Melissa P.
Yelp
The Southern Aspect IPA saved this review for me- its stellar, kinda has a burnt pumpkin seed thing going on and I was all about that. The Summit Seeker IPA was also delicious (though my husband found there to be a weird after-taste, I dunno, but his pallet is more discerning than mine). The presentation of the flights was adorable, with solid branding and cute little tags that directed your taste buds. The pints served are also 20oz, which is a huge YES from me.
There were some drawbacks though. The popcorn is not free- its $2 and while that won't break the bank, I feel like the free popcorn is a nice touch. Are you guys getting rich off popcorn sales? You look at your portfolio and you're like 'ahhh yes, 20% mutual funds, 20% international equity, 10% cash and FIFTY PERCENT POPCORN PROFITS? Is there not some cancer foundation we can just donate popcorn proceeds to under the guise of being good people? Anyways, popcorn rant aside, the price of flights is generally more premium to others in the Barley Belt. I'm willing to pay more, but I also expect some semblance of service. When asked what options I wanted for my flight, my go-to is bartender's pick. I was told she'd just give me the first four on the menu. I feel like this could have been an opportunity to tell me what a personal favourite is, whats a best-seller, anything with a cool story or history. But why do that when you can just move down the tap line and go back to texting on your phone I guess?
Side note: I'm one of those ridiculous people who will avoid a place if I can't find parking. Right right, this is a brewery and most of y'all are taking an Uber- but on the off-chance you're wandering in for a quick pint after work, parking can be annoying.