmeal cream pie.

Salted Caramel Porter. What starts as a traditional porter takes a turn once caramel and salt are added to this brew. The use of chocolate malt even gives it flavors of chocolate that reminds you of a piece of candy.

Our India Pale ale catches the eye with its copper to orange color. The hoppy nose is rounded out with notes of citrus and pine. Medium bodied, Shifting Sands is not overwhelmingly bitter, but it does contain a lasting bitterness characteristic of its style.

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