Street, MarylandFarm since 1924Brewing since 2015100 acres

Visit us
on the farm.

Laid-back farm brewery with a focus on great brews and scenic views. Family owned and operated farm for 100 years.

The farm's barns, silo and beer garden on a summer afternoon

Every week

Thu
Open Mic or Songwriter Showcase
Open mic 1st & 3rd Thursdays · Original songwriter showcase 4th Thursday
Happy hour 5–8 · BOGO burgers, 25% off slushies
6–9 PM
Fri
Trivia Night
Hosted by Charm City Trivia · Free to play, prizes for winners
Happy hour 1–6 · 50% off flights & appetizers
7–9 PM
Sat
Live Music
Lineup on the event calendar
3–7 PM
Sun
Music Bingo
Hosted by Charm City Entertainment · Free to play, prizes for winners
5–7 PM
Happy hour specials are dine-in only.
The taproom's glass garage doors looking out on the farm in winter
Open year-round. Heated taproom, plus fire pits and heaters in the beer garden.

Eat & drink

Four Falling Branch beers on a wooden table overlooking the fields
Brewed on the farm

16 rotating taps

Small-batch beer brewed right here, and the lineup changes often. We brew more than beer, too: hard cider, hard seltzer and frozen slushies, all made here.

Today's tap list →
A double cheeseburger from Hawks Hill Grill next to two pints of beer
Food on site

Hawks Hill Grill

Open every day the taproom is, until an hour before close.

See the menu →
Families relaxing in lawn chairs on the grass outside the red barn
Family friendly

Bring the whole crew.

Grown-ups get a pint. Kids get a whole farm. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets and spread out.

  • PlaygroundLet them burn off some energy
  • Farm animalsCome say hello
  • Room to run100 acres of open farm
Private events

Host your event here.

Weddings, rehearsal dinners, birthdays, company outings and reunions. Spaces for a group of six up to 120 guests, or rent the entire farm.

Check open dates
Aerial photo of the family farm in the 1940s
Highland Heights Farm, 1940s
Our story

Four generations.
One farm.

Our family has worked this land for more than a hundred years, nearly all of them as a dairy. Today the same fields grow hops for our beer, and the old barns are where we pour it.

1924
Great-grandfather buys the farm on Highland Road.
2015
The fourth generation opens Harford County's first farm brewery.
Today
100 acres, hops grown on the property, and beer poured in an 1800s barn.
Read our story →