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    Dead Language Beer Project

    5.0 (14 reviews)
    Open 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Sarah R.

    Super fun spot in Hartford for brews and a good hang! Beer was delicious. There's a bunch of good areas to sit and games to play including skee ball, pinball, and board games. There's also some outside seating and when we went on Saturday a food truck was there. A fun spot to check out!

    Genevieve H.

    Stop by with hubby and the kid after a light lunch at parkville market to enjoy some delicious craft beer in a really cool space. Had fun playing games, definitely worth checking out. Service was friendly and quick

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    Colin C.

    The best lagers in Connecticut, this side of New Haven. East Rock finally has some competition in their field. Redding Beer Company may even have a challenger! Did you hear that Hog River Brewing closed their taproom? I didn't. Did you hear someone bought it? I didn't. But I live in western Connecticut, so I rely on word of mouth, which failed to let me know that Alvarium's former head brewer took his wife to visit Prague, and came back with a newfound respect for tasty, lower-alcohol, easy-drinking Czech beers. We ordered a few small pours, so we thought, and wound up with over two liters of various beers on our table for $23. I had the Peace Pipe, a Polish grodziskie (smoked pale ale), which was a thin wheat lager with heavy beechwood and oak smoke. Stick that one in my veins. I also tried the Sugar Leaf, a traditional American IPA (read: not a juicy hop bomb) that gets its citrus and lemongrass notes more from actual citrus rather than the hops that are used to flavor it. While it's not in their wheelhouse, they definitely bring their Eastern European brewing skills to the table and make something you haven't tasted in decades, back when IPAs were actually derived from the British recipe. My girlfriend had the Red Band -- a rötbier, or Nuremberg red lager. It's heavy on caramelly malts and nutty, toffee notes while being light on the palate and stomach (we both ate full meals before coming here). She also got the Smoked Weizen, which takes a classic banana-ish Hefeweizen and mixes it with enough smoke to cut through the sweetness. (It sounds like all their menu is rauchbiers, but we ordered all the smoky beers based on our tastes.) While they don't serve food of their own, besides Drunk Alpaca chips, they are walking distance from Petrolhead Café and Parkville Market. Or bring your own. Breweries come and go, but Dead Language has livened up the lager scene! Look out, Redding and East Rock. A challenger has entered the fray.

    The long and the short of it!  That's Chris, one of the owners, behind the brews.  Cheers!
    John H.

    Most excellent! After coffee at Petrol Head, and a Tarot card reading at Curioporium, we went to Dead Languages for some beers. They are brand, spanking, new so I wish them well! They have an excellent and extensive selection of beers and the space is amazing! Cheers!

    There's a back bar setup that isn't being utilized yet, which would be a great option for private parties in the future.

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    Huge place! Excellent service. Large pours! We were there for a literary event, and the dedicated room was well-suited to the purpose.

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    Every time we are in the area we make a point of going here. Good beer with some interesting but solid options. If hungry BYOF.

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    2 years ago

    Excellent service, amazing selection of beers. Owners are sooooo lovely! Brewery has a wonderful chill vibe. Check it out today!

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    5 - I'd try to convince my wife to drive an hour just to come here. Skip to the end to see my…read morerating scale. This is a simple one for me to rate. My big three for breweries are dog friendly outdoor seating, availability of good food, and high quality beers. Tree House is easily three for three. Let me put it to you this way - if you're a dog lover and beer enthusiast, this place is like Disney World. They even have maps of the hiking trails available on the property. Have a beer, take a hike, have a beer, get dinner from one of the several food trucks, have a beer, be happy. I'd literally try to convince my wife to plan a vacation around Tree House in Charlton even though it's an 8 hour drive from my home. My rating scale: 1 - Just don't 2 - You'll survive, but there are better choices close by 3 - Good choice if you're in the area 4 - I'd drive 30 minutes out of my way just to come here 5 - I'd try to convince my wife to drive an hour just to come here

    Pros: OG location so you get the full brewery experience and…read moreview the huge cars of goodness So many brews, canned cocktails Buy bottled liquors to go Don't forget all the great merch! Wonderful indoor/outdoor seating The staff very knowledgeable and helpful Cons: You can't buy their wonderful beer outside of their locations, not even online :( People come from out of state to purchase! Pro tip: Come for a drink, get a slice of pizza, and stay for a while

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