Monday 9th of May 2011 06:19:02 PM

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Epic Brewing Co makes some wonderful beer. Unfortunately, visiting their brewery leaves a lot to be desired. Unfortunately, there's no tasting done on site, and the place is pretty much just a bottle shop. A bottle shop that sells awesome beer, but a bottle shop none the less. I'm a little bitter because I walked a couple of miles to get here from my hotel, expecting to sit at a nice tap room and get sloshed. I think Utah must have some sort of stupid rule about not having beers that are more than 4% on tap. Anyway, I had their belgian aged in chardonnay barrels with peaches and I wish I had bought a case of it. It was awesome. I also tried a Rye beer which was excellent, their porter which was excellent, and their brown rice ale which was, you guessed it, excellent. I wish they distributed in Colorado because I'd love to buy their beers.

Friday 24th of September 2010 12:51:36 PM

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So with a quick stop in Salt lake City I was bound to hit the new brewery in town. Epic Brewing. They have a bottle room up front an the production facility in the back. I was able to buy a few of there bottles and se a tad of the facility. A great place to stop at. They only have their beers there and no tasting done there at all. Easy to find lots of parking. No food just a bottle shop. Thus far I have had a few of the brews and they are super tasty. All above the old 3.2 hat Utah beers used to be brewed to. They had some all the way up to 10%. The 826 Stout was the best in my book. There are times the shelves can be bare. They are making the stuff as fast as they can and they sell out quickly. Utah must be in need of great beer.