Dry Ground Brewing Co.

 

Dry Ground is located in a cool renovated old building. The bar and tables are cool and the decor is nicely done with an overall industrial feel. The quality of the beer is fantastic and worth a try. The service was a bit interesting.....certainly helpful but seemingly dispassionate. Locals that come are greeted with flare but out of towners are just greeted. Plenty of beers to choose from....have 11 oftheir own and 8 guest taps....bonus points for having peanuts and water readily available.

I have two nits....#1...the beer menu is hidden behind a fake tree where you are supposed to order and there are no paper menus to look at. #2....there is a "Coke" fridge at the end of the bar that seems out of place. Goes against the rest of the decor.

 

 

Love this brewery. Excellent vibe in this old Coca Cola factory. Good beer selection.

 

 

I grew up in western KY and never dreamed a place this cool and hip could/would exist there. Great industrial decor. And great use of a landmark building.

We went on a Friday around 3:00 pm, which is opening time. A nice steady flow of traffic continued the entire time we were there. If there was a TV I sure didn't notice it. Everyone there was simply conversing and enjoying the beer. No food, but plenty of free peanuts. No table service, but the guys at the bar were doing a fine job of keeping folks wet.

I had the DIPA Under Tow. Delicious. My traveling companion ordered a flight. I sipped a bit of each. Adam's Beard, a Belgian Triple was my favorite. They had a special brew on tap that was a Beligian Quad. We also sampled and thoroughly enjoyed it.

About a dozen or so of their own brews on tap, and about that many guest brews as well.

I will return every time I journey back to the area.

 

 

Neat mid-city location, taproom sits admist the brewery barrels.
Good selection of in house brews as well as a good selection of guest taps.
No food or table service but that's pretty normal.

 

Best brewery in Paducah. On track to be the best in Kentucky!

Great atmosphere, 7 local craft brews and several guest pours. No food which is a downer but overall a neat place to meet friends for a beer after work.

The tap room sits amidst the brewery plus a great patio accessible thru the overhead doors which are open when the weather permits. 28 beers on tap, of which 8-10 are brewed in house. Located in an old Coca-Cola bottling building, which is in itself a Paducah landmark. No neon + No TV + No macros = awesome vibe. Their Undertow Double IPA is their best and most popular beer. There's no table service, but that's common for most breweries I've visited. Food options are scarce. They've only been open since February 2015 but they are definitely making a name for themselves.