Hunter-Gatherer Brewery at the historic Curtiss-Wright Hangar is at 1402 Jim Hamilton Blvd, Columbia, SC 29205. We are across the street from City Roots farm. CLICK HERE for the food menu.
BEERS
GOLDEN ALE 4.25%
A new HG beer featuring American hops and a blend of malted
barley and malted wheat from England, Belgium and Germany.
16oz 5 10oz 3.5
PALE ALE 4.75%
Our Pale Ale has been on tap at 900 Main St. since 1995. Hops and
malt from the best growing regions of England are essential to this
nicely balanced ale. 16 oz 5 10 oz 3.5
SESSION IPA 4.5%
A hoppy beer for when you want more than one.
16 oz 5 10 oz 3.5
ESB 5.25%
Brewers in England refer to malted barley as “the soul of beer” . The
malted barley for our extra special bitter comes from Warminster,
the oldest working maltings in England. 16oz 5 10 oz 3.5
DARK BROWN ALE 5.5%
A mild dark ale brewed with chocolate and brown malted barley.
16 oz 5 10 oz 3.5
BLACK PATENT PORTER 5.25%
Named after Black Patent roasted malt. Commonly found in dark
ales. 16 oz 5 10 oz 3.5
X STOUT 4.25%
Our darkest ale is marked with a single X is for easy drinking.
16oz 5 10oz 3.5
About the Historic Curtiss-Wright Hangar
The hangar, built in 1929 by the Curtiss-Wright Flying Service, was the first building at Owens Field, a municipal airport then 3 miles South of the city limits. Curtiss-Wright build and operated numerous airports across America for the next two decades, also offering flight training. The airport, named for Mayor Lawrence B. Owens (1869-1941), was dedicated in 1930 with an airshow seen by 15,000 spectators.
Regularly scheduled flights began in 1932, and civilian flight training becan in 1939. Observation flights of the U. S. Army Air Corps began in 1940, and military training by the U. S. Army Air Force continued through World War II and beyond. In 1962 the city transferred the airport to Richland County, which has owned and operated it since. The hangar was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1998.
