Prof. J.
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Well i guess i am still writing. Stopped by again yesterday. Had our usual couple of brews . Justin was at a beer festival, and waiting on us was MAX, by the way, a very friendly and nice guy. Glad to have met him and always glad when we can get out to Schoharie, make a couple other stops and stop by Wayward Lane.THANK YOU FOR THE HEART REACTION. AGAIN I WILL PROBABLY NOT GET CREDIT FOR IT. I AM NOT SURE I WILL WRITE ANY MORE REVIEWS. We Have been there 4 or 5 times. A couple times in the summer, once in the winter and was just there today. They have a good selections of beer. You can get smaller glasses as well as pints, which I like. Along with other brands in cans. The owner is very knowledgeable, likeable, and does not rush as he explains the beer. There are tables inside and out with an area outside that has bands. There is a food truck which is open most days all year and as the operator told us today, as he gave us a big hug, "dumplings, dumplings, dumplings " and they are very good. Up a steep hill in the middle of the village. Very unique and relaxing. If you in the area, worth the trip. We returned again today, the 4th. I had a great time. The weather was great and so was the beer, and the pork dumplings were super. I told Jeff, who runs the food truck, they were worth an extra star in a review. Jeff is very cool, and cracks me up as he yells out the name of the person who's dumplings are ready. Justin, who runs the brewery, does a great job explaining the brews and is very upbeat. The one new photo is of Justin, holding the beer he just drew for me. The other is a list of today's brews. Expand the photo to enlarge the details. I had the Foment american style pilsner which was very good, and my wife had the Cloud Generator Dipa, which she liked. The more times I visit, the longer the review is. I will be back again soon. As I said, I would be back again. And we were back today, August 8th. We had a brew and said hello to Justin. We had visited a few businesses in Schoharie and Middleburgh, with a stop at Wayward on our way home. Will shall return.