Brewscape Beer Company

Located in the space vacated by High Society, sits in a small commercial complex on a corner of the main highway. Blink and you'll miss it. Small tap room, very close but still comfy. Decent sized crowd, almost capacity on Friday evening. Owners were on hand to discuss beer, very friendly, great service, flights available. Good beer, with some unusual styles.

hole in the wall nano brew spot, which is not uncommon in these parts apparently, think we hit three of them up in the same area that day, neat model, real low barrier to entry i would think, making just a barrel or two at a time. i was stoked on the vibe in here, its super quaint with only a handful of seats at the little homemade feeling bar, but the place feels like a cabin inside, old wood, cozy and welcoming, some color popping, i liked the feel immediately, and it was cool to have an owner or brewer or maybe both behind the bar, she was friendly and informative and enhanced our experience. more than anything here i was fired up on the liquid, some rather adventurous stuff for a small spot like this, barely even on the map at this point. a strong graf was my favorite, really one of a kind apple ale, they had a nice strawberry blonde ale too, natural and not too sweet, and even the modest mexican corn lager was solid. they had an impressive list for being as small production as they are, and they seem to have a real good thing going overall. some food available, leaning mexican, things like nachos and burrito bowls, but we did not partake. the beer was way better than expected, but you never know with these little spots. the location seems good, busy intersection, easy to spot, i suspect they will do pretty well for themselves. glad we stumbled in, some of my favorite beers from a recent trip through montana, northern idaho, and eastern washington, looking forward to checking back in when i am in the area next. definitely worth a visit, good energy at happy hour time when we were in!