Block Three Brewing Co.

What I had/bought: Flight of Block Three Living In Colour BPA, Monk’s Punk Coffee Belgian Amber, King Street Saison, and Iron Horse Dunkel, then purchased a growler of the Living In Colour and bottles of the Sawmill ESB and Cheap Gold.
What I liked: Unique Southwestern facade, spacious and attractive tasting room, the employees are knowledgeable and down-to-earth, the beers range from good (ESB, Saison, Monk’s Punk) to great (Living In Colour, Iron Horse, Blocktoberfest), decent amount of schwag available.
What I disliked: They brew a fairly limited range of styles and nothing much in the way of hoppy, roasty, or sour stuff. While the beers are generally solid and the brewery is a nice space they don’t seem to have a strong brand identity or brewing philosophy (yet). But at least the quality is there.
Would I go back? As long as they keep brewing good beer and continue to experiment and improve, yes.
Overall Rating: 74

Stop for a flight and some take home every time I am in St. Jacobs. Love this place. Better than average beer and friendly staff. Also love that there is something new to try every time I am here.

Sentimental to me because this was the first craft brewery I visited

Pleasant olace to drop in for a drinkin St. Jacobs - decent beers.

Still open, beer is quaffable and service was good. It has survived, but one can skip it and still get good beer choice at Arabella and Short Finger as their main spots.