New Glory Craft Brewery

Went to this location on Alpine yesterday for the first time. The staff there was very friendly. They were having issues with their internet but he was very helpful fulfilling my online order. I got a cute mug to go with my coffee beer 😋

I drove from Phoenix to Sacramento and the first thing I wanted to do was have a beer before checking in and wow did New Glory Craft Brewery deliver! On maps it said they were busier than usual so I expected to wait a bit. I was immediately greeted by Gio and Manny and they made conversation immediately. They gave me a full tour of the brewery where I met Dave, Spencer and a few other workers. This is the best brewery experience I have experienced. Thank you for making my trip memorable. I will be back

New Glory brewery is one of my favorite breweries. Their gummy worm beer is my go-to beer. It's packed with a citrus punch and a bite at the end. This time I added another favorite to my list, Half Baked. It's a yummy, brownie imperial Stout. The Beertender was helpful and knowledgeable. New Glory has the biggest selection of beers I've seen at a brewery. There's something to please everyone. The building is set in an industrial setting, but the front seating area makes it feel like you're in a park. I would recommend a food truck be available for customers. Also, there isn't much to do besides drink beer. Having a few games would keep the customers there longer. It would be a great date spot if there was something fun to do. IG: SACRAMENTOHONEY

Great vibes. Fantastic beer. Taco Tuesday is a must - great rotating selection of food stands out back. I'm so glad I found this spot

Great customer service! 🤘 So many great brews on tap, my sister and I had to get a couple of rounds, just to try all of the awesome hazys they have. 😋 I left with a 4 pack and a smile, and so did my sister. 😁 We'll be back for sure!! 😍 Thank you for a nice end to our evening! 💜 Cheers! 🍻

Great local brewery in Sacramento. Wide range of craft beers on tap and in cans. Follow their social media pages to see upcoming bands and food trucks. Plenty of free street parking with indoor and outdoor seating. Service is fast and quick, never really had a long wait time. They will have special beer releases from time to time. Would recommend if you are in the area!

Love this place. Our go to brewery when we are in the area. Got to say bartender Dave and Ben are super awesome, great to talk to. Always makes everyone feel welcome.. beers and super delicious. Head brewer doing an awesome job.. there's no beer I can't drink..if your In the area want some delicious beer and great atmosphere stop by you won't regret it..

What I appreciate the most about new glory is the fact that they make an EXCELLENT Pilsner. Honestly don’t think you can be a well balanced and skilled brewery if you only make hazy this, double that and what not. Your skill lies in a really great Pilsner. They added a photo booth (LOVE a Photo Booth) that’s branded with their logo! There’s an extra hot pepper challenge beer-no samples, just brave it. Limited stock

This is my first time visiting new glory craft Brewery and I'm honestly impressed! The place has such a fun and welcoming vibe What really made the experience stand out was Jess! She was so friendly and made me feel completely at home. She took the time to walk me through the menu and helping me and my gf pick something we ended up loving. Her customer service was amazing you can tell she really enjoys what she does. I'll definitely be coming back thanks to Jess and the awesome experience overall. Highly recommend stopping by if you haven't been yet!

We LOVE their beer! For my birthday my boyfriend took me here as part of the celebration. Nice staff and a variety of beers to select from. We had a brew outside and one inside. Ask for a few tasters before selecting your . They are knowledgeable and will give you a few ideas. And no problem if you want to try a few! I can't wait to go back

New Glory has just gotten better with time. Years ago I came for the Belgians they would have here from time to time. Back when it was a tiny tap room with a half dozen taps. It's grown to expand into double the space and double the taps. A dog-friendly space complete with a mini arcade, plenty of seating, and a variety of beer styles. The dark and malties here are mostly great, with an occasional standout so terrific I can't resist taking some home in fear that I would never be able to drink it again. The beertenders are chill guys that never steer me wrong. Today I was recommended a Son of a Beach sour that tasted like liquid sunshine. Just perfect during a 101° Sacramento heatwave.

It's been awhile since I last visited New Glory. However, I drifted away for a while when on numerous visits, they didn't have any maltier beers on tap in favor of several IPA styles. A couple of times of that happening, I can let pass. Particularly in full heat of summer. More than that, though, and I start to drift away and find places that more consistently have styles that I prefer. Such was the case here. Fast forward to last evening. I wanted to meet up with a friend. Location-wise, both of us would be nearby and this was the brewery we chose to catch up over a pint at. At the counter, I hopefully inqúred whether there were any stouts or porters or English ales on tap currently. To my elated surprise, there were three stouts currently available: The Java Jack(a golden), the Frosty Delight ( hot cocoa flavors), and a third stout with Maple-y notes. I opted for the Frosty Delight after sampling all three. It was delicious and very welcome on a chilly December evening. The Golden Stout was also quite good with coffee notes that would be great as a morning beverage, too. The third stout wasn't bad, but went down a trifle " heavier"... probably better to have with food rather than as a solo pint. Now that New Glory is making the styles that are the ones I prefer as gain, I'll be frequenting more often, to be sure. The remodel of the previous brewing tank room into additional seating area with several arcade games is nice. There are three pinball machines, a car race game, a table version of Space Invaders, and a Ninja Turtle fight game. Things are looking cozier here. It's much more conducive to suggesting that friends meet and gather here.

$5 pints and tacos and quesadilla vendor on Tuesdays. A good time. Their pinball is great and they have a good mix of indoor/outdoor space. Grab a crowler to go!

Was so excited this place had so, so many IPAs. Was hoping it'd be a NorCal Green Cheek or Monkish. Service was just one dude on a weekday night. Order at the bar- he was very nice. They've got about 8 tables inside, 5 bar seats, and a handful of tables outside. Have some games as well. Could be pretty cool on a weekend. Got one of their Double IPAs and a 4-pack of their hazies to take home. Woke up with a killer headache the next day, even when I was hydrated-- only had 1 beer. Tried the hazy IPAs another day and it gave me a killer headache also. Not sure if it's just me or something they put in the beer, but don't usually feel that way after beers (except for once from Coatza)

Great selection of hazy beers! Fun atmosphere. We were able to keep our daughter entertained with corn hole and arcade games. My husband got a flight and they have good size pours.

They have about 25 taps, including 1 hop water, a few light beers, several hazy IPAs, a few West Coast IPAs, 3 sours, and a few dark/specialty varieties. I enjoyed the selection of beers I picked out; most of them were delicious and hit the spot. I wanted to try 2 flights to get a better understanding of what beers I liked, but the amount of beer in each glass was quite a lot. They offer flight trays that hold 4-5 oz pours, but the glasses hold more than 5 ounces with no line indicating the 5 oz mark. I wish they had the option of using sample shot glasses instead of the 5 oz pours. I only wanted to sample each beer but didn't want to drink so many ounces. Sipping a 2-oz shot would have been plenty. They've expanded the seating area to accommodate several tables and a few video game units. Note: There is only 1 bathroom in the whole place, which seems inadequate for a brewery. I believe you can bring food inside. They also sell chips and gummy worms.

What is not to like about a brewery with their own tap room? New Glory is hidden in the back of an industrial area is a sudsy paradise. Parking is a bit limited, but the space to spend with friends is air conditioned and has some arcade games! I had been exposed to the tasty goodness when I was out exploring Jamestown, so I had to go try this brewery firsthand. This brewery has everything from nonalcoholic to IPAs, sours, stouts and ales. Today my friend and I had four different kind of beers all of them were absolutely. You can choose from a 4 ounce taster, 8 ounce or a full 16 ounce goblet to enjoy these libations. There's not much in the way of snacks, but they do have some basic snacks you can purchase if you need something to soak up the alcohol in your stomach . To combat this the location has a couple different food vendors come on site where you have the option to buy some type of homemade food . Today happened to be a lumpia vendor and we had some tasty lumpia to go with the good beer selection. It was quite delightful. I look forward to trying this location out again.

I went in the middle of the day and it was very quiet. Location is in an industrial/warehouse space that is split between a service bar area with seating and a larger game/seating area. The interior lacks any creative thought and looks like a cross between an arcade and a company break room. The beer was "Ok", but nothing I tried from the flight of four 5oz pours made me want to order a full beer. Although I was familiar with the brand from their creative can art and beer names, the overall experience was "meh".

Small craft brewery tucked away just below the 50, east of East Sacramento. In an industrial/warehouse area. Plenty of nearby street parking, also has a dedicated lot w/ a reasonable number of spots. Good beer selection with knowledgeable and friendly staff who are happy to make a recommendation. Prices are very reasonable. Beers are tasty - their IPA and lights are great with dynamic flavors and depth, refreshing and perfect for a warm summer day in Sac. They have some minimal snacks on site, but a food truck was setting up just when we were leaving. Plenty of air conditioned main-seating area, as well as a larger warehouse-seating area w/ some old school arcade games to amuse yourself with when you're hanging out w/ friends. Overall, a more eclectic vibe, but still a solid place to go to catch up w/ an old friend.

Always a great time at New Glory! Its close to my work and I often have our team shop for what we call "team builders" after work! And the fact the get a neighbor discount is even better, no idea what that is, my guess it the standard 10%! I like that we have three options of where to hang out so in terms of ambiance, it perfect!

Okay, this is my favorite brewery in Sacramento, which is saying a lot because we have hundreds of breweries. Today I am doing a flight of hazy IPAs, and I am in heaven.

Nice brewery in an industrial section. Great selection on tap and in the refrigerator case. Plenty of seating, friendly staff, dog-friendly and kid-friendly too! Rotating food trucks outside, just a few snacks and candy for the kids for sale at the counter.

New Glory Brewery, Sacramento, CA, February 6, 2024 I arrived at about 2 PM on Tuesday afternoon. Tuesdays are five dollar pint days for beers with 8% and less alcohol. Count me in! The server at the bar was friendly and accommodating. There are two parts to the brewery - the tap room and bar, and a separate large seating area that includes pinball and other types of games. I was just here for the beer and to socialize with friends, so I sat in the bar area. Upbeat music was playing and there was at least one big screen TV behind me. They have a good selection Hazy and West Coast IPAs as well as many other styles of beer. I liked both the lager and Pilsner that I tried. Both great representatives of their respective styles. I've had their Ubadank West Coast IPA, Hop Haze double IPA, and numerous hazy IPAs in the past and those have always been excellent too. The star of the show for me however on this particular day was the Pinch Harmonics West Coast IPA. Made with Mosaic, Nelson, and Citra hops, it was a delicious delight! This may be my new Tuesday afternoon hangout!

Highly recommend this spot. They have this golden raspberry stout that is to die for or to fight for. All depends on the week you're having. Hazys are on point. Always friendly staff. Rotating food trucks. Good peeps, great ambiance and amazing beer. If you have never been to new glory, this is the sign to put your phone down and hit the maps.

Frickin' love this family-and-dog-friendly brewery in Sac! It's the perf spot for a midday post-lunch lounge. I even saw tons of groups hang out in their small outside patio and even more people sitting in their many picnic tables in the warehouse-style seating. Dogs-a-plenty too (plus they have treatos)! Parking is a little tough since it's street parking or you can take your chances on the weekend and park in the tiny lot where there are some nondescript businesses just one lot over. But it was pretty safe, some homeless encampments a few streets over, but New Glory is tucked away at the end of the street. Enjoyed a flight and loved the friendly taptender. He was so kind and seemed like he knew all the regulars. They have a fully stocked fridge full of crowlers to go, and I had to take a 4 pack of Gummy Worm IPA with me. It was SO delicious, the perf amount of sweet and sour. I totally enjoyed how each beer was so flavorful made, packed with juice, and unique. That's the key to a successful microbrewery--I think! Have variety and be bold with experimentation. New Glory surely does that. I loveddddd my Stellar Nova and the Citra Colada definitely had the perfect hint of coconut. Reminded me of Aloha living. The Sunset Surge was not my fave, but it was easy to drink on a hot day. Great space to hang, totally nonjudgmental, and loved how friendly everybody was. Will def be back.

Stopped in for a beer on a rainy day. It wasn't to busy and we were able to park right in front. We were greeted and found a table. After looking at the menu we split a taster. They offer quite a few beers to choose from. We enjoyed most of the beers and I especially like the sours. There are quite a few tables to sit at and a small area out front when the weather is nicer.

Recently checked out this pet-friendly brewery that also hosts a few food trucks. I grabbed a burger from one of them--the food was good, though the wait was a bit longer than I expected. Overall, the laid-back vibe and friendly staff made the visit enjoyable, even with the slight delay in service.

I'd give this place 6 stars if I could - phenomenal selection of IPA beers, plethora of both hazy and west coast beer selections. Location was questionable driving in, but thankfully they existed when I arrived. Large interior space with friendly bar tender with generous pours. Sadly no kitchen, so be forewarned. I'll definitely be back, and would strongly recommend for any IPA fan.

Came here with my family to try some beers for Fathers Day as well as get some bomb ass Nicaragüense food they had in the parking lot. The taproom is kind of small. I think max cap is 50. The customer service is top knot tier! The beer is great and the ambiance is great. It's a little tucked away and I wish the location would be a little more noticeable but it works. Will return again. Gummy worms on tap is 10/10.

My son knows where all these little gems are around Sacramento and this is one. The beers are satisfying and the place is a comfortable hang. Chatted with a few locals, enjoyed a few pints, played a game or two, bought a dozen or more cans to take up north and got a sweet shirt. And hey, much to my surprise, they sell the beers in my neighborhood store up in Redding. I'm sold.

You can't find a better little place with a constant selection of whatever you may favor. Stouts, IPAs (hazy to west coast) Lagers, Sours, whatever. It's here. As well As a nice patio, and indoor hang out and pinball.

One of the best stouts I've ever had! I haven't found a great stout since a trip to Portland, OR. I'm not the most knowledgeable beer drinker, but this one blew me away. Loved the laid back atmosphere and beer options. It's a little out of the way for us Bay Area folks, but well worth the drive.

Hidden in an industrial park New Glory's tasting room is relaxed and comfortable. But just like the beer there is a lot going on here. The taps host beers not available in cans. The have a good range of styles. Package sales are available too. The service is friendly and the place is clean and bright. The patio on a sunny day is a great place for conversation and watching traffic. You will find something you like here and will probably be back.

I came here for their Halloween beer release party and I was surprised I had never heard of this place before and the fact they've been around for years! Located off Power Inn in a warehouse style area there is ample parking and plenty of space. Inside has seating and lots of games from cards to arcade games. It appears to be kid friendly and is definitely dog friendly! Service was great, I'm not big into craft beers but the guy at the counter took the time to go over beers the thought I'd like based on my preferences and even gave me a few samples. I opted to try their Candy Freak seasonal release and it was soooo refreshing! I can't remember the name of my second beer but it was fruity with hints of vanilla and again, delicious! I really like that this place hosts events with food trucks and even local vendors to help support and bring the community together. The fact it's close to home is an added bonus. We will for sure be back for their release parties or just to come hangout and drink beers and play some games.

How did I not know about this place?!?! A friend invited me for a beer recently and I was blown away by their amazing variety of sours and gose (I LOVE sours). And when I discovered their key lime gose ... game over. I'm hooked. I'm addicted. It has ruined all other local breweries for me! I love how close this place is to my house - yes, definitely warehouse district feel (and not in the cool hipster way). But the space is clean and modern with plenty of seating outdoors. Bonus points for being so dog friendly (my two big puppers LOVE the workers there and the pets/treats they get). Just writing this review makes me want to go over for a beer this afternoon (after work of course).

I've been wanting to try this Sacramento brewery for a while and glad that an opportunity arose in which Steve and I could have tried two of their beers ! We had two beers from New Glory and I liked both pretty well! One beer was the Stellar Nova. Now this was an Imperial Sour. Usually with sours I have a hard time with them because they are so sweet due to their fruited aspect. But this beer wasn't so bad on sweetness and it was plenty fruited too with passion fruit, pink guava, key lime and Cara Cara Orange but it wasn't too heavily sugared at all so I was impressed with that. The next was the Ubahdank West Coast IPA. Now I'm kind of new to put much thought into a West Coast IPA because I haven't had all that many. Now I know that doesn't make much sense saying that since I live on the West Coast but this IPA is emerging at more and more breweries and before there wasn't so much variation of an IPA. With this beer I enjoyed it quite a bit and was an impressive installment to having this IPA style under my belt with it's good, clean flavor and dankness.

Very good beers, no problems with service or atmosphere. I enjoyed the Sun of a Beach strong fruity sour and the Holy Spumoni imperial stout (a dessert-sipper with boozy, nutty, and cocoa flavors)

Tiny tasting room but with some of the best beer selection in Sac. I was impressed with just the fact that they had six or seven stouts on tap, and they were generous with the samples. The stouts I leaned toward were decadent and robust without being over the top. I also was impressed with their New England IPAs, some of the best I've tried in Sac. They do a lot with a small space, but it definitely felt packed at times. It would be challenging to try to have a big group here. There are a few non-alcoholic options and snacks, which is always appreciated. The fridge near the front with cans also had an impressive selection of their beers to go. I look forward to coming back.

4/17/21 By this point I was already a little bit happy cause we just had an amazing meal at the Alaro Brewing Company, though ironically just so-so beer despite their name. But you know, I'm still more than happy to finish up everything served so.... yeah I was a bit happy. Also, I got this little toddler dude, and watching him while drinking is problematic (alright alright, my gf did most of the work.) So bottom line... I didn't get a chance to take notes and hence I forgot all the details. All I can tell you is this place is ALL about the beer. It ain't fancy, in fact, it's kinda just a space in a warehouse with crappy seats around a couple tables. But man, they got an EPIC selection of beers--dozens of specialty types, many of which I've never heard of before. So, for those beer aficionados out there--this is your wet dream. Just for the record though, this is what I had (and again, I apologize, but no detailed notes like I usually do)... 1. Gummy Worms 8oz $3.25 "chewy pale ale, 5.8% ABV" 2. Yours 8oz $4.50 "imperial kettle sour, 8% ABV" 3. Wakey Wakey $3.25 (menu says $3.50) "oatmeal coffee porter, 6.5% ABV" Oh and yes, the prices are GREAT. And I love that they're willing to do small 8oz servings so you can try more. Yeah, if I lived closer I'd come a lot for sure. Oh!--and they do sell growlers for you all that like takeout. 5/5 #brewery #beerbar #beertap #freshbeer #sacramento #oatmealporter

If it's mediocrity you're after this is the place for you. Known for their Gummy Worms beer, I finally made it in this weekend. I pulled up thinking I made a wrong turn with no cars in sight. I walked in and I can see why. The whole place screams generic. The main room is dark and even though there was only one other group it's loud. So loud I was barely able to hear the server. Walking to the other room, which looks like an unfinished warehouse didn't help making the space more inviting. They use plastic picnic tables for seating and an old sound bar for music. They couldn't even bother to mount it, it sits on an old busted plastic picnic table. They have a good selection of beers but the place is so sad we decided to leave after one round. My friend made a good point, we shouldn't had been surprised. Even their Instagram and can designs are generic.

We were attracted to New Glory based on the fun variety of beers they had - and it was well worth it! It was a perfect day to sit outside and try a couple of beers. The patio is a great place to hang out. The staff here is excellent and our waiter was more than happy to grab us a number of tasters that we were excited to try. The key lime gose was especially interesting, you could definitely tell it was key lime! I got a pint of the rhubarb and raspberry sour, and it was delicious. All of the beers here were so unique - we'd love to come back!

The beer is good. I wish they made more lite beers the service was friendly and the woman at the front got all my 4 packs ready. Really normal decor for a brewery.

The beers are very "one note". Nothing there was a standout that would make me want to come back. Service was good and good atmosphere.

One of the great breweries of Sacramento. Finally got our here on our "brewery tour" and this was one of our favorites. Lots of good beers - got a flight and asked for beers we can't get in the store since we wanted to try beers we haven't had before - they have so many great beers it was not a problem. Everything was solid. We buy their beers in the store a lot but hope they'll put out more stuff. The establishment itself was excellent - very reminiscent of Revision in Carson City. Definitely looking forward to coming back to this great place. One of the best and most underrated of Northern California.

Was in Sac the other day during Spring Break so I ended up checking out New Glory. I've tried probably 30 of their different offerings because we get a lot of New Glory distro here in the central valley. Sidenote: NG is prob in my top three breweries right now because they are consistently making good beer. But anyway, I popped in and had a flight. I tried a pale and 3 NE ipas. There was a contrast between each of the 3 NE ipas I tried so I was left really impressed. The pale, citra mon, was also fantastic. I think I wrote on untappd that it was the best pale I've ever had. Anyway, I wish I would have got some cans on the way out but I had to much on my mind. Guess I'll have to come back again!

Yasssssss! The glory of New Glory Craft Brewery. Their quick rotating menu is one of the best I've seen, because there are plenty of options for all types of beer lovers (not just IPA people). I'm a 'dark beer' (porters and stout) person. And when I see a microbrewery have the options between 2-4 dark beers on the menu, I know I'm going to have a good time and frequent this place.....in which I do. This place is nicely lit up on the inside, and is kid and dog friendly with lots of sitting space and options (inside or out). The staff is very friendly and puts in the effort to help choose what may suit you beer loving pallet for that night. Again, being a stout person, I love that there were rotations of the stout selections. I'm always browsing by their Facebook page to see if there maybe any new releases on the horizon. Granted they DO have plenty of IPA's and some ales. But don't let the other reviews sway you into thinking IPA's is an exclusive.

BEST BREWERY IN TOWN !! One of my favorites and I couldn't wait to stop in and taste the IPA's while traveling in the area. This place is IPA Focused - if you don't like them, this place is not for you. If you Love IPA's - find a way to get here. The Brewer uses all kinds of hops and each beer is uniquely different. New Glory is a testament to how different IPA's can be. I tasted all of them in small pours, I didn't want to be wasted, but also didn't want to miss the creativity of each delicious beer. They have 9 IPA's. Try some and see where your palate profile is - I love the juicy hazy North East style (they have at least 3), and I also love the West Coast style that is sometimes a little dank and weedy. EXCELLENT!!

After tasting their Mindshaker Pineapple Coconut at a restaurant downtown recently, I knew I had to head over to the taproom to see if I could sink my taste buds on some more Mindshaker. They didn't have it, as it had been released a while ago, according to the beertender, but I sampled a variety of other beer, including a Mindshaker mixed berry beer that was delicious! The taproom is really chill and has plenty of bench seating as well as single seats along the wall; there is also a really cool patio out front that is perfect now that the summery days are fading into pleasant temperatures at night. Based on my likes, the friendly beertender helped me find a really good tropical IPA and I also had the S'more's stout, which dissolved into creamy deliciousness on my palate. For those who want to take beer home, there is a huge refrigerated case of at least five kinds of beer, and there are also growlers and glasses. They have a food truck schedule posted on their website and also sell snacks for non-food truck times. I'm hooked on Mindshaker, so I'm going to keep my eye open on their Instagram for when it comes out next, but until then, I'll be returning to test out some more brews.

First time here! Big beer selection, clean environment and inside/outdoor seating. Dave was a great host, and we loved the environment. Can't wait to come back.

New Glory Craft Brewery is gloriful. Yea I made that word up. Turns out that New Glory Craft Brewery (NGCB) nearly opened as Old Glory Craft Brewery as in Old Glory, the nickname of the Stars and Stripes. But they received a cease-and-desist letter from some dickbutt company in the East Coast, so instead of opening as Old Glory, Older Glory or Old Gloriful, they settled for New Glory because new is what people care about nowadays anyways. Stumbled upon NGCB on a recent dog-friendly beer tour of Sacramento with the wife and four-legged rescue-doodle. Almost missed Alpine Avenue because it's a small street sandwiched between a mattress store and an auto repair business. If you miss it, don't fret. Just go down to Fruitridge, get some tacos to-go from Chando's and drive back up. NGCB is BYOF as in bring your own food. NGCB had just brewed three gloriful limited release beers for Sacramento Beer Week so we sampled all three. This included the 15.2% Infinite Void Stout that was legendary, the spontaneously fermented lemon/lime sour known as the Immaculate Conception, and the sour blonde ale made with cherries known as Cherry McFizz. This ménage a trois of beers was orgasmic. We also loved the Mandarin Coconut Gose, the Tropical Affair DIPA, and the Brewed From The Heart Apple Tart Saison that was like a spiked Martinelli's. The Lemon Meringue Pie really tasted like pie as well, but good thing we didn't get a full pour because it was rich. On top of all the gloriful array of beers, Dave, really made our day. Super jovial and informative with the typical beerworkers' requisite beard, he had reggae-themed socks to match the awesome reggae music playing at NGCB. He added that in the summer, NGCB would be celebrating their 4-year-anniversary! With all the breweries in Sacramento, it can be hard to make a splash. But this gloriful OG brewery really makes amazing beers, especially if you like sours and experimental beers. If only they were closer, new GLORY craft brewery could have been my local watering HOLE. * Irony about NGCB is that the owner is French! That's why I chose ménage a trois above. BTW, no hating on the French because without the French the 13 colonies would've never beat the bloody Brits... and at the end of the day Je Suis Charlie! * NGCB is dog-friendly so long as your dog is friendly. * Parking is street only. Not a problem on the weekend!

Yesterday, I stopped into New Glory Craft Brewery for Sacramento Beer Week with a few friends. NGC Brewery has a large selection of IPAs. I'm not a big IPA person, but I was able to order a great chocolate Porter, Kölsch, and a lager. The "Fully Baked" porter was one of the most delicious porters I've ever had- it was rather sweet, strong, and creamy. The other two beers were very light and refreshing. There is seating in the general bar area. My group and I sat on the benches outside in the garage section since the weather was beautiful. There is ample lot and street parking. Each flight came with 3 beer choices and the staff is very accommodating when it comes to helping with beer selection. The customer service at New Glory was exceptional. Every staff member was very welcoming. I hope to return to New Glory again and try more of their selection. There are also several breweries in the area within walking distance.

Great place around the corner from work to grab a beer with some friends. Loved it. Service was great. They were great about suggesting beers I've never tried

How did I not know about, New Glory Brewery?! Well, at this point I'm glad I did! New Glory is by far my favorite Brewery in Sacramento hands down! The location is in an industrial area on Alpine odd of Power inn Rd. It can be a bit easy to pass up of your not paying attention. The have street parking and a private parking lots as well. When you walk in your are immediately greeted and the atmosphere is very welcoming. The staff is friendly and offers beer samples and explain the beers while you try. My favorite beers here is Dank Juice, UbahDank IPA, Apple Tart, Listen up, Farmopolis Citra, Blonde and Farmhouse. They also have happy hour Wed-Fri only. They have food truck sometimes but that's okay if you get hungry you can always order food and have it delivered. They to have chips for sale if you are just looking to snack on something while enjoying the fabulous beers. There is plenty of seating on a sofa set you can relax at for more comfortable seating. You can ask you a tour if it not too busy which is nice and I love they are pet friendly! The prices are great and I love the 4 and 6 pack beers for purchase ad well as they have a beer flight membership and and Growler membership. If you want the better deal get the Growler membership. If I could gove more than 5 stars I would. This is a must try if you haven't been here yet. New Glory doesn't disappoint.

Awesome Stop For Pales & Sours SITREP A new brewery for me on the more South-Eastern side of Sacramento. THE SETUP I ponied up to the counter and decided to try their Pale and their Raspberry Berliner. They are both very good. * The Pale is light, crisp, refreshing, and I actually left with a 6-pack of that for home! * The Raspberry Berliner is a sour but MILD sour, not so tart that my lips pucker off my face (which I do NOT like). Very enjoyable and smooth. DECOR & VIBE The tasting room is quite beautiful, and the facilities are excellent for parties (which was going on while we were there. THE LOWDOWN Definitely worth a stop.

What was once to be Old years ago turned out to be New & that's a good thing. A really good thing. It's amazing how much difference changing a 3-letter word in a name makes in beer quality. I jest, of course. But I do recall, years ago, at a beer festival, trying a couple beers under their Old moniker & not thinking much of their stuff. In sharp contrast, all of their beers I've had lately are fantastic. So, on a late Sunday afternoon, after a relative fiasco of a day, when friends suggested stopping by the source of the New Glory deliciousness I've been enjoying, I was game. It's a brewery. It's in an industrial area. That's where breweries usually are. More importantly, this is where the beer is & comes from. It's a nice little spot with some outdoor seating. Staff was friendly & well-versed in the beers on tap. We had a few rounds & enjoyed the day for a while. The beers are excellent. For me, that's #1. While it is outside of my daily travel loop, I'll come back anytime I can.

Always heard great things, always wanted to swing by as it's close to us, and finally did. And glad for the experience. Excellent selection all across the board, including "my" stouts (no porters today, though...still summer haha) and more IPA's than you could possibly have in one visit. Small taproom (got a LITTLE LOUD in there) and a nice area outside as well if you'd rather do that. Definitely recommend New Glory and definitely will be back!

Our go to place. My wife and I love going here. It's simple and decently close to our house. Inside is a ok size but we prefer sitting outside. The beers are all pretty good. The menu is definitely IPA heavy but they do have some stouts and sours every now and then. There is a frig with select 4packs to buy. Of course growlers and can pints are available to buy.