The Brewing Projekt

 

 

This is a great space. I was told it used to be a slaughter house and then a granite cutters.

There is a great patio along the river and a nice 2nd story patio. Lots of outdoor space to spread-out in.

The interior is also large and industrial. Plenty of table & bar space plus the tanks are on display.

The service was friendly, note that you go to the bar to order as there is no floor staff (at least on the Friday night I was there).

Beers were good and I thought the selection was solid. Enjoyed a Oktoberfest and an IPA.

Really top location by itself, next to the Chippewa River. Plenty of patio seating, next to the riverside bicycle path and second floor veranda. Very tall interior, with full beer production, sharing the tap room. Lots of tables and seating. A real new looking building with a pretty modern aesthetic. The brewers like to be creative with added botanicals. In general, their beers are of average quality.

 

I give the PB ATTACK! 5 stars.........REALLY good peanut butter flavor! Beautiful in the glass! Will definitely buy again!

 

Fun location, great selection of beer. Great place to grab a beer and enjoy it in the beautiful indoor area, or out on the patio overlooking the river. Love the new location and the great staff. Their expanding too! Can't wait to see what else is in store for this amazing brewery.

Great selection of IPAs. Well done beers. Not overly hoppy and dry. Nicely balanced selections

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kind of out of the way. Seems to have great community support. Service was so, so. Beer was good. Lots of people came in for a growler when I was there. Well worth the visit.

Really chill brew house and a nice place to visit. Seats at the bar inside for 10 or so within ogling distance from the kettles and more room of outside at picnic tables for another 30 easily. Delicious beer, attentive service by knowledgeable employees, and a great location make for a fine worthwhile stop.

 

Visited for my first time on 4/30/16. Really enjoyed the beer, atmosphere and service. The building is basically an oversized garage of about 3,000 to 4,000 square feet. When you enter the first thing you notice is a small canning line. There's also a couple rows of brew kettles, fermentation tanks and other brewing equipment. Off to one corner is the bar / service area with about 15 to 20 bar stools and a handful of tables. The space is welcoming and relaxing with picnic tables available outside for those warm weather days.

On tap they had 11 beers which included Eauld Alliance (Scotch Ale), Bully (India Red Lager), East Meets West (Belgian-Style Tripel), Midnight Oil (Coffee Stout), WIScoast (Pale Wheat Ale), Farmhouse Lager, Cerise Noir (Vanilla Molasses Milk Stout brewed with dark cherries), First Born / First Born Nitro (Impy Stout brewed w/ raspberries, chocolate and chipotle peppers), Gun Powder IPA and El Dormino (black IPA). The only beer of the bunch I didn't care for was Eauld as it lacked the overt caramel finish I look for in a Scotch Ale. Standouts included Bully, Cerise Noir and Gun Powder. Prices ranged from $4 to $6 for a nice 16 ounce pour. Samplers of 3 beers for $4 are also available.

Service was excellent - Brendan took care of us (it was his first day on the job too) and he was awesome. Knowledgeable, attentive and damn friendly to boot.

Overall this is a great little brewery and one I will be back to when visiting Eau Claire.