Skull Tree Brewing

Tiny taproom has room for about a dozen people. Limited parking out front plus on the street. Angled corrugated steel ceiling and a concrete floor. Seating is at a pew and stools, with epoxy finished wood tabletops. Brewing equipment is right behind the taproom. Eight taps with a good selection of styles. Eclectic wall art including big game skull mounts and a US map where stick pins can be added to indicate a hometown. Friendly Western hospitality. As close to your own clubhouse taproom that can be found.

this place is awesome, i was blown away by the beer scene in casper and these guys are one of the shining stars of it. the space is rad, a humble but nice operation in a little old house, really unassuming from the outside, but neatly laid out inside, with a tiny taproom and bar right up front when you walk in, just a few seats at the bar, it would be crowded with ten people in here, but neat feel to the place, i love the little bar. behind that it opens into the production area, which appears custom made to be compacted into this little space, more tanks than expected and a tidy layout, really cool. you can walk through to an outside area too, which i dont think they use all the time but open once in awhile. really modest digs here, but the beer really stood out to me. they had maybe eight or so on tap, i loved the brew for thought hoppy brown with coffee, but was also stoked on the cold ipa, and intrigued by a pretty clever dill pickle sour. good diversity on this beer list, a lot of creativity, and a ton of attention to detail and quality, well above what i expected, and it was cool to get to chat with the brewer, a young dude super sharp, humble, and excited, i have all the faith in the world that this place will evolve into one of the more relevant breweries in the region. for now its a cute little space with some beers that punch above their weight, i cannot wait to go back next time i am in casper!