Stopped in for the fIrst time. Eating area is large open space with super high ceilings - think converted warehouse. Bar along the back wall. TVs in the bar area. Brewing system viewable from dining area. We were seated right away. Got a Flight if beers to try out. Beers were fantastic. Was surprised that food menu was a bit limited. There were definitely a variety of options but I guess I expected a bit more. Buffalo bites were ok. Spicy pickles that came with them were really good!!!! Waiter was very on top of things and helpful. All in all a good place for people who like a cool brewery beer experience. read more

When we visit our kids in Downingtown, we always enjoyed going to victory for dinner. The service WAS very good, the food perfect, the beer cold, and a great place to take kids. I mean, who wouldn't want a beer tattoo? HOWEVER, on our last visit, October, 2018 on a Saturday, we got there at 5:30. It was busy and we were told a 45 minute wait which was not a problem! We caught football games on the big screens and had a couple of cold ones. However, after an hour we checked to see why we hadn't been called....OH, WE CAN TAKE YOU NOW....hmmmm ok... The crowds had really thinned out by then, the Penn State game that everyone had been watching was over with, lots of folks were leaving, and many tables had opened up, and we settled in. We sat, and put in our order of salads and cold sandwiches. It took AN HOUR to get served. The waitress was nice but infrequent and we had to get ketchup from another table. We ravenously ate our food and then,...,.sat and waited for our bill and It was nearly 7:45. PLEASE get these problems straightened out! read more

My boyfriend and I have been coming to Victory for years. They brew their own beer in house, which ships to all parts of PA and more! I am not a big beer fan but I have always been open to trying new brews at Victory. The atmosphere is cozy and fun! The food is what you would expect, mostly bar food but I always find something I like. Will be coming back for years to come, Cheers! read more

we had an awesome time & awesome service with Lucy as our server! Lucy was friendly and attentive to our beer & food needs!!! she is always our favorite server!!! read more

Even during these challenging times, Victory made my drive from Maryland worthwhile. What an awesome place. I can't wait to bring the kids back soon. Thank you for always having great staff and most importantly the best beer I've ever had. Bringing home two cases and two growlers made this stay at home weekend perfect. read more

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Beer selection is great. Our server Regan was phenomenal, great personality and assistance in choosing a menu item. Will be back

Had a delicious meal and refreshing beer at Victory. Our waitress Lucy was friendly, patient. and quick. We will definitely come again

This place is awesome! Loved the atmosphere, the dining area and the service was top notch. Got a flight of beers. My favorite flight, the "Mild and fruity." Great selection of beer in it. The food was fantastic. I had the Chicken Schnitzel! OMG! If you go, I highly recommend it. I like some fresh tasting and light. Best of both worlds and had capers on top. The Korean wings had a great sauce on them. Done perfectly. A place That must be visited. read more

Victory Brewing Company Downingtown - Brewpubs Near Me - Downingtown, Pennsylvania

WTF!! 2nd time coming and no Hop Devil Nitro?? Hoping there aren't more changes. Been coming here since '99 and starting to not recognize the place. read more

Too big and noisy. More of a sports bar. Typical pub food. Had hopdevil IPA on nitro - but the nitro dissipated halfway through the beer. Beer and food much better at the other brewery in Town - East Branch. read more

Food was fantastic. Nachos, apps, taco tuesdays, and every other dish they've got. Great fun date place for couples that love trying flights together. Menu changes every time I go it seems with great new foods and beers to taste. Decent price for what you get, and the beer is fantastic. Service is good, timely, and laid back for the most part. read more

Victory is known for its fantastic beer selection, but food is an unheralded pleasure here as well. The pizza is unique and very good. The wings are wonderful on Wednesdays when they're half off. In three years of going weekly I've had one subpar meal, which was promptly corrected when I mentioned it to the waitress. I also enjoy taco Mondays, which they do during the summer, and trivia is Thursdays. read more

Great spot. Family friendly. Gotta love Thursday trivia. Plenty of TV's for those who need them. But also not intrusive

I'll start by saying this is our usual wing spot and happy hour place and enjoy it. But the fried chicken sandwich was quite a disappointment. This was the larger half. If paying $12 for a chicken sandwich I'd like there to be a piece of chicken larger than the slice of lettuce. read more

Victory Brewing Company Downingtown - Brewpubs Near Me - Downingtown, Pennsylvania

I tried to come here on my 21st birthday and it was later evening but not yet 8pm. They told me that they wouldn't seat us but we could try the bar that was packed. We ended up leaving and haven't been back since. read more

Really excellent beer, I absolutely recommend stopping here if you are in the area. We also took a tour that was interesting and informational. The beer was the highlight but the food was great too, wings, salads, pizza, plenty of options everyone. read more

Our family is a HUGE fan of Victory. We joke that we have our own private table - it never fails when we go with a large group we end up in the back room, at the same exact table every time! We really love going here - the service is most always great, the beers are fantastic, and the food isn't too shabby either. In fact, most of it is amazing - the fried pickles are always a fave and the wings are great! We even branched out from buffalo and tried the delicious honey sriacha, a huge hit with us! I will say that I want to love the shrimp tacos but can't do it (and I've tried them a few times), but everything else I've had has been fantastic. It's pretty awesome for a brewing company to get both the food and the beer right. read more

A group event at Victory was a great wind down after a long day. We had a tour of the brewery and a flight of all their brews. My favorites were the Festbier, a caramel Oktoberfest offering and the Prima Pilsner. Great tribute to German brewing culture and a fun location. read more

The food was good, the Beer is great. I would recomend the tour and than a good meal after... and of course try the beer samples. read more

Victory Brewing Company is the home of Downingtown, PA since 1996. I have been coming here when my family since I was a kid when it first opened. The beer is always top shelf...tastes cold and fresh off the tap. The staff is always fantastic and working hard as ever to keep each customer happy and ready for the next beer or food item. The food...well the food is always amazing no matter what you decide to eat. VBC Downingtown location has been through many visual makeovers, but the food, beer, and staff service has never changed. It has been and will always be "Locally brewed, locally loved." read more

Absolutely love this place. Thursday night Quizzo is where it's at. John, who runs Quizzo, does a great job - asks reasonable questions, moves at a great pace (almost never held over 2 hours (8-10), interacts with the patrons, loves Victory). The beer, of course, is amazing - I recommend Cloudwalker. And the food is pretty good too. The pizza is my favorite (and John the Quizzo guy). read more

Outstanding service. I went twice during my week long stay and this bar had some of the best service i have ever seen. Breelyn was our server and was an outstanding waitress. Furthermore, Luke, Collin, Eric, and Brianna were went beyond in making me and my collegues more than welcome. Cailin, you truly have an amazing staff with these five. read more

Victory will always be my number one hometown spot. As much as I want to knock a star off for getting rid of HONEY SIRACHA WINGS ( ya d*ckholez) I won't because the service and beer is TOO good. I also enjoy the Korean sauce! Great atmosphere, variety of beer, and food selections. The shrimp skewers are delicious! Favorite beers are Mad King Weiss and White Monkey! They also have a good variety of merchandise that is always changing/great for gifts! read more

First time at Victory. Mike our bartender was great. He was kind and extremely knowledgeable not only about the beer options but food as well. Will be back. Thanks Mike for making our experience unforgettable read more

If this review had a title it would be: That One Time Chad And Meg Tried To Go To Hooters And Ended Up At Victory Instead So Chad and I went to see Up! on Saturday and I made some joke about going to Hooters afterwards to balance out the wholesomeness. My friend Catherine and I developed this strange appreciation for Hooters after we tried (and failed) to see Brokeback Mountain at some movie theater in bumblefuck nowhere and it was the only place in the area open that late. And since Chad has never visited any of their fine locations, we decided it was high time for some racks and wings. Unfortunately (or perhaps fortunately), we ended up getting on the PA turnpike. Don't ask how we make driving mistakes like this, they just happen. So of course you can't just get off the turnpike, there's like 15 miles between exits. So the next place we can get off the road is Downingtown, so we're like, "fuck it, we're going to Victory." I had visited Victory previously when it was under construction and I wasn't terribly impressed. Although Victory is definitely in my top 5 domestic breweries, I think Atlantic Brewery (in Bar Harbor, ME) has spoiled me forever in terms of tours. We were too late for a guided tour this time, so we settled for dinner and drinks. I have to say, the renovation has definitely improved the place, even the food was better than last time. Our server, whose name I forget, was awesome. He was attentive, but clearly made sure not to interrupt our conversation. Although the thrice fries are really good, we decided to split a pizza and a salad. It was lady's choice so we got the caesar salad and the liguria pizza (chicken & pesto). The salad was good, it wasn't overdressed at all. The pizza was better than I was expecting, definitely better than what I can get in Philly. The crust could have been a bit chewier, but it was over all very well made. For dessert, we split a chocolate-chipotle cake made with Storm King. We paid $3 for what would have cost $7 in the city and it was very good. We would have appreciated more heat, but we're hard to please in that area. For beer, Chad had a sampler of specialty brews they had crafted for a conference, plus the Abbey 6. I helped him drink it because I'm such a good girlfriend. I ordered myself a Baltic Thunder, since it is one of my favorite beers. There was another porter on tap that I almost got, but then I realized it was a smoked porter and I don't like beer that tastes like bacon. So, no boobs this time, but at least we have a growler of Abbey 6 in our fridge. read more

Assigning one rating to Victory's brewpub is difficult. On the one hand you have the beer. It's so good. So very very very good. Last night I enjoyed a Donnybrook Stout that was like drinking chocolate milk. Of course you can drink Victory beer all over Philly, but only the brewpub has the full selection. Beer = Ten (million) Stars. Then there's the food. It's never been particularly good. The pizzas are decent. The trice fries (sweet potato, regular & fried leeks) are sometimes good and sometimes bad. Everything else is either passable at best or downright gross. Last night we made the mistake of ordering black bean burgers (stupid me, it was the best entree among our party of four the last time I had eaten there). The server asked us if we wanted cheese on them. He went through a long list of available cheeses, including "gruyere with crimini mushrooms" and "mozzarella with chipotle." Well, that sounds interesting! Almost like a Monk's veggie burger, right? *wrong* He didn't mention that all of the "cheeses" are actually "cheese sauces." Mushy, flavorless black bean burger topped with white velveeta with two mushrooms tossed in? Yeah, no thanks. Very much double plus ungood. Food = one-and-a-half stars. Moving on to the decor/ambience. Post-remodeling, the space is pretty attractive now. At either end of the bar there are these giant copper domes that apparently used to be on the top of czechoslovakian beer vats or something. However, the buidling seems even more cavernous than it used to, and it's ear-splittingly noisy. If you go during the dinner hour there are children everywhere. If you go later, there are bros everywhere. Whatever, you're here for the beer. And since you're a fan of the beer, you should know that there's an onsite gift shop where you can pick up cold cases of beer. For some reason, they've kind of hidden it with the new renovation. It's back by the bathrooms. Overall ambience = three stars. The service. Yes, the servers are young and sometimes ditzy. They don't know much about the beer. The hostesses are even younger and ditzier. I've been told that it will be a 30-minute-wait, gone up to the bar to order beer, and been seated two minutes later. I've also been told that it will be "twenty" minutes only to have that stretch out into forty minutes. This is less of an issue in the remodeled restaurant because of the expanded seating. Service = two-and-a-half stars. Somehow this all adds up to a four star review. Must be the beer. read more

Beer is one thing that can motivate me to get out of Philadelphia. Victory Brewery was definitely worth the trip! The brewery is located in what looks like a normal commercial park area. We ended up parking a short walk from the brewery because there were a lot of cars there. Once inside THERE WERE KIDS EVERYWHERE. This is the reason I cannot give this place a 5. Literally soccer teams of children were at this brewery. Usually, I can understand a couple out with one or two kids but the children seemed to outnumber the adults here. Anyway, we grabbed a beer and headed on the tour. It was pretty cool getting to see the tank and it definitely excited my inner chemical engineer. No free samples - but whatever. We got seated after the tour and ordered a flight of beers. I think my favorite was the Tart Ten. I also liked Cage Radler - but at 3% it might only be suitable at the beach. Overall, once you get past the large amount of children this place is pretty cool. I want to visit again but I need to hit some other breweries first :) read more

Brunch with Santa was quite the mistake. We had reservations for 12:00, and were unapologetically sat at 1:05. Actually 8 of our party of 10 were sat. We had to find our own chairs for two of our party. I'm sure I'll be back kefor a couple beers and some wings, but will never spend $28 to wait over an hour past our reservation for some dry eggs and a quick pick with the jolly big guy ever again. 12/15 Update: Victory was very quick to reach out and apologize. They made no excuses and seemed genuinely upset that they let us down. I've been many times and will go many more. Good food, great beer and attentive staff invested in every customer being happy with their Victory experience. read more

The good: 10-beer sampler split with my Dad, Golden Monkey on draft, trice fries, the pizzas, the store in the back. The bad: lack of knowledgeable servers (our sampler's order was not what she told us), the spring rolls, not getting our water refilled. The ugly: my Mom's cheesesteak, way too many people waiting at the bar, my level of inebriation due to lack of water. I would come back, but only for the beer selection, and only with a designated driver. read more

Amazing beer and a good location with plenty of parking. I happen to live down the street so walking is my preference. Nonetheless, their IPAs can't be beat. The beer selection is constantly changing and seasonal -- but they keep their standard flagships around like the Hopdevil and Golden Monkey -- two of my personal favorites. Their fries and aioli sauce are unbelievable. Love their hummus platter too and the pizzas are a solid choice. read more

When it came to choosing a college, i had very picky criteria. I needed a smaller school, with a good science dept, that had a good basketball team and a marching band. My parents... well they were willing to shell out the money as long as it had two things a)a good basketball team and b) a nearby brewpub. Having a very good brew pub nearby was just more incentive to visit! Looking back, maybe i should have chose somewhere that didn't..... There were many a parents weekends and Sunday afternoon lunches spent at Victory, about half an hour from Villanova. We got to know some of the bartenders and a brewer even let me go back and help him brew! Needless to say every time we've been here, the people have been amazingly friendly and helpful. We went this weekend for fathers day and I was so impressed with their new facility. Its huge! When we got there at 1130 they were still serving brunch and had a fantastic brunch menu but we weren't really in the mood for that and decided to wait for dinner. We got some fruit and potatoes to tide us over until lunch. I would say there was maybe 15 people in the whole place. Their lunch menu is smaller, but still tasty. Their double stuffed burger looked absolutely awesome. I opted for the jerk chicken sandwich which was very tasty... just slightly spicy! My mom got a pizza, which they always do a really good job with. I thought the food had definitely improved. Then their is of course the beers.... they have everything you could potentially want. My favorite is the Prima Pills, very light and refreshing. They have a huge book that describes in detail all of the styles of beer so that you know what you're getting in to before you order. I think that's very helpful. By the time we left the place was PACKED. There was a huge line and standing room only at the bar. Guess my dad wasn't the only one who just wanted beer for fathers day... I can definitely see how this place could get crowded and the wait time could be ridiculous, but i think its worth the wait :) read more

We keep making the drive again and again out to Downingtown for victory goodness. The food is delicious. You basically can't go wrong with anything on their menu. Highlights: the pretzel. You need to have one. It's the best pretzel I've had in America. -the nachos...not soggy!!! -the burgers....this is the kind of burger you splurge for and go ahead and eat because your fat and calorie intake will not be wasted on a lame burger. -The Jerk Grinder- always a favorite -the Berry Salad- perfect for my gluten free vegan mother in law. I haven't even started with the beer selection! Make sure you buy a growler and bring your favorite beer home. The selection rotates with seasonal highlights but they always have their standard fare. It's worth the trip to Downingtown. Just get off your couch and head to Victory! read more

I have been drinking Victory's beer long before going to the brewery and I really do think they brew great beer, so I had some high expectations for the brewery. Sad to say, though, it did not live up to my expectations. I went on a Saturday night and the place was packed with what largely felt like families with lots and lots of kids. It felt like being at a suburban chain restaurant, not the brewery that makes those amazing beers I love to drink. There seemed to be a complete lack of focus on the beer. To be sure, I came for the beer, not the food. I have been to many breweries, so my expectations are for a place that focuses on the beer and those that are of drinking age. If they have food, it is not the sole focus. I strongly encourage all to go and grab some Victory beer but I would not recommend visiting the brewery. As a small side note, when I go to drinking place, I do not like to drive. I took the train and walked; it would be nice if they focused just a little bit on the walker. I had to walk through a violent sea of mini vans all vying for the closest parking space...just to reach the doors...after entering, one had to forge the former occupants of said mini vans (and SUVs). read more

Believe it or not but it's my first visit to the plant in Downingtown. I've had the beer more times than I can count but for some reason just never made over to the next town to try right from the teet. What the hell took me so long? Other than actually finding the place which is unmarked from the road until you drive around the side and pull into the parking lot. We first noticed the Victory Vans and delivery trucks and then we noticed the actual bar/restaurant tucked away into the corner. Once inside you'll be amazed at the size of the facility and the operation. I was imagining a much smaller operation but I was pleasantly surprised by their size (size does matter..... jeesh!). Now obviously the beer is a 10 rating but I was happily surprised by the quality and taste of the food. Everything we had was pretty tasty. I had a portobello grinder with some crab balls on the side (awesome). My girlfriend had a cornbeef grinder with a side of homemade chips. Everything was really really good. I'll definitely be back and this time it won't take me half of my life to get there. What the hell was I waiting for? Jeesh! read more

For any local beer drinkers, Victory needs no introduction. Their beers range from big and hoppy (HopDevil), to dark and stormy (Storm King), to sweet and deadly (Golden Monkey). They're complex, thirst quenching, and loaded with alcohol. As much as I love coming to drink at the mothership in Downingtown, it's a bit out of the way and you can find Victory beer at plenty of other bars in Philly. Unfortunately, the atmosphere and food at Victory are nothing special, and do nothing to entice me out of my center city bubble. Since they remodeled a couple of years ago, the restuarant is a little too big for its own good. It's crowded, monstrous, and 90% of the space is set aside for table seating, and the rest to a small bar area, making it a better spot for cliques and families than for meeting girls or making friends. My food experiences so far at Victory leave me with three words on the tip of my tongue: bland, bland, bland! Salivating as the giant, crispy onion wheels arrived, I dilligently dug in expecting an explosion of crunchy, oily, salty, oniony goodness, and somehow none of these expectations were met. They didn't even salt these bad boys. The hummus was just as bad, and easily the worst most flavorless hummus I've ever tasted. I think it was just pureed chickpeas without any of the other seasonings. The wings were decent but very standard. The only saving graces on the menu that I sampled were the Trice Fries (fries, sweet potato fries, leeks, and spicy mayo) and the pretzel. Both were simple, but tasty, and went well with beer quaffing. Victory Brewery, despite its bland menu and distance from the city, is worth the occasional trip, if only for the outstanding beer. Just make sure you have a designated driver because with most of the beer here ranging from 6-12% alcohol, you'll be down for the count before you know it. That's probably why they limit you to 2 or 3 Golden Monkeys per visit--this stuff'll knock your socks off. read more

VBC is still my favorite brewery--in fact, I love it so much that I decided to have my latest birthday gathering there. The brewpub does not take reservations, so we met up at the bar, put our name down for a table once it opened up, and decided to go on a tour. You have to go to the merch store (behind all of the booths) to sign up for a tour the day you visit--it fills up quickly on the weekends, so build in some cushion. The tour itself lacked character. We were handed some safety glasses and taken on a short walk around the brewing operation--the information was minimal and nothing that any seasoned brewery visitor hadn't heard before. I guess I was hoping for some of that trademark Victory spark, but I'm willing to overlook it. I don't need to "go behind the scenes" again--the important thing is for VBC to keep brewing great beer. Of course the beers were as delicious as always; I got all of my favorites, while JJ kept trying different porters. Food-wise, I really enjoyed the brisket poutine, and the fried pickles were a hit. JJ also ordered me whoopie pies and beer ice cream, which came with a candle to commemorate the occasion. They also let you draw on the tablecloths, no matter how old you are. In the end, we all left happy--an overall success! read more

So it goes like this- my friends are beer snobs. They like to drive all the way into Downingtown to grab a beer. No matter that you can get a six-pack of Golden Monkey at the Foodery and all will be right with the world. No, the beer snob in us must drive to Downingtown not just to drink Victory beer- you need to get the Victory experience! The 4 star rating takes into account the great tour that I took the first time I was there. I've been on brew tours before, but this one was fun because the host was highly entertaining- and hilariously inebriated. The food is good enough, and I like that they include suggestions for which beers to taste with specific dishes. This is coming from the perspective of a Philadelphian, though. Downingtownies swear by this place, and if it were near me I would too. For now, if you're traveling on 76 just to go to Victory, do yourself a favor and get the full, Victory beer-snobbery experience. read more

Let's state the obvious: Victory beer is great. They have done much for the craft brewery industry in the greater Phila area, too. I regularly pick up a case of their brews at our local distributor. But, every time I go to visit Victory, I get the same feeling I have after spending time in Atlantic City. In theory, it sounds like a good idea and I'm expecting a fun time. The good idea changes to a bad one when we are there. At the end of the experience, we are usually disappointed in some way and remind ourselves not to return. This was the case on Saturday afternoon (pre-dinner time). First of all, the place is massive with high ceilings. It has the ambiance of a cafeteria, but with a bar that serves really good beer. It is also very loud. The bar is very long and probably seats 30 - 40 people. There is a throng of bartenders/bar backs behind the bar. We secured seats at the bar and waited a few minutes for the attention of a server. The place seemed especially packed for a Saturday in August, but then again, the Route 30 corridor from Exton to Downingtown doesn't offer many alternatives than chain restaurants. This Saturday, we saw lots of growlers being filled and the staff seemed flustered. Not sure why, since there were a dozen of them behind the bar. We got our beers and were given the bill. I CANNOT STAND THIS. It gives such a negative impression. How about asking if we'd like menus? Oh, and then when we tell the bartender that we'd like menus, his response is, "can I have a credit card, please." (At least he said please). I understand that there are jerks out there who may stiff you on the bill especially when it is late night. But really? We are sitting (not standing) at the bar, with drinks, asking for menus; we aren't going to bolt out of the place. We ordered the cheese plate, which is a selection of 3 of the 5 cheeses on the menu. It came out pretty quickly, and was placed in front of us. No mention/description of the three cheeses that were served to us--I think they were accompanied by a compote of apricots, a brown mustard, two types of salami, and toasted thins of bread with olive oil, garlic and salt. We also put in an order for two pizzas--the Portogus (me) and the Smokestack Lightning (the mister). I was disappointed, and thought pizza a little on the salty side and the dough seemed very basic, lacking flavor. It wasn't all bad-news-bears, as the mister was pleased with his pizza, and I enjoyed a slice, too. The roasted jalepenos were tasty (not too spicy). All in all, we ate, we drank, we paid our bill, and left. I'll still drink Victory beers, buy their cases, but we won't be back to eat. I guess every business has a missing link--with Victory it is their food service. read more

I've been to this restaurant twice-- once when it was being renovated and once last week. My first experience was pretty terrible. The food was mediocre, the waiter was creepy, and the atmosphere was terrible (because it was being renovated, of course). I'm happy to say that my second experience was much better. Their burgers are awesome (as well as the rolls they come on!), and I love the selection of Victory beers; they kind of have one in every category. I love stouts and porters so I tried the Baltic Thunder and was happy with it. The service was pretty good, but since it still kind of has a warehouse-y feel, it's pretty loud. We were seated in the row of booths perpendicular to the bar (but not right next to the bar), and I noticed there was also another set of booths further back so it might be quieter on that side. The menu feels really large, but I had a tough time picking something out because every item seems to have some eccentric touch to it. That's how I ended up with a cheeseburger and fries. Although I was pleased with my choice, I wish there were more things that interested me on the menu. Definitely check this place out, especially if you already like Victory beer. It's a great way to try some of their less well known beers. Oh, and did I mention my beer was actually reasonably priced? Huzzah! $5 for my big baltic thunder and $3.75 for my fiance's smaller beer. Not bad, for a restaurant. read more

This isn't so much a gastro-pub as a microbrew/ restaurant, IMO. The difference is that the only beer served is their own. Most of the time, I don't appreciate such a limited beer menu, but this is THE exception. You go to Victory for the incredible beer, and you stay for the quite good food. Overall, there is no microbrew in the country that has such a balanced selection of brews, and any review should start and end there. BEER: the reason you go here is the beer, so start perusing the menu to discover how you want to start your meal and pair a beer with it. You won't find anything out of the ordinary for appetizers, but I enjoyed the wings and pretzels paired with a Prima Pils. FOOD: some items are truly unremarkable, while others shine. Case in point - the very popular jerk chicken sandwich is excellent, while the fish and chips should be avoided. Just trust me - fish and chips are my specialty. The pizzas are tasty enough pairings for the beer. BEER: since you need to drive home sober I suggest you grab a growler, (to-go container about 2L in size) or a case to go, and then continue to enjoy your night. I highly recommend you try as many varieties as possible and consider it your education into the world of beer. read more