Stop 4 of 9 on our Hundreds of Hops self-guided US Hop Passport Brewery Tour Amazing Brewery Race…read more2025 (going after State 5) We arrived around 10min before close, seriously pushing last call. The gal working told us we were still ok to get our 2 pours, pics & join the other patrons in their great outdoor space, which really was large and lovely. Or sit inside, if we preferred. We opted to sit outside, with 3 other occupied tables and let her wrap up for the evening, hopefully, without us being a bother so close to close! She was very, very kind & gave us her recommendations based on what was selling well that day. Keep in mind, that's what I'll be basing this on, as it's what we tried. I had the Buckin Berry Sour which was noted as a refreshing relief on a hot day like it was (91°) - something in the flavor reminded me of the tablets or powder you add to water for hydration. It left an artificial or chemical aftertaste for me, a 3 The hubs had the Alpine Glow at a 3.5, it was refreshing with a nice citrus note - funny thing is that neither of us our big hefeweizen drinkers, so, that was a panic pick & it could be a 5 star here. We noted that there were some real power players listed and feel we may not be giving a fair shake, as we heard great things about this brewery all the way to Montana. We'll be sure to give it another go & try something more in our wheelhouse on the revisit. Again, it was ok & the space was great.

On a recent trip I passed through Casper and hit most of their brewery community there if not all…read moreof it. I went to Mountain Hops and got a beer that I don't usually see. A Kentucky Common. I was excited to get it as it's something that is a novelty finding less common beers at breweries. The name of this particular beer was Midnight to Kentucky. Flavors to experience with this beer are Rye and maltiness . It's rich, thick and bubbly in appearance and body. Glad I got this beer and it was fun delving into a beer type of more of a historical nature.

I had the bomber amber and tasted the October fest. Both were good but the bomber was great! Good…read moreservice and good advise on a good place for late food.

Love the atmosphere, they always have a good variety of beers, and the patio is nice in the summer!…read moreWhen they have live music it can be so loud that it's hard to hold a conversation without yelling. Overall it's a good stop when walking around downtown Casper.

On a recent trip to Wyoming I spent time in Casper taking in their local brewery culture. I have to…read moresay this was the most hopping one in town as there was some special event going on here. Despite that I got waited on pretty efficiently. The beer that Steve and I had from Oil City was the Mexicali Lima which was a Mexican Lager which we enjoyed quite a bit. Flavor features that you can find with this beer are lime and breadiness. The lager is very light bodied which is nice to experience for sure. I also liked their t shirt swag so purchased one of those as well. Would like to try out more of their beers but perhaps when there isn't something going on there and it's more laid back and chill.

We finally made it back to Oil City. They are so amazing here. Beer was super tasty!! The pups…read moreloved their visit too. Thank you Oil City. You guys are amazing!!

Frontier Brewing and Taproom is right in the middle of downtown Casper and that makes the location…read morepretty cool. As I have said before I am quite impressed with how many breweries... good ones that have opened up in this city. A number of years ago there wasn't anything all that terribly exciting as far as breweries go here but that has really turned itself around. For this brewery I had their cerveza beer and it was pretty good. Crisp, clean and a nice little kick to it made a very pleasant version of this beer type here. They don't have beer in the cans or crowlers or at least not from what the staff member told me but I didn't see any of that anyway. A good visit with fine beer and worthy of making a return to.

Wings 4.5 stars. Really good. Beer 5 stars. Even better than the wings. Stingo and Speed Goat…read morestand out in their category.

I liked Backwards Distilling a lot and I made a stop by here on my last trip through Casper. This…read moredistillery adds some elegance and fanciness to downtown which I really liked a lot! The themes and atmosphere here kind of remind me of a subtle blending of a circus mixed with Steampunk which I can really appreciate as it adds to the uniqueness to the place! I got one cocktail here. It was called the Feats of Strength which had Strongman Gin, pineapple juice, Lime Juice and Simple Syrup. It was very refreshing and highly enjoyable! Service was very good and the cocktail menu has a nice variety of drinks! You can purchase their liquor in bottles and they have other merchandise available as well. Looking forward to returning!

Very unique spot! The ambiance reminds me of the circus with lots of quirky decorations. The drinks…read moreare fun, interesting, and delicious. They take time to make sure each cocktail has a nice presentation! Prices are a little high but it's worth it for the time and effort they put into making a good drink.

Stop 5 of 9 on our Wyoming Hundreds of Hops self-guided US Hop Passport Brewery Tour Amazing…read moreBrewery Race 2025 We visited the brewery only, not the restaurant & we were not a part of the Harvest Host Program- tho, maybe next time! We came in with about 40min til close & started browsing the beer options, while chatting about the Hop Passport and the Harvest Host Program. We loved the large lot & it's nice to have options for those larger vehicles to visit, even if not staying. The raised deck allows for a spectacular view & was still occupied when we left. I can see why it would be hard to walk away from it! Several beers were tapped out &, sadly, due to an equipment malfunction, we weren't able to get either nitro option - thus - Danger Noodle (4.25) & Gruner Bock (4.25) were the brews we went with.

Our go to stop for Harvest Host RV program. Friendly staff and great beer. Second party restaurant…read morefor food is less than stellar. Pizza is a paper thin flatbread with mediocre toppings. Not worth $16. Ample parking and great beers! The tap room and live music are awesome. Take a brewery tour as well.

Small and quaint building in an old house, with a friendly owner and really good beer. The stout…read morewas really dry and the pickle beer very brine-y. This was in top stops for our road trip. I need to go back and buy some to take home!

WoW, oh WoW - do not sleep on this hidden gem!! It took our…read more#1 Brewery Spot on this 3 state trip for several reasons. This was the most personalable stop, where we learned a ton in a short period of time & were made to feel welcomed by both the owner & the patrons. The building, a house really is an absolute treasure! Of course, none of this matters if the beer sucks. It doesn't! The oatmeal stout was delicious and delightfully dry ' the best oatmeal stout of out trip & we had several. I am actually craving it now while typing about it, despite having 7 choices of stouts in the beer fridge. The dill pickle sour was nice & brine-y... both were incredibly solid selections. The real kicker, & reason I'm kicking myself, we missed the crowler sign! We are certainly looking forward to making a trip back out, tho, & we're bringing a cooler

YO F THIS PLACE MAN! they make you WAIST gas to pickup a FALSE ORDER !! they should compensate for…read moregas especially with these prices !!!!

I genuinely don't know what happened here, but apparently the concept of brewing beer has become…read moreoptional. The beer tasted like someone rinsed an old penny in lukewarm water and called it a craft beverage. I ordered something that was supposed to have flavor and instead received a glass of disappointment with a foam garnish. The atmosphere was somehow louder than the beer was flavorful. Every table around us looked like they were having a great time, which honestly made the experience even more confusing. Food wasn't much better. I've had better meals at gas stations, and at least the gas station doesn't charge me $14 to discover that apparently salt is considered a seasoning. The service was the highlight, mostly because eventually it ended. I have absolutely no idea how this place has survived, but I respect the commitment to whatever this experiment is supposed to be. 0/5. Would rather drink bathtub water after someone washed a handful of nickels in it.

What a great place!! We got there about 7:30 pm after a long day on the road. They close at 8pm but…read morewelcomed us and our little dog to the outdoor patio for a wonderful take on a Detroit style pizza and one of the best IPAs I've ever had. It was called Put a Fork in Me, FYI. Friendly locals kept us company and excellent servers chatted with us about our travels. Thanks fr a really lovely experience and wonderful food & drink, Cygnet people!

Nice atmosphere. Comfortable seating especially the booth in the front which can be reserved for…read moreparties. Friendly service and a wide selection of micro beer that are brewed in house. The pizza and mostly appetizers are very good. It's Detroit style pizza. They also have a variety of salads with fresh ingredients, & fruit. pretty cool location in an old Coca-Cola warehouse. Lots of bricks and exposed brewery tanks. Recommended.

I love their fish tacos and their staff is always friendly! Their food is always good and their…read moretables are always clean!

We ate there tonight it was a big disappointment…read more Had the Ribeye it was good and baked potatoe was horrible hard as a rock No dinner rolls were served the meal at best was mediocre for $75 very small portions And terrible waitress who disappeared due to personal problems they say