Aleksander M.
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This review is a part of my quest of visiting all CT breweries. I visited Witchdoctor long ago and have seen their stands at multiple beer festivals, but decided to visit again for this review.
The brewery occupies a part of a repurposed industrial building. There's plenty of space inside with many different seating options, as well as a pool table, darts, and some other entertainment. They also set up a patio outside during warmer times. The theme of the brewery is music, so you can find many interesting references in the decor. The brewery has partnered with a kitchen, and all times I've ate there the food was amazing. But you can also order food from the restaurants in the same building if you wish. I also have a separate shoutout to the staff working there - the bartenders were positive and really friendly.
I already tried many of Witchdoctor's beers before, so this time I ordered the ones I missed. There's a big selection of styles available on tap, so everyone can find something. Plus they have a full bar with some locally made drinks - I tried their own Limoncello and it was good. I enjoyed almost all the beers I had with just a couple of exceptions. My favorites were Smokie Opie (Smoked Red Ale) - for how unique it was, and Bunny Patch (Milkshake IPA).
I definitely recommend this brewery to anyone, as this is an awesome place to unwind while sipping good beers.