Latest reviews from Richmond

“Dropped by after a swim at Keller Beach. fantastic. Enormous warehouse with hundreds of barrels for the winery. Maybe a dozen taps, but only 4 running. Flight of 4 for maybe $12.“

wetherel 195 days ago

“Visited January 2018. On the way home from a client's facility. Just off of 580, so pretty easy access. They have a patio and a modest sized tasting room inside with a second seating area upstairs. I didn't go upstairs, so not sure what it's like up there. They were out of a few things when I visited, but looked like they had a lot of handles they could potentially fill. Beer quality was kind of all over the place. Some pretty rough beers and some that were pretty decent. They make a lot of hoppy stuff, but do try their hands at stouts, sours, saisons, etc. Have been meaning to come back here, just haven't gotten around to it.“

brokensail 671 days ago

“Visited January 2018. In an industrial area between the shipyard and the regional park, so not a bad location. It's tucked up back off the street a bit. They have signs that tell you where to go, so just follow and you'll get there eventually. The tasting room and brewery are in a huge space. Super modern, industrial feel to the space. It was only like two patients and a couple people working while I was there. They had about a half dozen beers on during my visit. I tried a flight of what they had to offer. A couple of them were pretty nice, namely the lagers. The IPAs...not so much. People were nice, prices were decent, and the place was cool. They don't make a lot of different stuff and it's not particularly easy for me to get over here, so I don't know how often I'll be back.“

brokensail 671 days ago

“Have visited multiple times over the past couple years. The location is pretty interesting in the old Richmond shipyards and in one of the old buildings/shops used to support the ship building/maintenance efforts. The cidery shares this space with a couple wineries, so you can also tick some wines while you're here if that's your inclination. A small bar in the middle of the space with a lot of seating around the interior and outside on their patio area. There are a handful of drafts as well as some cans/bottles for sale. They make a variety of different ciders, perries, and other fruited options, as well as some dry-hopped offerings. I generally think their stuff is pretty good. It can be a little pricey, but not really any more outrageous than your average craft beer. Definitely recommend coming here if you're interested in ciders. Just note it can be quite windy and cold outside depending on weather, so be prepared.“

brokensail 684 days ago

“On the way home. Noonish on a Friday, not busy. Two floors of seating, plus outdoors. Extremely friendly service. About a dozen taps, all available as four oz pours. Bitter was rough, ipas good. Plenty of cans to go.“

bytemesis 687 days ago

“East brother is also in an industrial area, but a world of difference from Benoit Casper. This is a complex bordering an open space. Much more rural feeling. Plenty of lot parking. Pay attention to the "not here" signs on the way in - they will get you where you need to be. The space is quite large, outside patio, food truck, large open inside space. Six taps but they were out of one. Flights were magically of five beers so it all worked out. Friendly staff, decent sized local crowd. Fun place. They are apparently getting a pool and ping pong table as well. Enjoy. Beers not bad but fairly uninspired, other than the Red IPA which is pretty damn solid.“

bytemesis 2421 days ago

“Your typical warehouse store, great beer selections and you don’t have to be a member to buy alcohol at a CostCo.“

bigericsports 3123 days ago