Peacemaker Brewing Company

Visited on a Wednesday afternoon with my brother-in-law. Old-school vibe with a chatty bartender and other patrons. Decent selection and variety of styles with 10 beers on tap. 2 IPAs, 2 fruited sours, various other styles (Belgian wit, cream ale, pilsner, etc.). I thought all of the beers were solid with possibly one exception. 5 oz and full pour options available, although the small pours were expensive ($12 for a 4 beer x 5 oz flight). Overall an enjoyable stop but probably doesn't reach can't-miss status.

Situated on a side street not far off the main drag through town, this brewery appears to be an old house. The 7bbl brew system is located in what was the garage, and the tap area seems to have been the living room. About 8-10 seats at the bar, a few tables around, a small stage tucked into a corner, and a pleasant patio/deck area outside.

IIRC, there were 12-14 taps, plus at least one cider, available with a nice variety. I had a lager and a Belgian blonde, there were the de rigueur murkbombs, a couple variations of the same sour, and a couple of interesting barrel aged options. Some canned cocktails, and a few spirits were also available.

The small kitchen focuses mainly on snacks and flatbread pizzas. Not really a "destination" brewery, but worth a stop if you're in the area. The kind of fun and funky neighborhood brewery all neighborhoods should have.

In town on a little backstreet. A small and quite basic and nearly Spartan taproom. Was there by chance for the inaugural open microphone night. There was a duo of two gents on dobro and banjo, both singing, and quite fun. Then a single gent (guy, dude), with an acoustic guitar, singing as well and doing so, quite well. This event for me, biases the place in a favorable slant, along with having an extended conversation with Todd, the master of brewing. He even gave me a 16 ounce can of beer from Eli Fish Brewing, after closing, as a gift, furthering the positive opinion of this brewery. Overall, their beer is good to very good, sounds like many craft breweries, I would say. Moon Perfume IPA is quite good and 1000 Yard Glance Scotch ale is really good.