Sinepuxent Brewing Co

First visit in a perfect sunny spring afternoon. Very large crowd of people and families seated across a large lawn at picnic tables or in Adirondack chairs. Bluegrass band performing. People all happy and enjoying the collective vibe. Delightful!
Broad selection of brews from expected lagers and hoppy ales to barreled ales and barleywines, Belgian Dubbels to Saisons. All worth trying, some delicious.
Had good fortune speaking with/touring brewery with owner. Even noted a “cool ship ”! Great guy. Thorough commitment to providing an outstanding beer experience. Met brewers (one old friend) who share excitement and positivity. Kudos.
Food hard to judge. Only had one order of flatbread pizza. Meh. Having said that the young guy taking orders/serving food was awesome. Big time friendly, positive, caring and solid at his job. But back to food…they have a much broader menu, and a large selection of very interesting Bowls. Will definitely check these out next time.
On this stop I had their Anniversary BA blend of Belgian Dubbel and Barleywine; then the Saison. Both enjoyable.
I came away very impressed and interested in their aspirations and goals. This is young brewery owned by someone who has been the beer brewing world for 30+ years; has a very good brewing team, a super fun location and upbeat energetic team members. Expect this could grow to become a stand out. Big respect.

Nice setting on the road to Assateague. Lotsa space and tables outside and a decent sized tap room. Beers seem to run from average to good to very good. Service is as attentive as anywhere else. Selection doesn’t seem to change much. An ok alternative to near by Burley Oak. Certainly pleasant to sit outside.

Was able to relax and enjoy drinking outside at one of the picnic benches on a warm Spring afternoon but there's enough room inside the converted barn if the weather is not cooperating. They have added a few new taps since our first visit so now the choices are in the 12-13 range covering a variety of styles. Quality ran from average to very good.

If you are not pressed for time, follow the highway out front eastward to the National Seashore Park and spend some fun time with the ponies on Assateague Island. Or head west and spend some fun time with a bar stool at the Burley Oak brewery.

Nice remote brewery with indoor and outdoor seating. There's a few basic food options, but it looks like mainly an Acai Bowl menu. Looking at the listed beers on BA, this taplist doesn't change much, if at all.

Super chill place to hang. Fire pits, corn hole, music, food, lights. Somewhat limited beer selection, but all were good. Food selection somewhat limited as well (dogs, burgers, ice cream) but adequate. Still really fun place to hang, and minutes away from Ocean City.