Sunset Hill Brewing Company

Parking was minimal, but they did cart you around from parking in the field to the brewery if you needed. This is second time we went to give it another shot as we went when it first opened as well. Inside was nice and updated and people were friendly enough. Inside is very small however so you are kind of forced to go outside if there is a crowd. Was some interesting characters there. one guy kept starting his motorcycle and ripping up and down the road So wife and I stayed inside for the most part. Place second time around appears to be attracting some regulars... Outside has some nice views, but it's right next to peoples homes and they were growing hops in the area you hang out...Hops is poisonous to dogs so we didn't bring our dog because of this. They advertise as dog friendly, but I don't believe they thought that part through at all. Issue for me however is the beers. All their Hazy IPA's taste virtually the same. Their other beers weren't super impressive either. Plastic cups for the price wasn't great and they did have live band entertainment there, but not our thing. We like more of a relaxed vibe where we can hear each other talk while enjoying the atmosphere especially when it's supposed to be an old farm. We had such high expectations for this place and it was being hyped for a long time. I remember talking with owners at Boyertown fair where they were selling shirts and hats to promote their brewery(Which didn't open for over a year past that time). We had much higher expectations to be honest and only reason we gave it two visits. We would not go back again and wouldn't recommend anyone to this place. Way better brewery's nearby with much better beer. Pains me to be negative, but 2 times here and no improvement from their grand opening week.

This was their first weekend advertising they were open, the previous weekend was a "soft opening". So there was a pretty big crowd, but they handled it well for a place just opening. Their parking lot in front of the brewery building was full so they were parking people down the road at the farmhouse, and shuttling people via golf cart. The building is fairly small with a bar inside and some high top tables. The majority of people were outside, enjoying the patio area behind the building with adirondack chairs, hanging out on the side of the building playing cornhole, or watching their kids feed the ducks in the pond. A lot of families. I think they had 8 beers available, some on draft, and some in the can. They were using plastic cups. They had a couple lagers, a wheat beer, a couple pale ales, a few IPAs. Also three different wines from a local winery. I drank pints of the one pale ale which was NE style, and then also a WC style IPA. Both were pretty good. They only had snacks in terms of food - hot dogs and bags of chips, soft pretzels