Classiest brewery?

Sound Brewery has some pretty classy looking bottles also.

 

The Ommegang brewers seem like beer snobs that most average brewers and beer advocates would find pretentious. I mean they call themselves "Brewery Ommegang" rather than Ommegang Brewery. Pretentious. Plus, read their pouring directions on the bottle next time you have one. It's like they want beer advocates to be considered the same as winos: snobs.

 

Three Floyds. They play shitty kung fu movies with metal blasting in your ears. Not to mention the heavily tattooed staff and comic book style art work painted on the walls. Pure CLASS. My kind of place.

 

I hate the 805 beer. Living in the 805, it has bumped a couple of the only drinkable craft options from my local bars' taps, Fat Tire and Boston Lager to be exact.
It's cannibalizing other craft sales and not bumping BMC's from the taps.

 

Lagunitas staff at their classy Waldo release party

 

Sierra Nevada, because class is earned when you care about your community.

 

Samuel Smith
Duvel
Rochefort (love the font)

 

Sierra Nevada has always been a class operation. For that matter, so has Anchor.

 

My definition of a classy brewery is when something goes wrong, you let them know, and they do something about it. Like Deschutes, Odell, and Snake River.

 

Without visiting a brewery I would say Maine Beer Co. Simple label and pricey.

 

I prefer my bottles with classy "vortex" necks in which the beer is swirled into my red cup for aromatic perfection. Lest not forget the classy "punch tops" in which I can slam my nectar of the gods more efficiently.

Thus, for the OBVIOUS above reasons: Miller is the classiest brewery

 

I totally agree with the Hop Wallop comment. Great beer but the label is so cheesy!

 

I'm partial to Wisconsin, but I love New Glarus' marketing, and I love how Central Waters goes out of their way to ensure people have a good time at their parties.

 

weheinstephaner, the oldest, classiest brewery in the world.

 

I'd have to say FW as well. Maine would be up there for me if the little guy doing the tour wasn't such a dismissive asshat (not a classy move.) Ditch the stupid "Do What's Right" gimmick and I'd put their label right up there with FW in terms of coolness.

 

Please...

 

Samuel Smith: Ales and Beers are all true to form and drinkable at any time. And the labels scream English Gentleman.

 

Along with the Ovila line supporting the Chapel reconstruction at the Abbey.

Making hops available to small brewers during the shortage a few years back. The whole green ethos. Great employee benefits.

The way they are coming into the Asheville scene, i.e. sending brewers to beer camp in Chico.

Class is the way they conduct themselves in the local community, and more.