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2-row, Vienna and a touch of rice. Cold, clean house lager. The name is the joke.
Craft beer. Good food. Great people.
Over The Horizon Brewing Company is a place to enjoy great beer, great food and great company. From the taproom to the patio, from a Tuesday night special to a private celebration, OTH is built for bringing people together.
Every beer on the board is ours, brewed in this building. 22 in the current book, from a cheap cold lager to a Belgian wit at 8.4%.
See all our beers2-row, Vienna and a touch of rice. Cold, clean house lager. The name is the joke.
Smooth golden ale. Sweet malt, Ahtanum hops, citrus and floral. The easy pint.
Caramel, pecan, a little chocolate and coffee. Nutty, easy, gone by Sunday.
Malt-forward red. Caramel and toast, with Warrior hops in the kettle.
Three Amigos Cantina is the kitchen here. A Mexican-leaning menu built for a brewery: birria pressed to order, nachos the size of the tray, and a kids' menu so the whole family stays for another round.
It comes out of a kitchen on the premises rather than a truck parked out front, and it runs as long as the bar does. Tacos by the pair or the trio, burritos and rice plates, a taco salad in a fried flour shell, and street corn cups while you decide. There is a special every night we are open, Wednesday through Sunday.
From private celebrations and corporate gatherings to community nights and veteran rides, Over The Horizon is built for bringing people together.
New dates go up here and on Instagram at the same time.
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Fundraisers and nights run with the veteran community.
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Birthdays, rehearsals, team nights and reunions. Tell us the vision.
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Brewed on site, poured a few steps from the tank.
A full kitchen, not a rotating food truck.
Every game on the screens above the bar.
Picnic tables, turf, palmettos and room to run.
Our mission goes beyond the brewery.
Challenge Accepted, Challenge Returned connects communities with individual veteran stories through shared experiences, education and adventure. Founded by OTH's own James Browning after 22 years in the U.S. Army, it turns the taproom into a living museum: stories on the walls, challenge coins on the bar.
Three Citadel graduates built this place in Charleston's brewery district. A working brewhouse, a kitchen on the premises, a patio, a private room, and enough wall space to hold the stories people bring in with them.
Over the horizon is a military term. It is where you are when you leave the service, and it is the ground beyond the line of sight. The 181 on the wall is 180 degrees plus one, and the circle in the mark is the sun on the horizon. It is also the degree symbol. That is the joke, and it is also the point.
Learn more about OTHOver The Horizon, Three Amigos Cantina and Gustard's Custard work as a collective on one block in the brewery district. Different stories, different owners, one night out. The night is better when the whole place is working.
The brewery. Veteran-owned, built by three Citadel graduates, pouring our own beer in a room that keeps the stories of service members on the walls.
The kitchen. A Mexican-leaning menu built for a brewery: birria pressed to order, nachos the size of the tray, and a special every night of the week.
Dessert, right here on the property by the picnic tables. Finish your tacos, walk ten yards, and the evening keeps going.