Weekend Beer Company

Pretty big place on the north side of Grants Pass. Warehouse size building containis the brewery and the taproom. Boisterous on a Friday night. Inside and outside seating, plenty of parking. Great service. Taplist is a real mix of styles, something for everyone. Crowler machine.

Big open and fenced in yard with many covered picnic tables and misters for days like the one I was there for in early September. The taproom is also sharing the room with the brewery. Tall, new and spartan sheet metal skinned building. A few long rows of end to end picnic tables inside and some big screen televisions without the sound on. Lots of ambient light from the windows. The service was standard and the beer was sub par. Liked the Aussie I.P.A. most, out of the 6 tried, it was OK.

Our group stopped here to try the beers and to have lunch from the food truck. The brewery is located ion a street among other light-industrial buildings like this one. The front perimeter of the property is fenced and there are several food trucks parked within this area. A parking lot is to the side. The interior is a large open space. The bar is to the rear, and the remainder of the space is full of long tables and chairs. The brewing equipment is to one side. Plenty of picnic tables with umbrellas are located within the fenced area at the front, and it was a nice day so we sat out there to be close to the food trucks. (Only one of the three trucks was open.) Ordering of drinks was done at the bar.

Nine beers were on tap plus 4 guest taps, 3 ciders and 4 wines. We ordered a sampler flight of 6 beers to try to arrive at an overall evaluation of their offerings. Each was brewed well to style except that the porter was off a bit, although I couldn't pin-point why. It was still an okay beer.

The beers were good, and what we had from the food truck was also. None of our beers was exceptional, but they were good enough to place this brewery into a worthy visit category.