Tuesday 28th of May 2013 09:28:05 AM

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Went here over the weekend. It was a good environment but a little weird for a brew pub. They did not have samplers/flights nor would they give me a sample of a beer when I asked. The bartender/waitress said she would get fired if she gave me a little taste, never heard of anything like that so if this score is bad it is because of that.

I think they had 9 beers on tap. I had a half pint of the Porter and Bourbon Barrel Scotch ale and my wife had a pale ale. Both of mine were good and the pale ale was ok. I got a growler of Porter to go.

Sunday 25th of July 2010 06:33:00 PM

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Draft beers are all served in small 8 oz. flared pilsner glasses, so to complain about lack of "samples" is moot.

July 2010:
Made a point to stop in and sample the house brews after hearing they had recovered from the flooding in '08. It just happened to be "piano lunch tuesday" and we were serenaded by a live pianist during our visit. Noticed they also have homemade bread available now, and the pub had a new layout with booths along the wall. Sat at the bar and admired the shelf of breweriana, lots of Hacker Pschorr krugs and some Old Gold glasses.

Selection was much improved, and the majority of the house brews were interesting. Standouts were the IPA, Bourbon Scotch Ale, and Smoked Porter.

A great establishment worth a detour, especially if escaping the Dells nearby.

07-07-2008
As of July 2008, recent flooding has damaged the brewing equipment in the basement. They hope to be up and running again this fall for football season.

Stopped in July 4th weekend, and it was a ghost town. We grabbed a table and ordered off the limited menu. BLT and the walleye special were tasty. There were daily specials on the back of the menu, friday was a fish fry.

There were a bunch of classic NFL team flags around, with the usual neon signs and mirrors. Some breweriana on the walls, framed prints of vintage advertising brands such as Old Gold. There was even a classic sign hanging above the side entrance. A shelf of beer glasses and clay krugs lined the wall behind the bar. A window under the tiny stage looked onto fermenting tanks below.

Without the house beers on tap, it was hard to judge selection. They have some basic options in bottles from WI breweries such as Capital and Leinie's mostly. Summit, Pyramid, Anchor, and a few other mixed micros. A handful of bottled imports as well. I'll have to return when they're brewing again.

Friday 20th of April 2007 03:04:20 PM

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This is a great place to come for some of the best hand crafted beers in Southern Wisconsin. Try a round of pool and turn up the jukebox and don't forget to look at the Giant Mural on the side of the Corner Pub in Reedsburg. Awesome burgers, huge menu and perfect selection of just a few craftbrews! I reccommend the Bourbon Barrel BLonde! YUMMY! If you are in Reedsburg make sure to come by the Corner Pub and remember, you're only 20 minutes from the Dells.