Moss Mill Brewing Company

Small downstairs area with the brewery behind the glass, about 10 bar seats plus seating for about 16 people. Larger projection tv on one wall and two smaller tvs for the people sitting at the bar. Brand new upstairs bar area is really big and more fancy, shaped like a rectangle like the bar at City Tap House or Yardhouse, and with booming volume from more tvs. Both rooms are too brightly lit, and the sound upstairs needs adjusting. Otherwise its fine. This place is just missing a kitchen. We ordered from Palz, although the other choices are Don Giovannis or the Iron Oven.

This is an excellent brewery to visit if you want to watch sports!

this place is a bit of a hole-in-the-wall, even for a industrial park location. The bar has maybe about 8 seats and the rest of space has a few tables. they had a dozen of their beers on tap - fairly diverse in style but it caught my eye that they had two different light lagers so perhaps they get a lot of non-craft beer drinkers that tag along with other customers? I tried 7 of their beers, most were just average. nothing bad, but nothing memorable. If you're in the area it's worth a visit but I wouldn't make a special trip back.

 

 

Moss Mill Brewing Co. is a charming little tasting room brewery just down the street from Naked Brewing. There's a large parking lot, and in good weather people will be outside drinking, hanging out, and playing games (cornhole, etc.). If the garage door is open you can look right in and see the tiny 1/2 bbl. system. To the right is the entrance to the tasting room, which is small but comfortable. It's fairly basic with painted cinderblock walls and a wooden bar, and a few tables besides. As expected there's no real food but they put out pretzels and do have some extra snacks available, and they offer PA wines and some whiskey (Dad's Hat Rye for one). On tap they have 7 or 8 beers, nicely balanced with a light lager, an American wheat, a brown ale, an IPA, a stout, a fruit beer and a sour. Keep in mind that will surely change but I doubt they'll reduce their variety. Their prices are reasonable, and they have a crowler machine as well. It may not be a destination brewery but it's certainly worth a stop if you're nearby.