Lucky Girl Brewing Company

This brewery is located near the intersection of M-40 and M-43, so it's a bit rural but easy to drive to. It's located in a red pole barn, and parking is at the front. Located adjacent is a winery that I believe has common ownership. The vibe here struck me a being like a country bar/restaurant, although the decorating is towards a military theme. (They offer a military/veteran discount.) A large airplane prop array with 4 blades hangs from the ceiling behind the bar like a ceiling fan, but I don't know if it's configured to operate as one.

A U-shaped bar has stools for about 20 and a number of long and short tables/chairs probably add room for 50-60 customers. A small patio is situated to the rear. There are only 12 taps. (The Note on this brewery's BA page says the beers are brewed elsewhere, but our served indicated that seasonal and specialty beers are brewed here.) There are three TVs spread around the pub.

We ordered a sampler flight of 6 beers. Their quality varied a bit and we ended up rating in a range of 3.0 to 3.75. A NEIPA was barely hazy and barely juicy, and the IPA had only a minimal flavor of hop aroma or taste because it was balanced too much to the malty side. A lemon shandy tasted like a sweet soft drink with a beer background, and was not suited to our taste. There were also two ciders available that are brewed on site, and wine is available, presumably from the winery next door.

The beers here should be improved a bit to get me to come back. The food was decent (good BBQ sandwich), a notch above the beers. If you're in the area, give the place a try, but I wouldn't make this a destination brewery.

Frindly staff.

I like the design. Flavor also pretty good. since many options a lot of people can enjoy this. It is also easy to drink.