Saturday 28th of November 2015 09:09:22 AM

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The Alpine Dog Brewing building is tall one-story brick with large windows set in a gray facade. Parking is metered along the street. Their triangular black logo sign is over the entrance. The interior has a pain concrete floors and high white ceiling with wooden columns. The place is dog friendly - encouraged even - as evidence by the pet odor. The large windows let in plenty of light and there is a row of high top tables along the front. In the center is a grey concrete bar with 13 metal chairs. The walls are decorated with alpine themed photos of trees, mountains and snow sports. Eclectic rock background music is playing, and there is a shelf with plenty of cards and board games to play. They do not have a kitchen, but there are casual places to eat nearby. The staff is adequate and knowledgeable about their beer. The brewing equipment is located in a large partitioned area behind the bar. In front are the midsize stainless steel brewing vessels, and back on the left is a row of four stainless steel fermenters. A large chalkboard behind the bar on the cold room wall lists their 11 house beers on tap. These are available by glass, sampler flight, or growler. The quality is good, and the beer tends to be clean and easy drinking. I especially enjoyed their IPA. Cheers!