Great Heights Brewing Company

 

 

 

 

 

Has about 10 taps with one dedicated to a cider from another company. The remaining 9 taps are all house beers which apparently don't change too often. They were out of Fruity Pellets when we arrived buy had Galaxy Frutier Pellets which we were very happy with. The remaining three IPAs were pretty typical of what you find in Texas, with a sliding scale of malty/bitter to light and fruity. The space is pretty typical for a brewery, well lit with long thin tables and music playing with lots of seating.

 

 

 

 

 

Edit: I'll up the scores a little, as I think they have been doing a good job with a lot of the newer beers available. My favorite being the Porter, which is a no nonsense no additive version that really hits the spot for me. A great new patio as well. I am enjoying this spot more every time I visit.

A brand new brewery that is about a block away from Petrol Station. A very laid back feel, with an open bar area. Lots of communal wood picnic tables and a small wood bar. The aesthetics are really nice here. Local art work, even art work from some of the owners. A few TV's to follow Houston sports or whatever college game you want. The vibe is great. As is the service. The bartenders and owners all pitch in. All converse with whoever at the bar, and are all very knowledgeable on what the brewery offers.

Selection right now is only three to four offerings depending on the day. A NEIPA, which I am not the biggest fan of (not a surprise if anyone has read any of my reviews), an Amber, Saison, and West Coast IPA. All are good, none are exceptional. Though enjoyable enough for me to continue to try the brewery out. Right now, not the best on town, but a lot that is enjoyable. A good spot to stop off when crawling around the Petrol or Cottonwood area. I will be looking forward to seeing these guys grow, and giving an update then.