The latest edition! New Seasonal
Leaky Roof Bond Burner...$9.99 / 4pk cans
The perfect complement to any barbecue. We hand smoke whole jalapenos and skinned pineapples to lend our summer seasonal the rich flavors of cooked pineapple, jalapeno and smoke and then balance with just enough honey ot make this an easy drinker on the hottest Missouri Summer day
We introduced Leaky Roof Mead at our 2015 Beer Fest last week. It was a big hit.
Made right here in Missouri. Support our local products!
These are fantastic
Leaky Roof Gandy Dancer...$9.99 / 4pk Cans
This mead is a base for many of our products. Containing only the essential ingredients. Honey, yeast, and water. This beverage shows you the depth of flavor, from our organic wildflower honey.
Leaky Roof High Dry and Dusty...$9.99 / 4pk Cans
High Dry and Dusty: Our ginger methyglin. It is a sessionable, dry and slightly carbonated mead reminiscent of a very dry ginger ale. Bright, crisp and spicy, this mead can clear a palette and leave it feeling refreshed and thirsty for more. Exceptionably good over ice, this mead is perfect for a hot day in Missouri
Leaky Roof Berry Picker...$9.99 / 4pk Cans
Berry Picker: Our super berry melomel. It is a session-strength, petillant and sweet mead made from a blend of wildflower honey with strawberries, blueberries, blackberrries and red raspberries. This beverage is sweet, but not too sweet, fruity and an explosion of fresh berry flavor.
Leaky Roof Mikado...$9.99 / 4pk Cans
Mikado: honey, green tea, and mint
What Happens When You Shop Local products
- More of your money will be kept in your local economy: for every $100 you spend at locally owned businesses, $68 will stay in the community. When you spend $100 on an out of state company, only $43 stays in the community.*
- You embrace what makes your community unique
- You create local jobs.
- You help the environment: requires less fuel for transportation and less packaging.
- You nurture community
- You make your community a destination: the more interesting and unique your community, the more we will attract new neighbors, visitors and guests. More revenue in the local economy.
*Source: Civic Economics – Andersonville Study of Retail Economics.