Brink Brewing Co.

Decent place, kind of small but nice taproom with a wooden bar rail, some high top tables, and some small foeders. Beers I tried were fine, 5 fruit adjunct beers and 6/13 of the other beers were IPAs. Stout was a milk stout, a couple European styles. Not much going on on a Sunday night, but it was a fine place to have a beer or two.

Brink was located off the main drag of Hamilton and had a very small parking lot out back.....but nevertheless....we found parking...whew. The place is cool....plenty of indoor and outdoor seating with a decent size bar. The quality of the beer was above average and higher. The service was very patient....we ordered five flights....on a Friday early evening....never batted an eye......god blesse them! There was plenty of beers to choose from so no one should be disappointed. If you're hungry....the Mexican joint a few doors down.....awesome! Great tacos!

 

 

 

 

 

Nice little place definitely will go back all the beers was really good

 

 

Located in the urban College Hill community of Cincinnati, Brink Brewing is a cozy spot for craft beer lovers. Very open design. the tanks the beer is brewed sits within feet of tables. Not a lot of selection. No food but a food truck was on-site. Parking might be an issue if you go at peak times as it's a popular area. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Family friendly. Small bar top.

This place offers a varied selection of styles, many of which are outstanding. There are IPAs, stouts, blonde, wheat, wee heavy, and others. The tap room is absolutely phenomenal! A large patio space in the back houses rotating food trucks and the interior space is gorgeous! Must visit tap room in Cincinnati!

Without a doubt the most puzzling taproom and brewery I've ever visited. They've won back to back GABF small brewery of the year. I didn't even know that was possible. I just don't get it. The taproom is fine, with a surprising amount of parking for it's location. The neighborhood could use all the good vibes it can get. The beer is fine, you can tell it's quality, but to be the best small brewery in America? Twice? I wouldn't even put in the top ten in Cincinnati. I guess that's the beauty of subjection.