7 Mile Brewery

Came across this fine brewery by accident. Located in a small strip mall on rt 9. Large tasting room. Their beers are above average with a large selection. Service was excellent, the bartender made us do this small 40 second tour because he said it was Governor Murphy's rule. Not sure if that is true being.ot is the only brewery in NJ that made us do that.

 

This small brewery is located in a nondescript strip mall on Route 9 just north of the intersection of Route 47. It's a busy commercial area with a Walmart across the highway. The tasting room is of the "storefront" variety with a large, well-lighted bar area. There is a cooler for cans. The staff is friendly and the beer ranges from okay to pretty good. I don't find the place very atmospheric but I haven't witnessed it really crowded and there may be times when the vibe is lively. It's a convenient stop for craft beer if you're heading to Cape May.

If you can figure out their parking situation they have a large tasting room, a great selection of beers all of which taste great. My only recommendation is they need to use a beer glass that can hold 16 ounces of beer with a three-quarter inch head of foam. They use a 16 ounce beer glass and with a head of foam you only get 14 to 15 ounces of beer. You'll never get the 16 ounce pour you're being charged for until they switch to a larger glass. The other alternative is to keep using the smaller glasses, advertise a 14 ounce pour and reduce the price.

 

 

Visited today for the first time, very impressed overall. The facility is a good size and has a nice modern industrial feel. They had 17 (!) beers on tap, I had 7-8. Of these all but 1 were very good, and the other was still ok. Service was friendly and prompt. Highly recommend.

 

Fairly bland interior, save for the metal work in the taps and signage. Nice patio out back. Solid beers, Extra points for the wide variety of beer styles and availability of non-IPAs

 

 

Lots going on here at 7 Mile. Big menu, fairly decent brews. Not totally refined yet though.

Tasting room is big, beer-hall style. Bar gets jammed up trying to get tender's attention is tough at times.