Brothers Kershner Brewing Co.

 

Been a bit since we have been there, but stopped there after looking for a place to get some cold ones while riding our bikes on perk trail. Great selection and wonderful service. Worth checking out.. Especially if you are on the trail!

One of the first lockdown stops- part of our discovering Skippack and the Perkiomium trail day. Nice place it is a converted garage but uses its abundant outdoor green space well. Appropriate 6 feet social distanced tables. Nice place- friendly but overwhelmed server on this Father’s Day. Beer is solid holds its own on the Philly market palate. They have developed a nice vibe, trying hard with a devoted locL following. iPas were the best offering but the triple was a Duval clone and very good. Would recommend if I the area. Byofood either good diverse options including amazing weekend barbecue nearby. Very much liked As part of memorable Father’s Day 2020 in beautiful western suburban Philly, Cheers!

Stopped in here because i heard about it and my friend has the last name Kershner but no relation to the owners here. Anyhow, The place almost looks like it's a converted garage due to the retractable doors that it has pretty much all around the building. The service was warm and friendly. They had a decent selection of their own beers on which I ended up trying samples of each one. If I found myself in that area again I would consider stopping back in.

 

 

 

Nice interior and patio space, although the inside needs some acoustical treatments - you couldn't hold a conversation it was so loud with all the concrete and hard surfaces. Clean but simple decor.

They only had 5 beers on tap - a Pale Ale, Saison, Porter, Belgian Pale, and IPA. I had a flight to try them all. All were fairly solid to style, but nothing special. The Porter was the best of the lot, IMO. The Pale Ale was a bit boring and the Saison wasn't quite dry enough.

In theory, I have no problem with a place starting slow with selections, but the saison and Belgian pale were very similar which seemed odd if you've only got 5 beers. They have a few wines for non-beer drinkers, and you can order food from the Italian Market which is next door.

The place was pretty full inside and outside, mostly a middle age crowd, so they are definitely drawing the Skippack happy-hour / pre-dinner crowd.

Service was a little slow - there were quite a few servers / bartenders milling around but it took me a while standing at the bar to get service.