Weyerbacher Brewing Co.

 

tasting room at production facility. Good selection of some premise only beers and ususl big beer selection. I do miss the vibe of the older smal brick building tasting in downtown Easton many years back...was cool place.

 

 

 

 

 

Went to this brewery with my son. Really cool place. Love their tables made out of old bourbon barrels. Friendly service. Beers we tasted were all good and they have a large selection on tap.

 

 

 

 

I went to the Brewery/Taproom with my wife on a Sunday afternoon. The staff greeted us very politely and enthusiastically. There's plenty of room at the bar as well as numerous tables throughout the bar area to relax and have your beers. They had bowls of pretzels on the bar and vending machines for snack items in the bar area. There was also a food truck outside but as far as I could see, they don't offer any food inside of the bar area per se. I had a flight to start and then some 4oz and 16oz pours. The brewery tour was very interesting and our guide was full of knowledge about Weyerbacher and its history. They warn you about the high ABV of many of their beers so I think they are sort of watching what you order and how many you've had, which as it turns out, is a wise decision. After a flight of beers and several other tastings and then a full 16oz pour of Finally Legal (13.5% ABV), I'm glad my wife was able to drive us home. Overall, a great place to visit, cool vibe and plenty of very tasty beers on tap. We'll be returning for sure.

 

 

Have visited this brewery a few times and it was always a great place to go. They have most beer on tap as well as some new ones or current creations made from mixing beers together. The beer itself is high quality, well made,interesting, and great tasting.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

These guys are hands down my favourite brewery. They have not yet released a beer I didn't like (not counting the IPA's; I haven't tried them because I don't like IPAs...). The brewery itself has a ton of selections on draft, and some nice merchandise available. The weekend of their anniversary, they had great live music and really good food. If I lived closer, I'd be there every weekend.

Finally, one of my favorite breweries. Easton is a cool town too. In an industrial park as usual, Weyerbacher has a stylish tasting room, lively, manned by friendly folks. A bar, the brewery behind, merchandise shelves...

First time I visited I counted 13 taps, including 6 year round, 3 seasonal (autumnfest, wit, imperial pumpkin), 2 rare (d’tango, 20th Anniv) and 2 brewery exclusive (Jester’s Choice II APA plus Ales for ALS). On my next visit the count had gone up to almost 30 taps! Including three different barrel-aged Insanity variants and a bunch of brewery-exclusives. I had a most excellent time and will revisit often, forever.

 

perfect if not for the loud ghetto rap music

 

 

Great service.... Awesome selection

The service wasn't excellent, but in their defense they just tapped Sunday morning stout and it was crazy here.

Their website warns “Youngsters are welcome to accompany their parents to the Tap Room and go on tours, but it should be known that we have nothing but water and bar-top thin pretzels to offer them. Make sure your little ones have whatever they need in order to maximize your enjoyment of your visit!” This is very true. This place is not prepared to handle kids. We were lucky enough to find a high side table and when we were unable to find a stool for the kid to sit on the staff allowed me to stack a few cases to create a seat against the wall. The vibe is adults standing room only which even if we did not have a minor with us I would have not liked. Quality is solid, as it should be but not extraordinary. Service, they had enough staff. Selection, they had all their beers but I did not see anything that read “Brewery only exclusive”.

 

 

Head north on 611 and make a left at the bridge. Up on a hill is Weyerbacher. Pretty decent size building with small parking selection. Tap room is right in the warehouse part of the brewery where the beer is stacked on top of each other and forklifts zooming around. Bartenders are nice but a little shy. They have most of their beers on tap. I had the Blasphemy Quad which is dynamite. Not really a big food selection, just basic snacks. Nice place for a tour and to hang out after.