Zymurcracy Beer Company

Eleven taps, eleven different styles including beers infrequently seen, such as a Kentucky Common and a California Common. The NEIPA I drank wasn’t even hazy and was watery thin…

Stark tap room in a metal warehouse. Nothing warm nor inviting about the space. Small bar, small indoor seating on benches. Concrete floor under foot.

An easy ten minute drive out of downtown, but I won’t return.

Just a very basic space located on the southeast outskirts of town. Sheet metal building with shared tenants. Open ceiling and a concrete floor. Painted on the wall is an explanation of the brewery name. Small L-shaped bar. Other seating at wood plank topped low and high top tables. Twelve taps, with a good style range. Samples offered. Offers canned beer to go. Informative and cordial staff. Supports veterans. Has a food truck schedule. Has an adjacent parking lot. Not located by other food or drink establishments, but easy to get to, and a solid brewer.

A great name for a brewery! And since it's a beer democracy, I will have voted. On the outskirts of town, in a nondescript, set of a few industrial, giant metal shed type buildings, which is now very new. Small, dogs allowed, basic tap room, with a few picnic tables outside. The Brewmaster is easy to converse with.