The Woodlands Project at SweetWater

This is the Woodlands project of Sweetwater brewery, which is rentable event space and where barrel aged beer rests. Open to the public on weekends, check the times. The beers on offer here are excellent, unique, and widely appreciated by different pallets. Beers aged in wine barrels take on the character of wine, which was a new flavor to me. The space is beautiful and impressive. It’s very cool to be able to sip some drinks while wandering around rows of barrels.

Pleasant surprise adjacent to an already excellent brewery - but only if you're up for exotic flavors. Expect sours, aged beers, and hop variants. Quieter and more refined than the main building of Sweetwater.

This place was pretty impressive. All of their beers were absolutely amazing. My favorite was the rainy day acid trip. Also the inside of the building is stunning.

Nice brewery and event space.

This place sucks. They take forever to load semi trucks. Takes them 7 hours to load. Ridiculous place. Will never come back here again.

Not a lot of seating, lots of standing area. Beer is very very good, and they give a fairly interesting tour, though there's not too much to see. Tried the curtismo and the pit and pendulum, both were sours with a full flavor and sharp fruity acidity respectively. Both are not widely available but you can buy bottles there and krog street market

Great bar but be a sour beer fan lol hence 4 stars.

Nick was an excellent guide of the brewery. My group had a wonderful time and learned quite a bit about the history of Sweetwater. 10/10 recommended as a venue for your next event.

With all the great breweries in Atlanta people forget that Sweetwater is the OG (aside from Red brick ) and it's sometimes chastised as not having high quality craft options. Think whatever you want about that, but the Woodlands is clearly in the game to satisfy the palates of people wanting craftier beer and they're doing it well. I came here near the beginning of 2017 pretty soon after they opened for one of the pre-purchased tours and was really impressed with the space. One of the perks of being attached to a large established brewery I suppose. It's nice, it's open, it's wood-y. I was getting married soon and I thought it would have been a cool place to have a small wedding or rehearsal dinner. I like sours and I loved Through the Brambles, a blackberry sour, so much that we bought a bottle of it to take home. Sadly, when I returned recently they didn't have it anymore, but I did like Pit & Pendulum as well and they had it with apricot on my second visit. It's too bad this place is only open on Saturdays for now! Between the Woodlands and regular Sweetwater I would think there is something for everyone on this block.