The beer is very good. We enjoy the food trucks and partnerships they have with local restaurants…read morefor dinner options. Great service from nice people. Live music on most weekends from talented local musicians.

Fantastic little brewery! Sampled 4 of their beers and all of them were fantastic! Also had a great…read moreguitarist for live music! Service from the two ladies behind the bar was friendly and fast! This place has the occasional food truck or pop-up, but doesn't offer its own food though you are allowed to bring food in! I would suggest to the owner that a small investment in a kitchen to offer bar fare would probably be a great idea!

I love to leave good reviews, I look for the good in EVERYTHING but I saw very little to leave a…read moregood report about. My complaints- 1-When full this place is LOUD. The decibels are equitable to a chucky cheese when the mouse walks on stage for the first time. It's in a basement which gives dark depressing vibes. 2- There is nothing to do (accept wish you went somewhere else) they have no games, no play area. 3- Orders were wrong or messed up. My Shirley temple was grenadine and soda water. Their summer shandy was mediocre. 4- Over an hour long wait for food

We stopped into this brewery for a quick drink while visiting Medina (we're from Maryland visiting…read morea friend). The area itself is really cute with a few breweries to choose from, and we picked this one thinking it was the original. Unfortunately, the service left a bad impression, staff seemed annoyed when we asked for a sample or had simple questions. It felt unwelcoming, so we paid up and headed outside, deciding not to go back in. The beer itself was drinkable but nothing memorable. We ended up grabbing food from Big Dogs nearby, which turned out to be a much better experience all around. Two stars, for the location and the fact that the beer was fine, but the service really soured the visit.

Every time is a great time here! The shandy is back on draft which has become an official start to…read moresummer. It is hands down the best shandy I have ever tried and get to go crowlers on most visits. Bartenders are awesome and the food trucks that show up make it that much better. Free games to play and a great atmosphere. Dogs are welcome and most people! Check them out!

I loved the vibes here!! The staff were so friendly and I loved the inclusive decor. I appreciated…read morethe different sizing for the drinks and differing prices.

We visited Bummin Beaver Brewery as part of the of the Ohio Brewery Passport. It is a fun little…read morebrewery with a nice selection of beer. We happened to visit on their 3rd anniversary and they were having a huge celebration. It is family owned and the owners were very welcoming. We purchased a flight so we could try several of the beers. The building was cute and there was plenty of seating. They had a large outdoor space for seating and outdoor games. There was also ample parking. My partner said he could have stayed all day and relaxed listening to the band that was playing.

I don't understand how this place isn't more crowded. They have an awesome array of brews including…read moreseltzers. The staff is really helpful and friendly, we even got to try a couple before ordering a full glass. A side room has a huge shelf full of board games and cards and during the summer there's corn hole and more tables outside.

4.25 Excellent wine and Skypark airport next door. While the wine is a great California red or New…read moreYork white, we missed the Friday food truck. Come here and enjoy the vibe, wine, and charcuterie boards. We are coming back.

Always a good time with live music. There are a great selection of wines from sweet to dry, Bring…read morein your own food and relax with friends. The atmosphere is great with an old farmhouse and funky decor. When it gets warm out the outside venue is nice as well and accommodate large groups.

Gotta love a place serving alcohol I can walk to from home! Last summer these guys expanded and…read moreadded a patio and tasting room. This was my first time here since it was a vet, but after walking past several times and seeing the parking lot full, I had to come in and see what the hubbub is all about. Dropped in on a Saturday afternoon. Was quite surprised at the size of the tasting room and the attention to detail they used when building the place. Met the wine maker who is super friendly and very knowledgeable. Was conflicted between the Cab and the Red blend. Asked for a sample and was pleased with both, but the blend was truly unique. Ordered a full glass, which came with a side of chips and a few chocolate raspberry candies. Everything was first class. Will leave with a couple of bottles but must come back when the patio is open and the band is playing.

Met some friends here for a Saturday night patio visit. We called ahead for reservations cuz we…read morewanted to make sure they had room. The patio is cute. Pretty large. And they have a little stage set up for musicians to play. We were treated with some entertainment from Alley Kats. I think that was their name. Lots of fun. Now to the wine. We all have different tastes. Sweet, semisweet and dry. There was something for all of us. We talked to the owner who was a super nice guy and he got us all situated. We got the Red Dolce. It was a bit sweet and smooth. Very good. Everyone else seemed happy and enjoyed their wine. We also got some cheese, crackers and salami to munch on. Also tastee. Lots of people having a good time. It never seemed crowded or too much. Inside looks nice. So if it rains or in the winter it will be nice to sit inside. You can open a tab or pay as you go. Prices aren't bad for a glass or a bottle. Glasses are in the $7 range or so and bottles in the $23 range. It's a nice fun atmosphere to sit and listen to music for awhile or just grab a glass and head out afterwards. This is a definite return!

We knew that we were going to be in the area and I "googled distilleries near me" our famous search…read moreand this place popped up. I looked them up on social media and finally the website. I seen that they were only opened on Saturday's, but you could sign up for a private distillery tasting in which I did. We arrived a few minutes early on Wednesday before our 11:30 AM tasting. We patiently waited and heard someone in the back but no response. I yelled "hello" and a woman appeared out of no where and said can I help you and I told her who I was. She seemed confused and said that Jeff Kline (one of the owners) is at a boyscout camp and that there may have been some confusion. I showed her my confirmed booking. She had called one of the other owners, Jeff's wife. As she did that she was very nice to show me around and show me where the magic happens. I was able to visit the distillery room, where they make the labels and package the products. It was a pleasant tour of the place while we waited. The other owner Angelique was on her way. She arrived and apologized and was very nice. These things happen as I personally know. She provided us the run down of the different products that they have. One happens to be a bourbon which I asked if it's made in Kentucky because they only way you can say "Kentucky Straight Bourbon" as if it's made there. She said as they had just opened in March of 2023, they have to source the bourbon for now from a place in Bardstown. She mentioned about the shortage on wine barrels and I had explained that I was aware as I had ordered barrels for my wine making in 2021 and just received one this year. She mentioned that her and her husband would always go camping with their friends. The master distiller (friend) would always bring his new drinks that he made up from moonshine and or whiskey and would always say it's so good. 2020 happened, and they started to spend more time working on products that they decided why not opening up a distillery and going in as partners. They opened up in March of 2023. She started to provide us a list of the different products that they offer by providing us a background of how it was made. "Black Dog Bourbon", named after one of the labs "Lucy", who is the youngest of the 4 labs, hence the name "Four Dogs", Blue Label Vodka that is distilled 4 times, which is named after Linus, the first of the family of Labradors, when they brought him home he cuddled up in a blue blanked and well Blue Label Vodka was born, Miss Mae's Moonshine which is distilled at 120 proof, got some heat on it but wow do you taste the flavors on this one, which is named after Dixie Mae, and they have Miss Mae's Moonshine Cinnamon Fire at 90 proof but this one is much better than the fireball, it has a unique but good taste to it. On top of it it's all clear liquid which is fantastic. We tried all of them, you're permitted 4 quarter pours, they had 6 to try, and I tried 3 and my wife tried 3 which provided us with 6 products. Liked them all, could of and should have purchased them all. They have a toasted marshmallow coming out that sounds incredible and can't wait to try, which means that we have to come back. We walked away with the Bourbon, Mis Mae's Cinnamon Fire and Vodka, I have to say Vodka isn't my thing but this one was extremely smooth. I can drink it straight and now I can make with my mix drink instead of using gin. Overall it started off confusing and we could have left, but decided to stay and be optimistic in which was a great turn out of trying some great new products. This is a small batch place, but give them a shot. I look forward to visiting more in the future to see what turns out with this new upcoming distillery in the Ohio region.

This is a cute pace. I did not eat so I cannot comment on the food. Looked decent though. Other…read morepeople were eating. Good crowd for a cold January day. Offerings are vast. Beer, cider, wine, seasonal type mixed drinks. I had the Ethel's apple pie cider. It's a sweet cider tasted like apple pie with cinnamon. Super good. $7 for 16oz. My friend doesn't like beer or cider and she wasn't sure on the wines so she got a rum and coke. Which was your average rum and coke. We sat at the bar. Bartenders were super nice and helpful. The seats are not comfy. They are those metal stools and chairs. No cushion at all. So if you sit a bit your butt will hurt. Just so you know. Nice stop for a quick drink to pass some time. They have TV's going and it's kinda open with the beer tanks along the side. Definite repeat. Maybe try some food next time.

Dropped in around 6 on a Friday night and although it was busy, we were pleased to find a table…read moreavailable. Our server came over almost immediately; helped me navigate the menu for vegetarian options; and checked with the chef regarding my food allergies. My (omnivore) husband had a hot dog. I had a grilled cheese and a crisp, fruity glass of white wine. All very good. We were offered free samples of wine which was a nice touch but one sip of the sample and I ordered a glass. Could not ask for better service and the vibe is warm and welcoming. We'll definitely go back. I already have my eye on the Carolina Coffee porter.