Here's some details about 95 brewpubs I've visited that have since closed or are no longer brewing. The ones that are still open are on a separate page.

A complete list of all breweries closed and open, can be found at BeerMe.com.

Alabama
Birmingham Mill Brewery, Baker, and Eatery

2000

Now closed.

 This Mill location does not brew their own beer. Magiic - Served at 33º. Light nut brown but you can sort of taste it.
 Harvest Gold Light
Honey Wheat
Amber

 

Arizona
Mesa Bandersnath Brewpub

1991

Now closed.

 Upscale college bar and business lunch joint that has added a brewery. Cross between a German chateau and a Village Inn Pizza.

Beer-in-your-face-club. Drink enough different beers and you get a beer thrown in your face. Honest.

 Cardinal Pale - Balanced, light. Centennial hops.
Premium Ale - Slightly sweet, fruity. Amber. Cascade hops.
Milk Stout - Mild and creamy. Smooth. Some roasted malt flavor. Not a Mackison clone
Clarks Oktoberfest Lager - Biting and rich. Still fairly mild for style.
Phoenix Coyote Springs

1995

Now closed.

 Magnificent triple arch bar back and matching bar from a hotel in Oregon. Coyote Gold Cream Ale - Very effervescent. Light and crisp. Good summer beer.
Southwest Wheat Hefeweizen - Quite cloudy. Good crisp tart citrus.
Best Bitter - Light, not heavily hopped.
Coal Porter - Quite strong and roasty.
Blue Coal - Blueberry Porter. Fresh.
Phoenix Hops

1991

Now closed.

 High-priced spread a block away from a Neiman-Marcus. Valet parking. Mouthwash dispenser in the men's room. Ham and brie sandwich. Pilsner - Budmillercoors.
Summer Lager - Wheat with slight yeast taste. Refreshing.
Amber Ale - Dark, bland, lager.
Oktoberfest - Biting. Moderately thick. Good malt flavor. Served too cold.

 

Arkansas
Fayetteville Ozark Brewing

1996

Now closed

 Tall, 2-story post & beam pine and white restaurant. Good food.

All beers served decently warm.

 Export Lager - Heineken. Stale and skunked.
Horseshoe Hefe Weizen - Cloudy dull copper. Mild, almost bland. Rich mouthfeel.
Coach Light Ale - Brighter yellow, Goldings hops. Pilsner and cara pils malt. Quite satisfying.
IPA - Very heavily hopped (for the time, ie 45 IBU)
Six In Hand Stout - Bisuit, Pilsner, Munich, Cara Munich, and some roasted barley. Robust enought. Slightly acrid or metallic.

 

California
Arcata Humbolt Brewing

1995

Now closed

 Tap room and down home neighborhood boisterous bar. Red Nectar - Fresh, crisp, cold, with an accent on hops. Chinook, Mt. Hood, Cascade, Willamette.
Oatmeal Stout - Nitro. Roasty bit.e A bit sweet.
Black Cherry Stout - Comes through accurately. Not overpowering. Not sweet or cloying. No cherry in smell at all.
Redding Red, White, & Brew

1995

Now closed

 Small (holds 22) neighborhood style slapped together bar and homebrew supply with a small brewery just because they like to brew beer.

1 of their beers and 8 more taps.

 Pale Ale - Unfiltered serious beer with good balance. A touch fruity.
Tahoe City Blue Water Brewing

1995

Now closed

 Overlooking the lake. Palisades Pale - Yellow blonde for Bud drinkers. Cascade hops but not noticable.
Sabre Tooth IPAE. Copper. Chinook and Cascade dry hopped.
Arrowhead Red - Good balance. NW hops. Crystal malt. Quite dark red/copper.
Endless Winter Brown - Good strong brown just short of a roasty porter.
Truckee Truckee Brewing Co. / Pizza Junction

1991

Became Donner Summit Brewery. Now closed.

 Local hangout surprisingly not for tourists.

Brewery outside in a railroad box car.

 Amber lager - Slightly tart and fruity. Unfiltered. Very light color. Good.
Dark Lager - Slightly malty mainstream beer. Darker than the amber.
Truckee Donner Summit Brewery

1995

Now closed

 Seems like all beers are variations of the same recipe. Truckee Amber - Darkish gold. Sweetish. Slightly malty and a touch fruity.
Truckee Dark. Very malty. No hops evident.
Boca Bocklager - Very malty. Brown. Very sweet. No redeemable social ...

 

Colorado
Boulder Oasis

1995

Now closed. Oasis beers still brewed by Rockies Brewing Co.

 Elegant Denny's atmosphere with Egyptian motif including horizontal fans. Osiris' barge as bar back. Oasis Pale Ale - Lots of Cascade and Tettnanger.
Capstone ESB - More Cascade.
Scarab Red - Real malt flavor. Red copper. Dry finish.
Tut Brown Ale - Looks like a brown and tastes like a porter.
Zoser Oatmeal Stout - Thick stout with Centennial hops.
Fort Collins Casa De Colorado

1995

Now closed

 Mexican restaurant with a brewery for the love of brewing.  Aspen - American pale ale. Slightly cloudy medium copper. Hoppy to edge of style.
Oktoberfest - Balanced. Less hoppy. A bit sweet in the finish.
Greeley Union Colony Brewery

1995

Now Closed

 Sterile formica and classless except for big bottle collection. The pool room is the big draw. Go West Wheat - Quite citric. Clear pale yellow.
Old #8 Alt - Gold slightly malty American blond.
Paunee Buttes Pale Ale - Malty ale.
Black Bear Razz - Amber raspberry with little punch.

 

Connecticut
Hamden Diglio's Brewpub

1997

Now closed.

 Large local Italian restaurant that has recently added a brewery. They call themselves "America's smallest brewpub". Sleeping Giant Stout
Whitney Falls Pale Ale
Red Ale
Waterford Post Road Brewing Co.

1997

Oopened in 1996. Became Lodge Light Restaurant and Brewery then closed in 1998

 Brick restaurant in 100 year old house on US 1. 2nd floor private dining and game room. Copper topped tables and marble bar. Lots of stained glass and carved moldings. Ledge Light Ale - Bluish yellow. Certainly some wheat in the grain bill.
Colonel Leoyard's Bitter - Pale gold. Cascade and a little malt.
Nut Brown - Corovan reddish brown. Nice and bitter.
Mudhead Brown - Malty strong but not sweet. Dark brown.
Nautilus Porter - Totally opaque black. Mild session porter.
Blackfish Stout - Served on a combination of CO2 and nitrogen. Smooth creamy. No bitterness.
Eagle Alt
IPA
Summer Brew Cream Ale
Westport John Harvard's Brew House

1997

Now closed.

 Light pine and cherry roadhouse. One of a big NE chain. Gotta admire the stained glass murals. Stout - Cask conditioned. Tall brown head. Dark toasty taste. Perfect warm temperature.
John Harvard's Pale Ale
All American Light Lager
Nut Brown Ale
AAA Gold.

 

Florida
Englewood Bootleggers Brewing and Steakery

2002

No longer brewing.

 Tall white stark restaurant with a horseshoe bar. Liquor store attached.

Extract brewery.

 Cloudy Day Hefeweizen - Some citrus. Watery but drinkable. Dull peach color.
Sunset Red - Brown color but otherwise to style.
Sea Breeze Blonde
Prohibition Porter
Bootleggers APA
Tallahassee Buckhead Brewery

2002

Now closed.

 Big iknotty pine lodge restaurant. Dead animal theme. Stalke Sweet Stout - Mackisonish.
ESB - Very very bitter. Can't say more until eyes unsquint.
Winter Ale - Very malty sweet. Anise. Can't say more until tongue unstiffens.
Red Hills Amber - Well balanced. Reddish copper.
Buckhead Light

 

Georgia
Atlanta Atlanta Beer Garten

1998

Now closed.

 Rustic decor sports bar in running-down end of a yuppie bar area. One of 4 brewpubs in the immediate vicinity. Beer Garten Alt - Dark, almost opaque. Creamy brown head. Crisper than a brown but as much malt. Too thin to be an old ale. Definitely German hops.
Buffalo Skull
Buck Red Ale
Lunatic Lager
Stone Mountain Stout - Irish style.
Bohemian Pilsner.
Atlanta John Harvard's Brew House (Buckhead)

1998

Now closed.

 Expansive & extensive British pub styled restaurant. Friendly bar area with good conversation and local beer geeks.

All beers are quite creamy.

 Buckhead Light Lager - Gold.
Old Ivy Pale Ale - Hop head's delight. Dark honey color. Dry. Mostly Fuggles with a touch of Cascades hops.
ESB - Lots of Fuggles. Over the top.
Raspberry Brown - Sweet but no raspberry character.
Loch Lanier Scotch Ale - Light for a Scotch. Maybe a Scottish. Full aroma.
Porter - Cask conditinoed. Caramelly. Fudge chocolate. Corodovan red. Sweet and malty.
Atlanta Percy's Fish House

1998

Now closed.

 Fish restaurant to be sure. Oysters a specialty. Deep Sea ESB - Crisp, bright, strong.
Wahoo Wheat
Buckhead Blonde
Cutthrought Red
Skipjack Stout
Back Boards Bock
Kennesaw Water Tower Brewery

1998

No longer brewing.

 A brewpub in a big entertainment palace centered around a bowling alley. Big classy TV sports bar with cloth napkins. Kennesaw Mt Gold - Blonde.
Big Shanty Pale Ale - English hops. Bright copper. IPA range of bitterness.
Amber - Could be an 80/ Scottish. Medium copper. Malty, complex, but a bit thin.
Thrasher Brown Ale - Dark copper. A thin brown. A bit acidic and not much sweet.
Red - Light, almost yellow.
General Stout - Nitro dispense. Rich, sweet stout. Plenty of coffee.

 

Idaho
Boise Harrison Hollow Brewhouse

1995

Now closed.

 Popular eating house with the college and older crowd. Raspberry wheat - Very pale hefe. Cloudy lemon yellow. Very citric with little raspberry.
Western Ale - Cascade hops dominate everything. Bitter/sour finish. An overhopped American pale ale.
Casey's Alt - Same but hoppiness is cut back to be not offensive.
Fiegwurth - Decnet English ale. Dark copper with blotchy head. On the hoppy side. Fairly complex.
Superior Stout - More Cascade hops. Wrong, wrong, wrong.
Boise Star Garnet Brewing

1995

Now closed.

 Refurbished corner gas station serving nachos, sausages, and pizzas. Picnic table seating for 13 inside and 20 outside. On the corner of a busy intersection fronting a failing strip mall. Extract brewery. This doesn't have a chance of staying in business. Hefeweizen - Cloudy, sweet, little character.
Bayern Alt - Ruby copper with a creamy head. Mildly hoppy.
Boise Table Rock Brewing

1995

Now closed.

 Neat architecture and friendly people.

Brewer Terry Dennis brought out a  15-month old cider for sampling. It was 5 different batches blended together. Tartness and mouth pinch were there and within reason.

 Whitebird Wheat - Slight citric and slight sweet. Clear and crisp.
Tablerock Red - Malt and hops both come on strong. Orangish copper. Creamy.
Orange Blossom Special - Wit with noticable coriander, orange, and citric hints. Bright copper. Balanced.
Razzberry Ale - Pale yellow with strong raspberry taste.
Summer Celebration - ESBish amber combo. Some honey.
T.D.'s Nut Brown - 8 different malts. Solid brown opaque color. Some roasty notes.
Porter - Creamy. Some smoke. Drinkable.

 

Illinois
Champaign (was first Bud's Brewpub)

Chiefs

1991

(became) Joe's Brewery

1995
1996

Now closed

 Comfortable college bar. Young staff. Friendly. I.P.A. - Almost clear copper. Hoppy American IPA with plenty of Cascade. Very little carbonation.
Dunkel-Weizen - Very dark. Almost opaque. Very malty. Complex beer. Toasty and bready. Very little carbonation.
Gueze-Lambic - Cloudy copper. Darned if it doesn't smell and taste like a Geuze. Long finish. Very little carbonation. Amazing. "Spontaneously fermented" using yeast cultured from about a dozen bottle of Boon Gueze.

Academic Ale - A session beer with Belgian malt and British hops giving a strongly bitter IPA. Cloudy darkish copper. Flat head. Served too cold.
Nut Brown Ale - "Mild Brown". Deep translucent brown, actually cloudy if you look closely. Flat head. Served too cold. Balanced but hoppy. Sweet malt comes throught. Acceptable.
Springfield Capitol City

1995

Now closed

 Open & Airy. In the Vinegar Hill Mall. Brewery behind glass. Mixutre of mall fern bar and sports bar. Fixtures done on the cheap. Light Lager - Sweet and hoppy
Pilsner - Again, sweet and hoppy
Pale Ale - Creamy, hoppy, light. blond.
Honey Beer - Thickish strong lager

 

Indiana
Fort Wayne Oyster Bar

2003

Stopped brewing 2003.

 Fairly fancy restaurant with a nautical theme in a shopping center. Lighthouse Ale - Kolsch style session ale. Uses Pilsner and some wheat malt with Cascade hops.
Amber Ale - Deep color. Cascade dry-hopped.
IPA - English-style IPA with big, clingy bubbles. Goldings hops. Fairly long, bitter aftertaste.
Oyster Stout Their signature beer. Very rich. Black. Roasty and a bit sweet. No burnt edges. Calming. Faint anise, coffee, and salty notes.
Luna Lager - "Mexican-style light lager" using noticeable corn. They'll serve it with a lime.
Indianapolis Circle V

1997

Now closed.

 Shopping mall outbuilding with pretentious food. Bullseye Bitter - Session ale that's a bit watery.
Muddy Waters Brown - Strong dark brown.
Venus Blonde
Paler Pale Ale
Brickyard Red
Probate Porter
Indianapolis Glacier's End

1997

Now closed.

 In large shopping mall. Decor is old, dark, stained glass and tin ceiling.

Was Spats restaurant. Opened as brewpub in October of 1996. Brewing started in November. Re-opened in April, 1997 with new owners.

 Summer Wheat - Bland american weiss. Clear. Served nicely warm.
Blueberry Wheat - Medium yellow. Very stornt aroma and quite strong taste. All blueberry. No wheat or beer notes.
Dunkel Weiss - Good malty medium dark beer. To style and likable.
Amber Ale - Typical American amber. Good balance. Not sweet.
ESB - Medium dark copper. Smooth. Not overly hoppy. Right to style.
IPA - A haoopy very pale ale. Refreshingly not a hophead beer.
Chocolate Stout - Dark brown and a bit thin. Light tasting also but chocolate comes through. Really a chocolate brown.
Indianapolis Hops

1997

Now closed.

 One of the Hops chain out of Atlanta in an outbuilding in a small shopping strip mall. No beer reviews but the Wheat was at least passable. All others were very bland.
Indianapolis Indianapolis Brewing Co.

1996

Closed in 1997

 Not a brewpub. A regional brewery located in an industrial park. Known familiarly as the Naptown Brewery. Sells under brand names Duesseldorfer and Main Street. Both are mundane lagers and often outdated when found in stores.
Indianapolis Wildcat Brewing

1998

Closed in 2000

 An extract brewpub added to a Bombay Bicycle Club chain restaurant. No beer reviews. The Brown was the best but all were variable and often harsh.
Michigan City Duneland Brewhouse

1999

Closed in 2004

 Denny's atmosphere in an old Sambo's restaurant. Brewery behind glass. American wheat - Creamy golden light ale.
Lighthouse Lite - "Kolsch". Just light.
Salmon Tail Pale Ale - American style with Cascade and Centennial hops.
Bubba's Brown - Lots of chocolate malt. Little hopping. Creamy and smooth.
Shoreline Stout - Not very dark. Mild. Residual sugars.
Raspberry Wheat
Open Hearth Amber
Mishawaka Just Brew It

1997

Closed in 2000.

 A Brew-On-Premises with about a dozen vessels. They also produce specialty one-off "contract" beers for weddings, etc. Very clean surroundings, of course.

Note they moved to a larger location in 1999 as a brewpub.
Salem Tucker Brewing

1997

Now closed.

 Not a brewpub. Brewery distributing in bottles. Tucker Nut Brown - Translucent slight reddish brown with a tan head. Biting.
Valparaiso Aberdeen Brewing

2000

Not now brewing.

 Brewpub in a gated golf community. Attentive and smiling service. Typically expensive food. High ceilings, well furnished. Scottish theme.

At the time of this visit, owned by Greg Emig of Lafayette Brewpub and his dad.

All beers served cold.

 Rampant Rye - Light, crisp with some sour overtones. Very little rye notes. Hallertauer hops.
IPA - Broadripplish. Big Cascade hoppy. Unfiltered and lightly cloudy.
Tartan Kilt Amber - Crystal and chocolate malts. Cascade hops. Smooth and mild.
Scottish - 80/ style. Light hops. Creamy and rich. Malty. Like a condensed mild.
County Porter - Greg's Porter. You all know it. New equipment, same beer. Roasty smokey, chowy, smooth. Not firm.

 

Iowa
Des Moines Babes Brewpub

1995

Now closed

 Cavern of a place. A dark downtown hideaway. Sort of looks like no one is taking care of the place. Extra Light - Clear amber. Slight citric. This lawnmower wouldn't start.
Wood Duck Wheat - More body. Pleasant Tart taste. Infected?
Thoroughbred Classic Ale - Unfiltered medium copper. Fruity English Ale. Maybe old.
Owl's Head Brown Ale - Dark brown opaque. Some effervescence. Some date/prune notes.
Black Angus Oatmeal Stout - Thickish stout look. Sweet. Dark fruit notes.
Dubuque Dubuque Star Tap Room

1996

Now closed.

 Darn near untouched basic bar at the corner of the brewery. Actually has a local crowd. They have most of the 31 brands brewed Dubuque Brewing Wild Boar Hefe Weizen - Muddy yellow gold. Floral citric. Slightly sour. Needs a Belgian name.
Dubuque Star River Town Brown - Smooth, malty, with good balance. Dark lager category.

Simpatico
Cherry Rail
Buffalo Bill
Boags
Iowa City Fitzpatrick Brewing

1991
1995

Now closed

 Sprawling conglomeration of a neighborhood bar. Celtic Ale (Amber) - Darkish red copper with little head. Lots of malts. Low on hops. A touch sweet. Long finish.
Irish Stout (Regular) - Irish stout light. Lighter than most porters. Not interesting.

 

Kentucky
Covington Brew Works at the Party Source

1998

Now closed.

 Owned by Wynkoop of Denver. Four floors of bars and murals. Cleaned up warehouse with intentional grungy feel. Railyard Ale - Brewed here to Wynkoop's original recipe. Dull copper. Foam, long lasting head. Typical malty American pale ale.
VIP Ale - Very Indiana Pale Ale. Fuggles and Goldings until it hurts. Ruddy, cloudy copper.
Schott Ale - Good, rich, malty Scottish. Not overpowering. Thick mouthfeeel.
Son of Mephistopheles - Belgian notes but what style? Darkish yellow. Light and crisp.
Devon Dark Robust Porter - Opaque brown with fine-toothed head. Chocolate and a little roasty. Not too sweet.
Ft. Mitchell Oldenberg Brewery

1995

Closed in 2000.

 Very expansive brewery and restaurant in convention center setting. Tons of breweriana in the big German-style beer hall. Premium Verum - A run-of-the-mill lager.
Lexington Lexington City Brewery

1998

Closed in 2000.

 Big shopping center cave. 10 big tanks behind glass are the centerpiece.

All beers have thing bug persistent head and are served very cold.

 Belle Breeze Gold - Light bronze.
Winner's Gold - Dark bronze. Soft. Malty.
Madison Brown Ale - Light brown. Light malty. Very inviting. Complex. Salty? Or maybe just an unusual taste on the back of the throat.
Burley Red - Mild malty fruity amber. Not sweet. Good once warmed.
Smiley Pete's Stout - Velvet stout. Weak for Irish style. Opaque. Bland.

 

Louisiana
New Orleans Acadian Brewing

1996

Closed in 2002.

 Small brewery with tap room. All located in converted gas station. Friendly place, they even tolerate tourists.

They had just opened before my visit.

 Lager - Pale but full taste.

 

Maryland
Ocean City Worcester Street Brewing

1997

Closed shortly after our visit

 Not really a brewpub. Sold 2 contracted beers under their name. Unnotable, literally.

 

Massachusetts
Pittsfield The Brewery at 34 Depot Street

1998

Now closed.

 Bar and restaurant in old train station. The beer here is just one more quirk for the public. Actual brewery is on premises but by a different company - originally Arrowhead but now Old Saddleback Brewing (also now closed). Honey Blond - Light gold lawnmower beer. No honey notes.
Red Room Pale Ale - Copper. NW hoppy. Typical.
Iron Works IPA - Nice hoppy American pale ale. Lighter color. Excellent balance.
Lenox Half Stock Irish Red Ale - Decent British ale using Kent Goldings.
Raven's Rock Stout - Here's where the grain storage is used up. Lots of roastiness.
Daily Dubbel - Sweet Belgian brown. Fine.

 

Michigan
Bay City Hereford and Hops

2000

Now closed.

 Yuppie active place. Gift shop. Grill-your-own restaurant. Takes up almost a block of the 3-block historic bar-filled downtown district. Stumpsitter Stout
Pintail Pilsner
Licht Haus Lager
Hefeweizen
Octoberfest
English Bitter
Razzberri
Boyne City Boyne River Brewing Co

2000

Reportedly out of business.

 "Home of the Laid Back Ales" Lawnmower - Malty
Fire Whistle Ale - Mild American Pale. Yellow.
Pale Ale - American IPA.
Log Jam Ale - Caramel notes. Crystal hops.
Brown Ale - A little chocolate and some nut. A bit thin. Chinook hops.
Lake Trout Stout - Sweet Irish style.

Also some ciders.
Jackson Jackson Brewing

2000

Became Zig's Kettle and Brew and closed in 2003.

 In an old Win Schulers.

All beer served quite cold.

 Pale Ale - Fuggles IPA. Aggressively dry-hopped.
Hefe - Bluish sheen and 99% clear. Mild with some wheat and little citrus.
Brown
Oktoberfest
Cascade Gold
Mad Jackson Red
Crossroads Porter
Cooperstown Lager

 

Minnesota
Minnetonka Sherlock's Home

1996

Now closed.

 Gorgeous Victorian fancy restaurant on one side and a big fancy brewpub on the other. Pheasant pie. Yorkshire pudding.

English beers of course. Vinegar and salt crisps on the bar to munch.

All the beers detailed here are cask conditioned and served at 52°.

One of our favorite places - worth a pilgrimage. Felt sad when we heard it closed.

 Bishop's Bitter - Perfect. Extra malty southern style.
Piper's Price - Great Scottish. What McEwans Export should be in a perfect world.
Palace Porter - Dark, smooth, creamy. Not roasty or toasty, just an extra dark mild.
Stags Head Stout - Deeper, not overblown. Brown head. Lace. Slightly roasty with coffee. Maybe not enough body.
Rochester Club Haus Brewpub / Hondo Brewing Co.

1996

Now closed.

 Walking distance to Mayo Clinic. Sidewalk patio. Paint and carpet downtown renovation on the cheap. Copper sheeted bar top is nice. Pool, darts, pinball upstairs.

Money Magazine named Rochester a top city to live in twice - both times mentioning the Club Haus.

All beers served very cold.

 Rochester Gold - Nice hoppy blonde. Not bitter but noticeably hoppy. Good starter beer.
Hondo Pale Ale - Slightly darker gold. Mild but hoppy American pale ale.
Second Street Wheat - Clear gold. Malty, biscuity, floral, well-balanced American wheat. Strong wheat notes.
Rasp Wheat - Wheat with raspberry syrup.
Saint Paul Minnesota Brewing Company

1996

Now closed.

 Not a brewpub. The old Schmidt Brewery, closed in 1990, re-opened in 1991 as MBC mainly producing contract brews. 900bbl batches - 5 batches per day. Grain Belt
Pig's Eye
Brewers Cave Carmel Lager

Pete's
McMahan
Rhino Chaser
Page
Pike Street
Rico Suave Chili Beer
Cervesa Caliente
Saint Paul Shannon Kelly's Brewpub

1996

Now closed.

 Downtown bar that started brewing in 1995. ESB - Cask conditioned. Certainly unfiltered. Still plenty of sugars in the beer. Smooth, creamy, hazy.
Shannon's Wheat
Kevin's Pale Ale
Shamus's Stout
Brady's Brown Ale
Shannon's Blond Ale

 

Missouri
Springfield Ebbet's Field

1996

Now closed.

 Right smack in the middle of a residential street in a converted 7-room house. Sandwiches and pasties.

Nick, the gregarious owner/barkeep was a Dodgers fan back in Brooklyn. He serves all the beers at the proper temperatures.

Had a restaurant near SW Mo. State U but lost it in an eminent domain fight - now a parking lot. Lots of local publicity ensued and he had kept good business.

 Razzberry Wheat - Champagne effervescence. Strong raspberry taste but neutral between sweetness and tartness.
Honey Liston Wheat - Cascade and Mt. Hood hops.
O'Malley's IPA - Complex and balanced. Lots of hops and malt. Some flaked rye. Beautiful beer.
Ebbet Head Amber Ale - Yellow, not red. NW hops, wheat and rye. Slightly bolder than the Honey Liston Wheat but not malty enough to be an amber.
Honey Porter - Light looking with a great head. Light mouthfeel, balanced.
Walnut Street Black and Tan - From one tap. Sweet, malty. Dark copper.

 

Nebraska
Lincoln Crane River Brewpub

1995

 Big college-town place with impressive decor including many hand-made quilts. Homestead Pale Ale - Agreeably dark. American bitterness comes through.
Oktoberfest - Yet another ale-based octoberfest beer. Hmmm. Nothing special.
Omaha Jones Street Brewery

1995

Became Breckenridge BBQ

Now closed

 And far end of industrial rejuvination area. Harvester Wheat - light yellow. Very light citric. Lawnmower beer.
Bolt Nut & Screw Golden Ale - Richer yellow blond lawnmower ale.
Patch Pale Ale - Light to English style but pleasant tast and balance.
Irish Red - Lighter version of Grand Slam Amber. Mild American amber.
Grand Slam Amber - "5 malts". Much more satisfying. Good balance and short finish
Dark Wheat - Clear brown with short creamy head. More character than Harvester Wheat. No citric or spice. Session beer.
Raspberry Wheat - Bright pink with pinkness in head. Effervescent with a hint of raspberry.
Ryan's Irish Stout - Nitro. Faintly red. Lighter bodied than style and less hops. Smooth.

 

Nevada
Carson City Carson Depot

1995

Now closed

 Video poker at the bar (with corresponding crumbs).

Liters to go in box bags.

 Wabaska Wheat - "German hops". Quite sparkly light. Served with lemon and that was most of the taste.
Griz Ale - Cold, bracing balanced American ale with light Cascade taste.
Roundhouse Red - Typically malty red. Toasted molasses.
Kati Porter - Quite chocolatey. Unbalanced sweet. Served in an iced mug!

 

New Hampshire
Laconia Stone Coast Brewing

1997

Now closed.

 Downtown lunch room. 14bbl system right inside front door behind a half wall. Big stage for night club. Big circular bar.

2-store chain with others in Portland and Bethel Maine.

 Pilsner - Bright yellow. Inappropriate NW hops.
Waterfront Wheat - Clear and crisp. Typical but on the mild end.
Stone Coast's Blonde - Yellow. Infected sample.
420 IPA - Copper. GObs and gobs of Cascade from a hophead brewer.
Peaks Pale Ale - Acceptably hopped with Cascades.
Redstone Ale - A touch of crystal malt and less Cascades. Their most balanced beer.
Black Bear Porter - Red brown. Very translucent. Strong and a lot of hops.

 

New Jersey
Egg Harbor City Cedar Creek Brewery

1997

Now closed.

 Dark wood welcoming place in big old house. First sight inside is a horseshoe bar and a bartender beckoning you in. Board outside lists their ales. Small menu of mainly pasta.

Most beers use Northern Brewer and Cascade hops.

 Lark Light Ale - Almost unhopped. Touch of wheat.
Roundhouse Rye Ale - Rye is not apparent. Pale yellow like the light.
Privateer Pale Ale - Also pale yellow. Slight sour and metallic show this to be an old batch.
IPA - Light copper. Highly hopped.
Amintonce Amber Ale - Typical. Innofensive.
Little Giant Chocolate Porter. Light body and color but within range. Medium chocolate.
Smuggler's Stout - Good medium dry stout with small brown head. My choice.

 

New Mexico
Alamogordo Keg's Brewery

1996

Now closed.

 Carry out and dine-in restaurant that brews beer on the side.

Owner bought this restaurant in 1994. Put in tanks and hired a brewer. Got no beer. Hired another brewer. Got no beer. Hired a third brewer (a member of the local homebrew club) 2 months previous to our visit. Now have 7 drinkable beers.

 White Sands Honey Blonde - Effervescent. Typically mild.
Raspberry Blond - Medium tart. Quite fruity. Yellow copper.
Black Cherry - Very cherry ale. Dark brown. Unfiltered. Local cherry season is in full swing and this uses very fresh cherries.
Alamo Amber Ale - Overhopped and metallic.
Tuliie Basin Brown - Deep brown color. Really a stout. Uses caramel, chocolate, and roasted malts; toasted oats; molasses.
El Diablo - Medium copper. Clear. Belgian triple. Clover honey and candy sugar. 7.6% ABV. Mild for style.
Albuquerque Rio Bravo

1995

Now closed

 Neo-industrial restaurant with open kitchen. Golden - Pale yellow gold. Plenty of bitterness.
Copper - Typcial American pale ale with Cascade and Chinook hops.
Porter - Good dark brown. Creamy head. Toasty. A bit raw.
IPA - Exact American style.
IPA Cask Conditioned - Fresh & clooudy. Fruity. Just ready.
Embudo Station Cinco Santos Brewing

1991
1995

Now closed

 Was Sangre de Cristo Brewing.

Picnic tables only at a canoe livery.

Brewer Steve Eskeback now owns Eske's in Taos.

 Taos Green Chile - Mady by dry "hopping" with roasted green chile skins. Real Mexican taste with a little smokeyness. Quite agreeable.
Alt - A little weak.
Wheat - A little weak.

Locomotor Doppel Bock
Rio Grande Green Chili Ale
Rio Grande Red Chili Ale
Station House Pale Ale
Las Cruces Organ Mountain Brewing

1996

Now closed.

 Shopping mall rich-looking restaurant with white and green motif.

The wheat beers seem to be the same with some syrups added.

 Wheat - Slightly tart, very effervescent, clear pale yellow/green bland beer.
Raspberry Wheat - Cloudy though maybe from chill haze. Slightly darker than Miller Lite but not more taste.
Apricot Wheat - Lemon yellow-green. Vague peach flavor.
Atomic Dog Pale Ale. Nice clinging lace. American IPA with strong hop presence.
Dog Spit Stout

 

New York
Ithica The Chapter House

1997

Now closed.

 Big dark unruly college campus bar.  Imperial Stout
Copper Ale
Fredonia Barker Brewing

2003

Now closed.

 Downtown 2-story narrow lunch, dinner, and lazing bar. Purified by Pain Pale Ale - Hoppy American pale with tingly effervescence. Clean.
Porter - Deep brown. Less gassy. Thinish body. Good strong balanced roasty malt.
Amber
On Vacation Irish Red.
Poughkeepsie Gentleman Jack's Bistro & Brewery

1998

Now closed.

 Redone house as only New England can do it. Busy sports bar. Mature classy. Sweet Sheila's Wheat - Light gold. Bright. Bland
Hunny Brown - Light. Light.
Butternut Brown - Darker. Still no body. No flavor. Just beer.
Blarneystone Bitter - Dark gold. Balanced to hoppy with NW hops. Creamy body.
Galway Gold - Finally some bitter. Bright gold.
Poughkeepsie Porter - Thickish. Reasonably malty. Thin white head.
Without A Doubt Stout - Brown head but thin. Roasty. Decent beer.
Suffern Mountain Valley Brewpub

1997

Became Ramapo Valley Brewery in 2001 then closed.

 Really neat cave treatment on walls. Beaten rough copper bar. Noisy place, it even echos. A popular place with locals. Pale Ale - Dark yellow but very pale ale. Gobs of Cascade hops.
ESB - Slightly darker with more malt. Balanced but still lots of Cascades.
Copper Ale - Their flagship. Darker with some red caramel malt.
Porter - Midrange brown. Not strong nor roasty. Good though.
Mai Bock - Creamy yellow and thick with little carbonation. Well balanced. Good beer. No sharp edges.
The Raz - Pinkish copper with no head. Medium tart raz. Little beer taste.
White Plains Westchester Brewing Co.

1997

Now closed.

 Downtown white and oak sorta industrial bar in slightly renovated shopping area. Very expensive entrees. Friendly staff.

All beers have a creamy head.

 Hitchinson Blonde Ale - Typical blonde. Light. Creamy.
Tarrytown Wheat - Bright. Spicy bold.
Bronck's India Pale - British hops and a lot of them. 7% ABV.
headless Horseman - Good pale ale with Willamette and Goldings. Strong darkish pale ale color.
Oakley's Secret Porter - Roasted chocolate and coffee. Strong and good. Some aftertaste and a good belch.
General Washington's Cherry Ale - Brown ale with tart red cherries. Not much aftertaste.

 

Ohio
Cleveland Diamondback Brewing

1998

Now closed.

 Energetic restaurant brewery that seems to be overextending itself. Dubbel - Clean but not impressive. Not complex, mainly malty.
Framboise - Red. Way too sour.
Columbus Hoster Brewing

1999

Looks like they are re-opening in a new location.

 College place in south downtown being-built-up area featuring live music.

Beers unnotable.

 Gold Top - The flagship beer. Named after the flagship of the old, now-defunct, Hoster Brewery of the 1950s.
Mansfield Wooden Pony Brewing Co.

1997

Now closed.

 Big old downtown bar and neighborhood joint that now brews. Old dairy bar from the 1930s. Joined with pool hall next door. Don's Summer Wheat - Clear gold. Bland but quenching. No wheat character.
Wildflower Honey - Unfiltered wheat. Their real hefeweizen.
Red Band Pale Ale - Fuggles and Goldings hops. Too cold and too carbonated. Medium dark copper.
Sandstone Special - "ESB". Lighter and more hopped than their Pale Ale. Maybe some roasted malt.
Reformatory Stout -  Translucent. Lots of roasted notes. Good balance.
Marblehead Frontwaters Brewing

1998

Now closed or not brewing.

 Marina with brewery and bar. Pricey entrees from quality materials. Ambitious brothers built onto an old house in an out-of-the-way place. Hope it works for them. Lake Erie Gale Warning Ale - Unfiltered IPA with Centennial hops. Biting.
Summer Wheat - Crisp, bright. Citric sharpness.
Strawberry - Summer Wheat with a bigger body from the extra sugars.
Port Clinton Porter - Chocolate and caramel malts. Weakish and a bit watery. Northern Brewer hops.
Coriander Amber Lambic - Yellow gold. Coriander, apricots, pears, honey cinnamon. Lots going on in this one.
Berliner Weizenbier - With added raspberry syrup. Sweet and tart.
Russian Imperial Stout - Light for style but excellent taste. Drinkable.
Medina (Uniontown) Burkhardt's Brewpub

1997

Now closed.

 In a new strip mall at interstate exit. Clean dark oak and formica. Owner is son of Burkhardt beer family of Akron. Pale Ale - Cask Conditioned. All Goldings hops. Tight sparkler. Apple cider notes.
Mug Ale - Nut brown from an old Bitburg alt recipe. Malty raisin finish.
Whitecliff Ale - Sweeter. Good stuff.
Peach - Using honey malt. No wheat. They had filtering problems. Balanced.
Eclipse Dark Scottish
Northstar Light
Niles Ohio Brewing

1998

Stopped brewing in 1999. Moved to Youngstown in 2002.

 No description. Sorry. Cardinal Ale - Red that acts like a session beer but has 5% ABV.
Irish Stout - Big and rich.
Cherry Wheat - Not much cherry but enough to smooth and soothe. Mild. Middle of the road.
North Canton Brewhouse Pub and Grille

1997

Renamed to New Berlin Brewing then closed.

 In a defunct Rax restaurant. Redone entirely in burgundy and green. Golden Boy Pale Ale - Some bitterness. Red gold.
Galloping Ghost Amber Ale - Dark copper. Typical balanced American amber.
Slingin' Sammy Sammy Wheat - Dunkel weizen with plenty of bitter.
Night Train Porter - Light transparent brown. Cocoa.
Broadway Black and Cran - Dark copper. Cranberry fruity aroma Very tart.
Put-In-Bay Middle Island J.F. Walleyes

1998

Now closed.

 Take the miller ferry to middle island, walk past the winery and up the hill to the left. Roadhouse just opened when we visited. Will jump on Saturday nights. Extract brewery.

All beer served cold in plastic cups. They insist on serving a 1-oz sampler before selling a beer to a tourist. Sister brewery to Brewery at the Bay on South Island.

 Walleye Dark - Chocolate porter. Nice brown head. Blacik.
Walleye Light - Dark copper. Cloudy. Malty and bitter. Might be an alt.
Put-In-Bay Middle Island Hazards Brewery

1998

Not yet opened and maybe never did.

 Having a brewery is the only way to get a 3-way license around here.  
Westlake (Cleveland) Wallaby's Grille and Brewpub

1998

Now closed.

 Aussie formula restaurant. More mixed drinks than beer. Could be turned into a Bob Evans with a hint of redecoration. Bushranger Bitter - Characterless British bitter. Bright reddish copper.
Canberra Cream Ale - Creamy. Bright Gold. Good stuff. Excellent to style.
Great White Wheat - Clear. Bubbly streams. No wheat character.
Big Red Roo
Waltzing Matilda
Maori Milk Stout

 

Oregon
Grants Pass Blue Pine Brewpub

1995

Now closed

 Almost hidden hippie hangout. Good prices. Pearsol Peak Pale Ale - Unfiltered, cold, and fizzy. Once warmed was a good blonde.
Rip Roarin' Red - Malty sweet with some apple notes. Unfiltered.
Midnight Stout. Typically good American stout. Roasty and toasty. Very unfiltered with some chunks.
Roseburg Umpqua Brewing

1995

Now closed.

 No service, no clean tables, no use in sticking around.   

 

Pennsylvania
Manheim Prussian Street Brewing

1998

Now closed. Did not morph into Swashbuckler Brewing.

 Neighborhood somewhat fancy upscale restaurant in a small town. Building built in 1817. Rents rooms. Grant Street Golden - Clean with some hop. More than a lawnmower beer.
Summer Wheat - Clear and smooth with citrus and clove from the German yeast.
Susquehanna Amber - Crisp American amber with lots of carbonation.
Brown - Fairly light body but rich malty presence.
Stiegel Street Stout - "7 malts". "lightly hopped". Coffee notes.
Back Alley ESB
Philadelphia Dock Street

1996

Now closed.

 Fancy downtown brewpub that has a laid-back Rock Bottom type feel. Pale Ale - American robust bitter. Not a clean taste like you'd expect from style.
Amber - Lots of flavor and lots of flavors. Less carbonation. Darker.
Bohemian Pilsner - Their flagship. Plenty of malt aroma but little Noble hops.
Pittsburgh Valhalla Microbrewery and Restaurant

2003

Closed shortly after our visit.

 Trendy bar in the trendy bar area. Mostly obnoxious atmosphere for beer drinkers but some very good beer. Mechanico music. But what will it become next year? Pillage Pilsner - Hoppy -
Black Forest Munich Lager - Brown, tall, cold, with character but smooth without sharp edges. Better than Pious Monk at the Church Brew Works
Hefe - Bluish. Clovey. Sharp edged. Good stuff.
Reading Neversink Brewery and Canal Street Pub

1998

Now closed.

 Warehouse district refurb. Big inviting place with lots of activities. Brewmaster Tom Rupp is from Stoudts. Pale Ale - Reddish copper with a thick head. Bitter American IPA.
lager - Dortmunder style. Dark gold and full body. Good beer.
Kolsch - Light gold and light body and light flavor. Evident alcoholic kick.
Bock - Red cordovan copper with camel colored head. Creamy and full body. Malty sweet. Güt.
Mai-Bock - Lighter and more bitter. "Generous amount of honey".
Fest - Really red bronze with bone head. Marzen style. Sweet but balanced. Munich and Vienna malts.
Double Bock - Red, dry, thin, and bland for style but lots of alcohol.
"Hefe" Weizen - Bright yellow blue. Some typical American hefe character but not as much as their menu claims.
Wildberry Wheat - Slightly cloudy. Pink lemonade color. Uses blackberries, blueberries, and cherries. Very little fruit but tangy tartness.
Porter - Tan head. Mild chocolate and some honey.
H.N.O. Stout - "Honey Nut Oatmeal". Acts like a serious nut brown.

 

Rhode Island
Providence Union Station Brewery

1997

Now closed.

 Busy downtown restaurant. Golden Spike Pale - Medium copper. Some skunk.
Dunkel Weissen - Darkish copper. Finely spicy with an edge of wheat.
Blackberry Amber - Sweetness but no berriness.
IPA - Not hoppy enough for style. Some Cascade hop bite. Light.
Friar Brown Nut Brown Ale - Dark copper. Lacing. Lots of carbonation.
Porter - Smooth and rich. Opaque brown. Not roasty or toasty and little hops.
Stout - Black opaque. Little carbonation. Strong sweetness.

 

South Carolina
Charleston Southend Brewery and Smokehouse

2002
2004

Restaurant open but not brewing at this location in 2004. Beers being made by sister Southend in Morehead City.

 Fancy multi-story high-ender in historic Charleston area.

In the heart of the historic district across the street from the Exchange customs house, jail, and dungeon. Fully opening doors give it a real southern feel.

 Bombay Pale Ale - Copper. Hoppy British ale. Served very cold. Clean. Little malt sweetness. Thin body.
Blonde
Blonde Light
Red

East Bay Brown - Dark with a tan head. Fairly light body and plenty of carbonation.
Scottish - Quite dark red and very very, peaty.
Southend Blonde
Southend Light Blonde
Bombay Pale Ale
O'Ryan's Oatmeal Stout
Ironman Wheat - American hefe
Scarlet American Amber Ale
Pumpkin Ale
Columbia Vista Brewing & Bistro

2002

No longer brewing.

 Small neon faux elegant bar. Soups to $9. Suits and cell phones. Supermodel barmaid. Scottish Red - Cold. Malty with caramel malt. Light on hops.
Oatmeal Porter
Raspberry Ale
Wheat

 

South Dakota
Pierre Chances Are Brewpub and Rough Draft Brewing Company

1996

Now closed.

 Clean downtown cafe that happens to brew beer. Mini-casino in back. Food after 5pm. Frozen pizza and sandwiches.

We were the only people in the place at 4:30 on a Monday afternoon. Staff seemed very leery of my notebook.

 Arkansaw Red - Amber tinted copper. Highly carbonated. Strong malt and metalic.
Cranbeery Ale - Dull copper. A bit cloudy. Not much cranberry character. Musty aftertaste. Not thrilled.
Prairie Dog Porter - Chocolate and crystal malts. Too dark, too sweet, no balancing hops, too carbonated. Sigh.

 

Tennessee
Knoxville Mill Brewery, Bakery and Eatery

1997

Now closed.

 Typical of the Mill chain. Cheapo stained wood and stucco. While we were there the bartenders peeled 97 lemons. Meadowlark Lemon Ale - Light copper. Lemon comes through but not annoying. Smooth. Very light carbonation with thin head.
Honey Wheat - Same light copper. No head. Very plain. No honey noticeable. Colored water.

 

Texas
Addison Hoffbrau Steaks Brewery

1996

Now closed

 4 steakhouses, 2 of which have breweries. Big formula restaurants. Lots of dark wood, brick, and neon. Peanut shells on the floor. Fake tin ceiling. After work and playtime meeting place.

Cask conditioned ales on Friday and Saturday.

 Pecos Pilsner - Yellow. Moderate carbonation. No aroma. Fairly strong, clean bitter. Certainly refreshing.
Hefeweizen - Quite cloudy bright yellow. Little carbonation for style. Long-lasting head. Mild sweetness.
Yellow Rose Cream Ale - Made with wheat. Good blonde style with noticable hops.
Windmill Wheat Ale - German. Quite sweet.
Blackrock Bock - "Cold lagered for over 6 weeks". Dark oak. Nicely malty but not too much sweet.
Shawnee Amber Ale - Light copper. NW hops but not overdone.
Buffalo Ale - English old ale. Very malty but with noticable hops.
Rodeo Red - Cherry veneer. Not an Irish but not bad. Maybe a weak IPA.
Addison Rock Bottom

1996

New closed.

 Southwest theme with a big U-shaped bar. Complimentary valet parking. Date/yuppie place. 90% of the women in here are blonde. 50% of the guys are wearing ties.

Guy sitting next to me unloads a yuppie cigar and cuts of the whole end. Blond braless date smokes a cadet, 3 puffs, and lights a cigarette with here martini.

 Wagon Train Wheat Ale - Great lace. Delicate but mouth filling.
Rasberry Wheat - Light on the fruit. Medium copper. Just plain light.
Palomino Pale Ale - Yellow copper. Weak American ale but refreshing.
Falcon Red Ale - "English malts". Brassy copper. Smooth. Plenty of NW hops.
Falcon Red Ale Cask Conditioned - Smoother and warmer. Hops don't attack but they're still there.
Coyote Western Ale - Sweetish introduction beer. Lightly hopped. Orangey copper. Fine beer.
Pelican Brown Ale - "Mysterious roasty character". Smooth and well-balanced.
Raodrunner Stout - Toasty and quite bitter oatmeal stout.
Roadrunner Stout Cask Conditioned - Characteristically smoother but not much difference.
Austin Waterloo Brewing

1996

Now closed.

 Bustling bus station atmosphere. Order at the bar. Brew kettles up front behind front window. Pool room on 2nd floor. Attached brewing supplies store. Designed to look "used". Overhead garage door in dining room for character. Ceiling redone to look dirty and rusty. Waterloo Hefe Weizen - Very cloudy yellow white. Good citrus. Blended flavors. No clove. Almost creamy.
Sam Houston Austin Lager - Medium copper. Malty. Has character but inoffensive.
Clara's Clara - Blonde American Pale using Saaz hops and some wheat. Very light, very clear. A bit too much aftertaste.
Ed's Best Bitter - Orangey deep copper. Light head but lots of carbonation. Surprise American hops.
Guy Town IPA - Fuggles and Goldings. Best of the house. Drying bitterness on the verge of attack.
O Henry's Porter - Pale, caramel, chocolate malts. Not overly sweet but still sweet. No noticable hops.

 

Utah
Ogden Ebenezer's / Naisbitt's

1995

Now closed.

 Big eclectic eccentric post and beam log cabin with an upstairs bar. Dovetailing on a big scale. Beerheads and Elk heads. Crystal Wheat - Clear, robust yellow. Very very citric. Some malt pushes through.
Raspberry Ale - Good bland American ale. Pale copper and slightly cloudy. Raspberry only comes through in the finish.
Bridger Ale - Light, balanced lawnmower beer.
Amber Ale - Medium copper balanced American ale.

 

Vermont
Barrington Barrington Brewery and Restaurant

1998

Now closed.

 Old farm/barn redo in a "quaint" retail village. Hopland Pale Ale - Pale gold. Crisp. Clean. Some NW hops.
Mohican Amber - Copper. Mot to it but similar. Maybe some darker malts but not maltier. Plenty of NW hops.
Scottish Ale - Deep copper. Light body and flavor. Very agreeable but doesn't have much Scottish style character.
Summer Raspberry - Very raspberry. Dark yellow. Chill haze cloudy.
Black Bear Stout - Chocolate and coffee. Light brown head.

 

Wisconsin
La Crosse Black River Brewery and Pub

1996

Now closed.

 Nice downtown bar with restaurant in back. Directly across the street from G. Heileman's employee parking lot. Friendly staff.

All in all a nice place. More enthusiasm than professionalism but they will grow into a fine pub / restaurant.

 White Beaver Wheat - Strong, malty hefe. Some grapefruit notes.
White Beaver Red - Irish ale yeast, Munich malts, Golding and Gelena hops. Mild ale. Very different from a typcial red.
IPA - Hazy, unfiltered dull gold. Thin but persistent head. Very hoppy. Brit IPA. Sort of creamy.
White Beaver Stout - Brown ale color and consistency. Good coffee roastiness.
Doppelbock - Dark reddish. Fine Oktoberfest/Mai bock with a malty base.

 

Wyoming
Cheyenne Medicine Bow Brewing

1995

Now closed.

 Executive lunch room on the 2nd floor. 8 big pool tables downstairs. Show kitchen and bakery. They had been open about 2 months when we were there. Vedauwoo Wheat
Old Bedlam Blonde
Lazy Boy's Bitter
Pot Belly Porter
Gillette Humphrey's Bar and Grill

1996

Now closed.

 Local sports hangout bar. Every inch covered with pennants, pictures, TVs, and beer bottles (including the bathrooms). Back patio and horseshoe pits.

58 taps. What a find (except their beers were served in iced mugs).

They brew there beers in major-label kegs. A .5bbl system.

 Hump Juice Raspberry Wheat - Dark copper. Slight malty aroma, maybe served too cold to smell. Taste is eye-tooth sucking tart.
Hump Stout - Roasted chocolate. German hops. Dark oatmeal stout. Lots of roasty malt. Smell is burnt malt. No hop character.
Camel Toe Wheat - Clear with long-lasting fine head giving thick belgian lace. Thick creamy mouthfeel. Heavy citrus and malt.
Laramie J.D. Morris Restaurant and Brewpub

1995

No longer brewing.

 J.D. Morris of the J.D. Morris Restaurant was brewing at home and bringing kegs to his pub.