Copperpoint Brewing Company

Copperpoint was a cool location and taproom. Very clean decor with exposed brick and plenty of bar seating. There were long high top tables to share which allowed for big groups to gather and celebrate life and beer! The quality of the beer was very good. Service was very attentive and welcoming. They had a decent amount of beers to choose from....if I am being picky thou....they only had one dark beer available....a nitro stout. Nevertheless.....great place to visit....must try!

 

A bit of a dark setting in the main taproom area. Didn't check out the other parts which (reading other reviews) give this place a decent footprint, but the main area was of moderate size itself. A wood cabin feel with the addition of a bunch of copper, a typical setup with about a 15 seat bar with the brewing equipment visible through a window behind the bar. Seemed a few regulars were mixed in with us and a birthday celebration going on shortly after opening on a Saturday. A couple of TVs were showing sports.

I liked the beers, they all seemed to have a nice clean or crisp feel to them. In some cases this might've come across as a tad light, but I didn't mind that much at all. I liked the amber/red IPA, the coffee bock, and their imperial stout of the beers that I tried, though I wasn't too impressed with their Pilsner. Maybe it was the fact that the beers were poured early in the day, but the glasses were awfully cold from the liquid they contained when they were set in front of us, requiring a little warming to start to get a feel for the beer.

The service was friendly and patient, and I could see this being a nice place to have as my local brewery with a fair mix of offerings.

Decent amount of brews on tap, all of which are higher quality than one should expect for this area. The vibe is killer, with tons of wood and, of course, copper. Upstairs area has games, including cornhole and table tennis.

Overall the most impressive of the local Boynton breweries.

I have to caveat my scores, as we arrived shortly after they opened on a Saturday afternoon, so there wasn't much of a "vibe" going on. The staff was very helpful, patient, and friendly. Plenty of space both inside and outside, and on a nice afternoon, it was great to be sitting outside in south Florida. I'd go back as I did like the look of the place, and it seemed to have the potential for being a place to hang out now and again.

 

 

 

A low ceilinged room with booths along the outer walls and a copper sheathed bar with a picture window behind it showing the brewery. Great all around selection. Amber ale and unfiltered pilsner were good, but the winner was Key to Summer, a key lime infused Kolsch that fit perfectly with this beastly hot weather in FL. Very mellow groove, will definitely return.

 

 

 

Very nice tap room with plenty of seating, choices of high tops and booths or sit at the bar. This place has more of a bar feel with low lighting and not a busy taproom like some breweries. It seems that they usually have a decent amount of their beers on tap and growlers/crowlers to go. Urinals made out of old kegs and tap handles for the sinks in the bathroom are cool touches. There is also and upstairs, not sure if its always open, but there are some arcade games and a ping pong table up there. Parking can be a bit of an issue, other than that its a great addition to the Boynton beer scene.

 

Great Local Spot. The a-10 is a fantastic Red IPA. Much more comfortable than other breweries in the area A/C a huge plus.

A well appointed taproom. Its a bit small but the space is efficiently utilized, plenty of tables and seating, Rest rooms are clean with ample capacity this is overlooked in other establishments where the plumbing insufficiency is supplemented with portapotties... nice. Parking isn't great but that's typical. Lots of food trucks... all good. I really like this place and not just because I could walk home if I had to. The beers are good and always a bunch of nice friendly folks there. Make Copperpoint a must on your South Florida brewery tour.

 

Nice taproom with a warm feel to it with the wood tables and good music playing. Servers were very nice and knowledgable about what they were serving. Beer is average to ok nothing is going to make you sit up and take notice here, but if you are burning time check it out. Their Blood Orange Wit is quite good for a Wit.

First the bad: I arrived at about 3 pm on a Tuesday in late December. Late December is tourist city here in South Florida. Even at 3pm, restaurant type establishments should have more than one person on staff to serve people. There were probably 20 people in the tap room with one person trying to serve everyone. She did her best and she put forth great effort, but it wasn't enough. People were waiting for beers, and that is never good. Hire more people!

The good: beer is fresh and delicious. The tap room has a great set-up with just enough tv's to keep one from getting bored but not too many to hinder intimate conversation. Even though it is late December, it is still 86F outside, so the A/C is awesome.

I hate to say it, but I like this place better than the guys down the street. Slight edge here to the beer and better atmosphere.

 

I'm very impressed with this brewery and tap room. It's a comfortable room with a warm, wood motif which is a nice change for Florida. The crowd and bartenders are pretty engaging and the beer is reaonably priced, well crafted, and diverse in style.

Great dark wood decor and low key vibe. I visited in the early afternoon on a weekday, so it was not very busy. I tried seven beers and was pretty impressed with all of them. Bartender was super friendly and knowledgable, as were members of the brewing staff that I was able to speak with. A rather large selection of beers for being open only a few months. There's a game room upstairs that I did not visit, and food trucks a few nights of the week. Very cool spot in southeast Florida. I will definitely visit again in the future.