PHERM Brewing Company

A decent sized brewery for a strip center. I think this was my third visit, first time being when they first opened in the COVID era.
Plenty of seating, my bro in law and I sat at the bar. Friendly and tentative wait staff.
The beer we had was pretty good, only had a couple pints though… no flights.
There is a schedule with trivia, live music, and various activities on a calendar, as well as food trucks. A fun place to hang out.

Large brewery in strip mall with plenty of indoor seating, no outdoor seating. Decent selection, ok quality, little lacking on dark stuff. Food truck was pretty good.

Visited on a Thursday afternoon so it was rather slow but there were enough people to strike up a conversation.
Typical industrial park space, which I am becoming bored with, though there is some cool art on display. Plenty of bar space and tables. Twelve on tap with 5,8 and 16 ounce pours available. Prices are higher than I’ve been seeing recently, $8 a pint for the Marzen and Brown Ale that I had (both beers were good). They had cans to go and I think they offered some can pours as well, I thought the selection was pretty varied. Service was friendly and good. Not a single coaster in the place so I had a perpetual puddle on the table that I kept dragging my arm through.

I think it’s worth mentioning that though they’re prices are high, I have drank Pherm beers for free on two occasions due to their sponsorship of Men’s Lacrosse events.

Large interior space in a commercial complex, ample parking. Patio out back. Great service. No flights, but 5 oz pours are available. All of the beers I sampled finished way too fast.

Could be any business park brewery you ever went to. Beers were ok, heavy on hazy ipas. Serve was very good.

Situated in a business park setting among a crowded corridor of strip centers and gas stations. Once inside, things get better. First, it's larger than the front entrance might lead you to expect, giving it a light and airy feel. Second, it's tastefully decorated with a nice contrast in colors as well as plenty of art work (all for sale) hung all around. There is a stage at one end to support live entertainment. Out back is a patio to add to the mix. TV screens, only a few, played music videos instead of sports. Board games were also available.

Onto the beers. Had 11, maybe 12, on tap this visit. My wife had a saison and gose while I stayed with an IPA and two different pilsners. Not a single complaint. Will try the marzen on the next visit. Besides the variety of serving sizes, they also had cans, crowlers and growlers to go.

Very friendly, knowledgeable service. If you want something to eat, they do have food trucks during certain times. Or cross the wooden bridge out front and try Grumps Cafe. There is another brewery, Chesepiooc, not too far away (across the busy highway and a bit further south), if you want a few different styles.

Visited with my wife on a Saturday night. First impression was of a loud, industrial-type brewery. Possibly a one-and-done, even given that it's only about 12 minutes away from home. However, shortly after we arrived a bluegrass band set up and completely changed our enjoyment level. We ended up staying much longer than we planned and ordering a couple of extra beers. Speaking of the beer, they are offered in 5/8/16 oz sizes, which is great. However, they are a bit pricey. We opted for 8-oz pours of six different beers. The quality ranged from solid to excellent. Service was perfectly fine, typical order at the bar, bring your beers to a table (unless you're sitting at the bar, of course), then bring your empty glasses back to the bar. We had a great time and will be back at some point.