He that drinketh strong beer and goes to bed right mellow,

Lives as he ought to live and dies a hearty fellow.

Come, landlord, fill the flowing bowl until it does run over,

For tonight we’ll merry, merry be -

Tomorrow we’ll get sober!

- Old Song.

The Prodigal Brewing Company is among New Hampshire’s smallest breweries, and thus is in the best of arms of stout comrades. Every town naturally deserves its own public house, at a minimum going rate of one or more per capita, to loyally serve the palates of their countrymen. So if you’re e’er in need of ale or beer, and are by rare chance at the byway of Old Candia Road, stop in for a tipple.

Draught, Today

Take a look in Chit-Chat to read all about the recipes, and scope The Cellar to find what is presently offered in bottles.

Pints are $6 apiece; $8 if marked with an *

Flights are $10 apiece for 4 choices

Growlers go for $25 (bring your own please; any)

Pets At The Prodigal

Please refrain from bringing your dogs or other animals to The Prodigal, as there are goats (and eventually chickens) on the premises, and the presence of other tends to animals agitate them.

Thank you kindly for your cooperation.