Oct. 14 (UPI) — A baby made his debut in the parking lot of his parents’ beloved microbrewery in Michigan, and in a delightful twist, the establishment crafted a special brew to celebrate the little one.

Aaron and Kyle Baker were en route from Vicksburg to Bronson Methodist Hospital in Kalamazoo on the day they expected their baby to arrive when they realized they would not reach the hospital in time.

They quickly called for an ambulance and parked at One Well Brewing, their favorite microbrewery, where baby Forrest Wells Baker entered the world just moments later.

“We’ve been joking that Forrest just wanted to swing by for a quick beer on the way to the hospital, just like his dad would,” Kyle Baker told MLive. “When people first heard, everybody thought we were just sitting in here having a beer when I went into labor.”

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To honor the arrival of baby Forrest Wells, One Well Brewing crafted a blood orange blonde ale. His parents were invited to come help mix the brew at the brewery. The beer, named Special Delivery, is set to be tapped later this month.

Chris O’Neill, the owner of One Well, humorously noted that while baby Forrest Wells will have to wait another 21 years to savor a pint, his birth might just bring him “free beer for life.”

“The One Well Promise is, if a baby is born in the parking lot, that baby gets free beer for life,” he remarked.