Best place to get a beer on the planet. people are awesome, and they rotate their beers frequently. Every Week there is a new beer on tap. Staff and the people that drink there are incredibly friendly. If you are an asshole customer, you will be called out for it, which is why I love the place. read more

We were in the area and stopped at Beaver Brewery which is an hour from us but worth the stop. Walk in and feel like I went back to the 90's. The owner has a 90's vibe going with posters on the wall and other decorations. Which is positive to me knowing the 90's was my time of growing from a teenager and ending with an engagement. This place had different places to sit from couches to tables and chairs. They had different beers on taps. Wife had a sangria and I had two different hazy IPA's which I liked them both. Jason sat down with us and chatted about the brewery. Told us they been here for 11 years. Told us everything the owner was doing. Positive changes. Provided us with a map of local brewery passports in the area and in Ohio. Provided some recommendations to different breweries and likewise from our end. Since this was the 80th microbrewery that we've visited in the Pittsburgh region. We almost have them all visited. Goals for 2023. This place is a good stop. They have fooleries next door and nearby to visit. We will come back while in the area. Jason was great.. read more

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Our craft beer advetures takes Steven and myself to Beaver Brewing Company. This proved to be a different experience with noting. We had the Roggenbier which is a style and recipe I see very little of in our craft beer drinking experiences. It's very similar to a Hefeweizen but rye is put into the recipe instead. It was a very intriguing outing having this kind of beer and had a nice, smooth light flavor to it. I definitely need to give kudos to the brewery for making something out of the ordinary which I feel like it's a rut that I feel I fall into by trying the same and mainstream beer styles time and time again. read more

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I was seriously UNDERWHELMED! The beers weren't even just ok and in fact tasted flat or old. With that said, we had one that was a semi-ok, (if comparing to an "As Seen on TV" make your own beer at home kit) a watermelon pour. It had flavor (dull) and it wasn't something that made me want to get up and jump for joy. I was also UNDERWHELMED by the decor and layout, this place is nothing short of a dump. Cheesy, carnival style posters from the 80s on the walls (think 80s big hair chicks in bikinis), furniture and sofas from the 70s and 80s that no one wanted in their homes back then. Nothing chic or vintage or stylish about this place at all. Actually I felt like I was in some junky remote hunting cabin in the woods. Not a place anyone would want to be. Could have been out of a B horror movie scene. The people were rude too. It's one of those small-town Beaver County yinzer places where everyone literally knows each other and all of their business. No one was interested in being nice to us or chatting it up with us and believe me we tried. We were absolutely treated like outsiders by the patrons as well as the two arrogant bartenders. It was almost as if they couldn't be bothered by serving us; as though they didn't need or want our business. We left after each having a beer. I will add a positive, just before we were leaving a lovely woman originally from the UK was there and we chatted it up with her for a bit. Honestly if it wasn't for her it would have been a complete nightmare. Maybe they will get it together but it seems unlikely since they have a built-in crown of yocals that they cater to... which explains the low quality beer and atmosphere. Do yourself a favor and steer clear of this mess. read more

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The blueberry saison was amazing!! This is our 5th brewery of the day, and it is easily my favorite. The brewers were super nice and welcoming. Very affordable as well. Dave liked the IPA. We will definitely stop back when we are in the area. Their tagline is "The home of being different," and the beer selections ran true with rare but interesting combinations. They were fantastic. read more

I've been here a half dozen times over the years, always hoping I'll like it more than I did. I've had dozens of their beers. I'm sure I'll try some more down the road. But it's almost always because I'm happy that Beaver Falls has a (nano)brewery. Despite the fact that the owner literally wrote a book on nano-breweries (as BBC's defenders AND the owner are quick to point out), I always feel like most of the beers exist solely because they're different. And they *are* different. I think that alone deserves a modicum of praise; Beaver Brewing isn't pumping out yet another average APA or passable brown ale. The beers here are funky. This can be a good thing, if done right. Dogfish Head is an easy and well-known example of doing weird right. (And, even then, DFH makes missteps.) But what could look mind-blowing on paper always ends up (to me, at least) undrinkable at Beaver Brewing. Even a few beers that I initially enjoyed eventually made me want to wash my mouth out. As for the brewery itself, it's kind of a cool space...but has perpetually felt unfinished, despite being open now for, what...a decade? It's really dark too, and not in a cozy way (more like a creepy, abandoned hardware store way). I've enjoyed some of the food I've had there--the cheese and meat boards are often really good. And some of the staff are friendly...unless they're not. (My experience is evenly split between really nice staff and people I want to avoid interacting with.) I loved the years I spent living in Beaver Falls, which is why I'd definitely give this place another try. Hoping, you know, something will be different. I'll keep hoping, I guess. read more

Some delicious beer tap choices and yummy cocktails. Friendly service. Enjoyed our visit!

Went here with my brother. It was fantastic. We each had two flights plus four pints. Not only was the beer good, but so were the ciders. Both the owner and the cider guy were there that night and they spent a lot of time talking with us. Which made me happy because my brother is a home brewer and he really had some good conversation about brewing with them. The food we had was good too. I will gladly go back. read more

Once I saw Beaver Brewing Company featured as one of the best nano breweries in Food and Wine magazine, it shot to the top of my list of things to do. I knew I had my Friday free and was planning on a few beers anyway. Once the decision was made, I saw on Facebook that they were releasing 3 new beers that day as part of a bartender challenge (each bartender was given the chance to brew their own beer). It was as if they knew I was coming. And I knew there was no turning back. With the new Adele CD cued up in my car, I made the 45 minute drive in order to arrive shortly after their scheduled opening at 4pm. I easily found street parking and entered the taproom. There are several tables but I took a seat at the bar. The bartender Nate and owner Dan are more than happy to talk beer, theirs or otherwise. I enthusiastically ordered a flight (5 samples of my choice) that included the 3 beers of the bartender challenge along with the Brown Note (an English brown) and Chamomile Wheat. Bartender Jason created an Irish ale called Horny Sheepherder that tastes much like an Irish red but was called an ale because it doesn't really have that reddish coloring. Don't worry, it didn't affect the taste. Bartender Tyler came up with Not Your Stepfather's Birch Beer using all natural ingredients. It sounded like they weren't sure how it would turn out but let me assure you, it turned out just fine. Bartender Nate it seems has a bit more experience resulting in my favorite of the three, his Chocolate Hazelnut Porter he dubbed Chocolate Haze. And I decided this before he offered me a piece of hazelnut pie. They also have a small menu but you can also bring in food (there's a pizza place next door). Sadly, most of Beaver Falls is a barren wasteland. Fortunately, Beaver Brewing Company is a shining beacon. I did deducted one star for the rather out of the way location and limited hours. But if you like craft brews, find the time to follow the light to this local brewery with some great beer. read more

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Stopped in here on a road trip to sample the beer (had heard good things). While I agree that the beer is generally good, the overall experience has room for improvement. First, the town of Beaver Falls is decaying. A walk down 7th Avenue will take you past numerous abandoned buildings and crumbling infrastructure. I realize it is in the Rust Belt, but seeing that sort of impoverishment is a buzz kill, even when sipping on the best of beers. Second, Beaver Brewing touts its location in Beaver Falls as a brewpub (or at least it does on its website). Every other brewpub I have been to has food. I realize that the margins on food are not as high as alcohol, but it detracts from the experience nevertheless. Finally, the bar itself is dirty, both in terms of the grime on the countertop and the tasteless Playboy paraphernalia strewn from the pinball machines at the front door to the pinup of Jenny McCarthy in the bathroom. This is not somewhere I would go on a date. Maybe it's not your typical Beaver County bar...but maybe it is. read more

Was looking forward to stopping in on our trip through the area... what a let down. It was dirty and cluttered like an old basement, the owner was arrogant when asked what was on tap..."it's on the board". Asked for a sample,"we don't give samples, you get it or you don't, we are going to sell it out if you get it or not. It was like we stopped by a strangers garage uninvited for beers. 4 or 5 regulars and a couple staff took up what little seating they had. Was not looking to be stroked we were looking to enjoy a good craft after a long day on the road. Just not a pleasant visit and from trying to have a conversation with the owner I honestly think he could care less. read more

A bit disappointed. Planned stop on trip from Detroit to Seven Springs and was attracted to this brewery based on the tap list found on the website. I was keen to try the blueberry rye. Nope, not available. Asked for another...only available in can. I settled for the porter which rates average. Recommendation to the establishment...keep the list up-to-date. Came in with a higher bar than you could meet today. read more

While Beaver Brewing wasn't my favorite craft brewery on my now nearly complete (one to go!) brewery tour, it still meets the "A-OK" criteria for sure. Hey, they have beer on tap! The atmosphere, ambience, and general impression isn't Spoonwood or some of the other local breweries' quality, but they do have a reasonable draft list, especially if you're looking for beers that are not hoppy. When I asked, the owner told me they really don't do hoppy beers here. That's ok, I can find something to drink, and I did! I had a few samples including an interesting rye Hefeweizen brew called Roggenbier then settled on the Barrel Aged Nelson Sauvin Pale Ale aged in oak Chardonnay barrels. It was certainly worthy of drinking more than one! But I was the DD so.... I was able to have a few(?) sips of my wife's pint of Chocolate Hazelnut porter and have to say it was really good! I think I might have been more inclined to give them the extra star if they had at least one IPA on tap but understand that a small brewery can run out as they indicated they had. But they sure must be doing something right since they've been there for 6 years! If you find yourself in the area, you'd be well advised to stop in and say hi and grab a beer or two. You won't regret it! read more

Beer is fantastic. And you know what? It tastes even better when it's brewed right in your back yard. Every time I've stopped in they've had a switch-up in their selection and I haven't encountered a bad brew yet. A few of my favorite things: the beer flight comes in the shape of Beaver County and they had a "Man-Up Maple" which is their Maple Brown Porter with a shot of maple mead. It's one of those drinks that you end up having five of after you've said, "I'm only having one." and "Just one more please." read more

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The beers are some of the best around and that is what brings me back. The atmosphere is nothing to write home about. I really wish they had food so you don't have to bring in stuff in to eat. Maybe someday! MS Chicken Shack, by the library, has really good chicken and sides and D&G Pizza is right next door. There is a Thai place over by Subway. Edit: They are offering a very limited amount of food now. I've had the meat and cheese tray, which left me unimpressed, and a flatbread pizza, which was pretty decent. Back to the beer..... It is top notch. I've been pleasantly surprised by the double peanut butter stout. I expected it to be overly sweet, but it is very subtle and nicely done. I'm also a big fan of their "smoked" porter. All of the beer is really well done. I wish they had some inexpensive glass growlers on hand instead of just the stainless ones. It would be nice to be able to pop in unplanned and get a growler filled or to be able to pick one up and take to a friend's and leave. You can do that with $5 glass. Not so much with the expensive stainless ones. I'm a little confused by another review stating people had kids there. In the past there has been a sign on the door stating no kids, and I've never personally seen kids in there. Maybe that has changed? I'd check on it before showing up with the family. I've messaged them thru facebook in the past and had a quick response. Edit: The last time I stopped in they had 32oz glass growlers. I think they were $4 plus the cost of the fill. I got one filled with the Habinero IPA, which was one of the best hot pepper beers I've had. read more

...great beer made on premises. Several wild selections with chamomile and few other odd additions. The place is barren, but remember what you came in for. Several selections from Arsenal Cider and a good wine selection. The $6.50 cheese plate can be missed, but it was the first time I had Sage Darby. Great bartender and an upper crust clientele rounded out a fine evening with my wife. Food can be brought in. read more

The hidden gem of beaver falls. A great place to have a good beer that's delightfully different. Talk to the friendly regulars that are usually at the bar, its a good place for some intelligent conversation. read more

Beaver Brewing has some of the freshest, most flavorful, tastiest and most nutritious Beer I have ever tasted. I traveled the country and the world consistently for 30 + years and had some of the best beers one could find in multiple locations including but not limited to the UK, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Estonia, Australia, New Zealand, Brasil, Argentina, etc. So refreshing to find a world class quality product in Beaver County we can be proud of and quench our thirst as well. Varied selection and sampler servings tray keeps it exciting and never boring. read more

The beer just tasted dirty. Tried flagship beers, as well as one-offs and couldn't find one to fill my growler. They still have a lot to figure out. read more

Interesting (and very good) rotating beer selection. Some are outside the expected pale ale/porter/stout pattern in ways are delightful. The brewer uses rare hops to good effect, but the rarity means that beer you really like doesn't happen often or maybe ever again. I go there frequently. read more

The beer was almost undrinkable. We shared a sampler and couldn't find a single one to get a pint of. We asked for food at 4:55 at were told the kichen did't open until 5pm. Decor was unususal. Felt like we were in the basement of someone who still lived with their mom. read more

Ok beer, although the watermelon beer tasted like it was made in the kitchen- wait, it's craft beer. It was made in the kitchen. Atmosphere is non-existent, the male owner was pushy and impolite, but the pinball machines rocked. I would return just for those. Weird clientele. There were families with little kids eating take-out food at the tables and yuppies at the bar. We each had a sampler and left for Z Pub. read more