Cool newer brewery off of the beaten path yet right off US-22. Had to google to find breweries…read morenear me while passing thru and found this gem. Only have 3 beers on tap due to dealing with covid but all are tasty. I had the red ale, one of the finer ones. The location is in an old home built in 1806 which is awesome.....love the history. Food truck on site. Will be back when they have more beers.

Awesome Place! Beer is great! The atmosphere here is relaxed and the bartender is beyond…read moreknowledgeable!

"How do you not know who Mazeroski is?" I ask my brother, who meets us at Hightower Brewing, the…read morehometown of Mazeroski. He shrugs, not being much of a sports fan. We were looking to get out of the house on a bright winter's day. We made the trip out to Hightower and arrived at a plain building. Inside, we happily found a cozy tasting room, and out the back doors was a good outdoor space. Staff was extremely friendly. BYOF or food truck sometimes!

A great spot to try if you like sours, stouts, and sunshine!! They have a nice outdoor space with…read morepicnic tables and a mix of shady spots and ones with direct sunlight. They also have a few high top barrels to put your drinks on along with a cornhole set up. Their own food truck was available at 4pm on the Saturday we visited, but we didn't get to try anything because we had recently eaten. The beer selection definitely leaned towards sours and stouts, but they had a few other options, as well. There was one guy working behind the bar and luckily it wasn't too crowded. We waited maybe a minute or two before he poured our beers. He was super friendly and helped to provide suggestions and samples. We loved the color of the berry seltzer, but did not love the flavor.. I'd recommend the tangerine sour, for sure!

Awesome Trailside spot right off the bike trail with two lots for parking. Inside the taproom is…read moresmall but nice, and plenty of seating. Very clean and loved the vibes. I had two dogs so had to order then go outside, which was rough with the long line. Plenty of picnic tables, but the ground is wood chips surrounded by woods so wasn't great for dogs honestly as they wanted to dig. Got the $3 pretzel and it was good, came with cheese and they wanted it for you! Beer was alright, not my favorite, but it was a dark Kolsh which would not be my go to if I knew it was a darker style.

Awesome space! Rotating food trucks or bring your own food. Sits right along the Montour Trail!…read moreIndoor and outdoor seating available. Delicious craft beers and ciders.

This is such a great establishment. Greenhouse, brewery, winery, gift shop. People were playing…read moregames, sitting outside and just enjoying the atmosphere. The staff made me a special drink with a sugar rim and umbrella.

This place has everything that you need from plants, to pastries, beer and wine. How much better…read moredoes it get. We stopped as I had this place on my radar for a while to try the beer out. i had a sample of 4 small beers and my wife had 4 wines. $7 each for the sampling. I thought the beers were good. Liked the one that I think is the standard "Nippy Tipple" all of the beers and brewery itself is around the theme of coal mining. The wines were very good as well. My wife and daughter loved the greenhouse obtaining flowers and plants that they thought were a good fit and purchased. I'll be back to obtain some wine supplies as I see that they sell. Overall good experience, like to come back and have more time to enjoy the beer.

My mom and I went to Raccoon Creek Winery and Coal Tipple Brewery on Christmas Eve. When we…read morearrived, the staff was really friendly and told us they were giving each person a free glass of wine or pour of beer and free snacks. We went with a beer flight to sample a variety of beers and two free wine pours (peach apricot Chardonnay and pomegranate). All the beers and wines were great. Our favorites in the beer flight were the peanut butter porter and Apple Mine Drainage. I ended up buying some bottles of wine to take home. As I purchased these, the staff went above and beyond offering to carry the box to the car for us, even though that wasn't necessary. I look forward to returning the next time I'm in the area to try some of their other seasonal beers. They also have a nice porch and patio outdoor seating area for the spring and summer months. My mom wants to check out the greenhouse too. My only complaint (and it's a small one) was that I was unable to purchase a bottle of the pomegranate wine. It was awesome, and I was hoping to buy a bottle of it as a gift for a friend.

This is a nice little establishment just outside of the city and literally like 10 minutes from…read moreRobinson Township. It's very relaxing and peaceful inside and outside, you almost feel like you are out in the country somewhere. They make their wine and beer on site, which is awesome. There's lots of seating to choose from both in and outdoors as well. We sat inside because it was super hot. They have a little gift shop area where they sell their wines, there's a small area where they sell baked goods as well. The only suggestion is to have some light music or something playing because we expected it to be slow on a Monday, but there was no noise in the entire place.

We've been meaning to try Allusion Brewery in Allison Park, and finally made the leap...right past…read morethe Dollar Tree and Driver's License Center in the strip mall. Yes, it's a strip mall, but don't let that fool you. Allusion is a beer oasis tucked between life's greatest challenges: renewing your license and resisting discount snacks. Inside, it's clean, cozy, and no frills, which is exactly what you want when the beer is doing all the talking. And let me tell you, the beer has a lot to say. We tried the 1810 Oktoberfest and As You Wish (which made me feel like I was being serenaded by Wesley from The Princess Bride), and both were excellent. We also grabbed a Buffalo Chicken Wrap and a Reuben, each paired with a cup of clam chowder that was creamy, comforting, and possibly made with magic (or butter, which is basically the same thing). The proprietor was friendly, knowledgeable, and doing everything short of brewing the beer mid-conversation. Honestly, if he'd started juggling pint glasses, I wouldn't have been surprised. Long story short: the beers are top-notch, the food hits the spot, and the vibe is low-key awesome. Allusion has earned a spot on our regular rotation, and possibly a spot in our hearts.

"Watching people practice parallel parking is interesting," we comment, looking away from the TVs…read moreshowing our MLB team getting swept again. The brewery is a couple of doors down from a DMV license testing so people come to practice. Sad that we'd rather watch amateur parallel parking versus professional baseball. Anyway, this is a great spot. Full food menu, beer, wine, cocktails, comfortable seating, tin roof, friendly staff. Regular trivia nights. Lots of board games and beer varietals on tap. We will be happy to be back.

"What's an Appalachian IPA?" I ask, having lived in Appalachia my entire life, never having heard…read morethat beer style. "Just a beer brewed in Appalachia," she responds. I order it, and enjoy it. It's been a number of years since I've been to Wheeling. The first exit across the suspension bridge from Ohio, it's a beautiful town directly on the Ohio River. The brewery is a cool spot tucked in downtown, a quick detour off of the highway. There's indoor + outdoor seating and an air conditioning that pumps freezing air, a welcome treat on a 90+ degree day. They have a wide array of beer styles and friendly service. Years ago there were a couple of breweries in wheeling, but unfortunately the bartender said most of them have closed now. Hopefully the scene is reviving!

They have some great fresh food atmosphere is good staffs friendly helpful good value ambiance is…read morecasual services are great their good for community

Stopped by on our way home from visiting the Amish Country and so glad we did. The food, service…read moreand atmosphere were amazing. Would definitely visit again!

Got the rangoons and they were delicious! Our waitress was attentive and the beers were definitely…read moredelicious ! I would love to go back.

"If you go to a German Brewery in the middle of nowhere Ohio and there are German speaking people…read moredominating the bar, you know it's a good brewery," a member of my party commented. We stopped at Wooly Pig on a Friday afternoon. The farm was an excellent place for the kids to get some energy out with disc golf and space to run. There are indoor bathrooms with changing tables for the smaller kids. Beers are fresh and bartenders were quick. We really enjoyed our stop. It's a bit steamy outside so wear sunscreen!

If there's a heaven, this would be its beer garden. Such an incredible, peaceful spot with plenty…read moreof seating enjoying great weather. Loved all the little huts out back. Would love to just grab some games and some beers and just chill. Beer was great and I enjoyed them in a flight, especially their IPL. Cons: paraphrasing Ian Malcolm- "there are pigs at this brewery" as they were a shy this afternoon. Not sure where they were but didn't get a chance to see them. Obviously not a detractor from this place as the grounds are impressive enough. Also, whoever created the logo needs an award. One of the best brewery logos I've even seen and I was lucky to grab their last magnet.

This place has been on my list of places to check out. We've never been to the area to visit…read morebreweries. We find a location and try to visit the breweries in the area. My wife asked me if I heard of this place and I said yes, she said we got to go there. That was music to my ears. We stopped looked around and they have a small bar where everyone is gathered around. They have a long bar that was vacant. We got a flight of beers, ipa, jalapeño, Irish ted and a lager. The jalapeño beer was awesome. We got a four pack to go. I asked who was the owner how long they been here and he said 8 years. The one owner said that this was his last day. Found out that they sold the brewery to new owners. They will stick around as the new owners get going. But the name will change in due time. I'm happy we got to check it out under the original ownership. The one thing is inside everything is quite older. It could use some modernization. We will come back once the name changes and we have another Brewery to mark off our checklist.

I have to tell you that I am really digging this place. The beers are really, really, really good!…read moreWe trekked out from Bloomfield because we were in the area for a grad party and to say we were pleased is an understatement. The brewery itself is spacious and the concept made me feel like we were hanging out in a friend's basement gameroom/bar. That's a good thing. Definitely has a vintage vibe happening. We met with and were served by one of the Petrucci brothers and we got to talk with him at length about the brewery, their pours, the area, etc. Super, super friendly and nice guy. Now let's talk about the pours. I have to tell all of you that the beers are spectacular. We loved each one that we tried. If you're up for adventure, this is worth a drive from Pittsburgh. Looking forward to the next time we have to make our way out to Beaver County.