Friday 8th of May 2015 04:46:23 PM

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Interesting little tap room. They do not have a formal kitchen but apparently have a food truck stationed outside regularly. Unfortunately when I visited, they were sold out of both items I tried to buy, so I can't report on the food.

I tried the IPA and porter. This brewery seems very focused on staying true to the style they are brewing. Didn't love the hop combination for their IPA, but it was just a preference, there wasn't anything wrong with it. The porter was very good for the style and very smooth.

The was a large parking lot across from the brewery.

Cool vibe and definitely a small, intimate tap room.

Monday 7th of July 2014 07:44:11 PM

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A group of us arrived mid Friday afternoon and were welcomed to the tap room. They’ve been open less than a year and already have a nice operation going with their 15 barrel system. They have beers and ciders on tap. Samplers are 6 beers for $8 or $1.50 each. They have pints for there and growlers to go. While we were there they had a good selection of beers on tap including: Porter, Pale Ale, California Common, IPA, Wit, Rye, and Weiss. They also have a seasonal IPA series being served as well as a French Cider and an English Cider. They have a serious beer barrel aging program going on with about 50 barrels aging against one wall of the tap room. The beers were all great. The ciders probably were good too but they didn’t do anything for me. The staff was very knowledgeable and professional. The tap room is no smoking; it has 6-7 tables plus about 15 seats at the bar; there are a couple TVs and a PA system for music. They have free chips and popcorn for snacking and there’s a water cooler near the front door. They don’t offer food service but you can bring your own food or order something for delivery. Food trucks are around on Fridays and Saturdays. They have Free Wi-Fi. Street parking is available or there’s a free lot across the street.