"Explore the depth of beer": That's the slogan at this Delray Beach brewery founded by Dustin Jeffers, Bo Eaton, Chris Gove, and Peter Agardy in 2013. A team of Floridians, the group is not only dedicated to brewing fun, approachable beers, but it's their mission to advocate marine conservation by supporting local agencies like the Coastal Conservation Association of Florida, the Surfrider Foundation, and the Ocean Foundation’s SeaGrass Grow program. Earlier this year, Saltwater made both local and national news when it became the first brewery to use innovative "edible" six-pack rings they designed. Their way of promoting the use of sustainable beer packaging, the six-pack rings are 100 percent biodegradable, constructed from barley and wheat ribbons left over from the brewing process. That's also why each of their flagship brews has a sea-inspired name, from the core beers like the Screamin' Reels American IPA to the Sea Cow Milk Stout. Starting next week, you can also find Saltwater's LocAle, an easy-drinking American blonde ale and the latest to join their other core beers in Florida distribution, in a can.