Infusion Brewing Co.

 

Small town brewery kind of feel to the place. Not a lot of seating. But set up in a way where a majority of people can all interact with each other. Outside is not lit up well, could easily drive right by the place and not notice it.

 

 

 

I had a flight of 6 beers 4 were great and 2 were good. I like their creative beers, well done!

i think they have a couple of locations now, this was for the maple street spot, a neat long narrow taproom that feels brighter than many, clean, and bustling. they had a huge range of beers on, all kinds of different styles too, very impressive range, although the beers that i had were not my favorite of my recent trip to omaha by any stretch, and i was actually quite surprised how little i liked some of them. the vanilla bean blonde was nice, maybe a little too sweet, but pretty nice. the citra weiss was a mess, and just about everything else was middle of the road, save a pineapple ipa that was incredible. service was friendly, rather well informed, but somewhat less engaged and engaging than is fully welcoming. the space as great, a nice mix of folks in here, and if the beers were more inspiring i could have spent the day. i did not dislike it, but there is some stiff competition around the city right now, and in my experience the beer here was step behind the best. lots of flavored stuff in here too, some much better than others...

 

 

 

 

 

Love this place and it has been added to my must stop list when visiting family in Omaha! Love the Red X IPA

Always have had a great time at Infusion! 10-15 beers on tap and it's hard for me to find one that I don't like.

 

Didn't get to spend as much time here as I would like, but it seemed like a great place. Really upbeat, great service. Picked up a growler of Joel Porter, a couple of globe glasses, and a bumper sticker. Wish I was staying in Omaha longer, I would love to come back here and try some more beers. I DO need to fill the growler before heading home though...

 

 

A great brewery in the Benson neighborhood of Omaha. They serve some foods, mostly pizzaS with spent brewing grains. They are good, and affordable.

There beers are consistent and across the board good. I have not had one brew that was bad or wrecked the palate. Their double ipa and their RIS are both very, very well done. This place should be your first stop in Benson, or at the very least right after Benson Brewery, or Krug Park

 

 

 

 

Stoped for a flight on a late Sunday night. Nice location in one of the nicer parts of town, nice taproom, and servers seemed to know their beer. Seemed to excel more in the maltier kinds of beer, although I also enjoyed their IPA as well. Another welcome addition on the beer traveler's map across the Great Plains.