Mully's Brewery

I just moved here from beer mecca of Northern California. It is a solid little place with a great beer selection. I was impressed with their recently released and now gone Berliner weisse and now hazy not lazy NE IPA.

I come here often for a few pints and a growler or cans. Definitely cannot complain.

Reviewing because I think this place needs more reviews.

Vibe of the place is, as previously stated by others, an industrial park style brewery. Its built in an industrial park with other businesses. If you weren't looking for the brewery you would probably miss it. The taproom itself is small due to space available. There is a small bar with stools which seats maybe 8-10 people plus a few tables with seating throughout the taproom. The staff is super friendly and helpful. It is truly a family run business. The beers are good, and probably the best in Southern Maryland. Brewery options are limited here. They have a couple really great beers such as their Tongue Crusher and Shucker Stout. They occasionally have barrel aged beers on tap which is awesome. Due to county laws they are unable to serve pints on certain weeks so if you want to go and have a full beer its got to be during a certain weekend otherwise you have to enjoy small sample tasters.

 

The vibe is that of many an industrial park brewery. Small cozy taproom, some tables outside by the parking lot. Quality of the product is good, as evidenced by the Shucker Stout. The older lady behind the bar was very friendly. Selection is alright, probably more appealing to some other people than to myself, as I have no interest in pumpkin stuff, habanero stuff, or anything with the name "Tongue Crusher."

Nice setting, and the place has promise. However, the beer quality doesn't match the attitude or service given. I went for their 'small batch Sunday' a few weeks ago, and the place was packed with Natrual Lite drinkers looking to get a cheap growler fill of their 'Limited Pumpkin Ale'. Wait. Growler fills of a limited batch? To me, if you're making 5 gallons of beer, you should be pouring pints. Also, the service given lacked any friendly or knowledgable input. Probably won't be returning. Not a real bummer, since, like I said, their beers are all pretty miss.