The Brewery Of Broken Dreams

Very cool tasting room in the basement of a 100 plus year-old building - rustic stone wall foundations and exposed timber framing. Somewhat of an L-shaped bar that seat about 10. A dozen well-assorted beers on tap, I enjoyed the Tearhop very much. They also have bottles to go. The room is fairly small and it was packed while I was there... that and 2 kegs kicking made service a bit challanging. All in all an interesting stop I hope to one day return to.

 

Taproom is in the bottom of an old building, nice feel of old stone, exposed timber. There are seats at the bar and then some standing room. Long taplist, so there is wide variety of beers available. Flights, half pints, pints available. Beer quality was good of the beers my group drank.

Made this my first stop while heading to visit some family up in Rochester. The place seems to be surrounded by wineries in the area so it was nice to see a brewery trying to stand out among the crowd. The vibe was rustic and old fashion yet new and kind of chill all at the same time. The service was good, talked about home brewing and the business in general for a while. The selection is good but nothing too special that would cause any type of major hype.