White Elm Brewing Company

Off the beaten track brewery in industrial area on the south side of town. Small narrow tasting room with bar along the back wall that seats about 10 and a few tables and couches about the room. 13 beers and a cider on tap, I liked both the ones I tried, as well as, the one I took home as a single can.

Really open, meaning no wall on one side. Upscale wicker patio furniture along the railing, on the open side, which overlooks the main street in the old Haymarket district. Had four samples and they were all so-so or less so.

 

 

 

 

 

 

one of the better brewery visits i have had lately, this place is pretty knew from what i understand, but they are really doing some great beers already. the place is a little hard to find, tucked away in a sort of industrial looking complex, but once you make it inside, its cozy and mellow. homey feeling, with a lot of wood featured, a long bar, some neat artwork, and several little seating areas, but its not a huge space. the huge space is in the back where the brewhouse is, it looks like they have a ton of capacity with room to grow! they had a big range of beers on, and i loved them all. the imperial stout with figs and coffee and cocoa was amazing, and i really liked the grisette they had as well. they use the coolest stemmed globe glasses, which is such a nice way to present beers like these, really adds to the enjoyment for me when a place uses the right glassware for the styles. the galaxy double ipa was great too, and they had some barrel aged and wild beers too! service was prompt enough and all, but really not anything special, they didnt want to chat about the beers, and seemed a little timid or something, weird personality trait for a bartender, but whatever. the beers speak for themselves in here, and of all the breweries i have been to in lincoln now, this is probably my favorite. their beers were awesome!

 

A new addition to the Lincoln brewery scene. The beers were all solid. They had about 10 or so on draft. The vibe was good. It's off the beaten path somewhat. Parking was plentiful. They do not serve food, and I am not sure if you can take food in or not. I definitely recommend visiting!