Preyer Brewing Company

 

Very chill place with a very chill vibe with some very chill beers and chill people. Did I mention it's really chill?

Really enjoyed the feel here - seemed more like a coffee shop than a brewery, but very welcoming (brought the dog, drinking at the bar next to a family with a 2yr old). Beers were tasty but had room to improve - large selection made it a fun experience though. Bartenders were awesome and recommended restaurants/made us feel at home.

 

 

 

Long anticipated opening. Visited their second weekend. Almost all the beer was gone! Shows the pent-up demand for good fresh beer in Greensboro. Very nice space, if loud -- even on a Sunday afternoon. No food but there is a restaurant opening soon next door (serving Preyer beer, among other taps).

Vibe: While the place was brand new and had just opened, it had a friendly neighborhood kind of vibe - nice mix of patrons across multiple age groups/demographics.

Quality: Beers were well poured at a good temperature and in the proper glassware which is nice to see, even for the flights they had mini-versions of the different glassware.

Service: The staff at the establishment were very friendly and knowledgeable about the beers they are producing and serving, today's activities included an optional tour of the brewing facility in addition to time spent in the tasting room. Staff gave good attention and showed concern if things were not as expected. Impressive considering last night was opening night and from what I understand was incredibly bust with staff staying to the wee hours of the night. I assume the service will only get better going forward.

Selection: Currently serving just three house beers, with one of them also available on nitro. Style represented are porter, red rye IPA, and non-traditional pale ale. Nice selection that could appeal to anyone with more beers available out in the coming weeks.