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WHIPPANY: leashed and friendly dogs are allowed at Double Tap Brewing and we had a great visit and enjoyed their fresh craft beers! On a Sunday night, we were surprised to see so many people enjoying the evening. This place is popular with folks enjoying time with their family and friends and it even looked like a couple of small celebrations were taking place, which made our hearts happy. We enjoyed a flight and chose the Rustle dunkel, Tightrope schwarzbier, Resting Grinch face winter warmer, and the Boo-Yah porter. Loved them all and they have much more on tap, including hard seltzers as gluten-free options. Play a board game, watch sports on their TV, bring your own food, shoot some darts, and do a toast to what a wonderful year 2024 has been! Double Tap also has a special Instagram page that features all the dogs that come to visit!
Wow...just wow. Double Tap makes some great beer. The first time Wifey and I came here we were hooked. Wifey's a big fan of IPAs (I hate them) and they always have a solid line up of IPAs and non-IPAs. I'm pretty picky about my beer so for me to keep going back means they have some delicious options. Last time I went I a great flight and Wifey and I shared some cheese and crackers - it was a fun date...
Awesome Brewery! The inside seating area is very spacious with lots of seating around the bar and outside. The service was quick and responsive, even know the bar had a lot of people. Great place to just chill and enjoy great beers. We tried a flight variety and they were really good. We ended up getting 2 more brews from the beers that we tried. They are very creative with their beer ingredients and the names. Great place. We will definitely be back when we are back in the area. Only negative is the parking lot is very small.
The vibe here is very chill. I got a flight to share with my boyfriend. You choose the type of beer and they make a flight for you. The place only serves alcohol so if you want snacks or anything, there is a food truck outside, or you can bring your own guilt free. I even saw a pizza delivery guy deliver pizza to this place. There was a live band when I went which is good but a little too loud. We were yelling in each other's ears to hear. There are also mini games like darts as well. The age demographic was primarily people in their 40-50s. They played and sang good songs.
A little craft brewery that opened up recently in the old post office, they have an homage area to two famous celebrity postmen out of TV, Newman and the guy from Cheers. One downside is the building has limited parking, so you either park in the grass / mud lot beside the building once the lot is filled, or park behind the Paulie G's lot if it's the evening and that place is closed for the night. Inside, take the tour and then you can start sampling the beers including by flight or by glass. Sales of some large growlers in the cooler to the side. No food here as per the ordinances, but you can order pizza from the place across the street. A lot of board games and a fair amount of seating that you can move around to accommodate larger groups if you get there early enough. Super clean bathrooms. 16 different drinks here, 15 of which are beers and the last is some kind of juice. I really did enjoy the beer that had a hint of pineapple in it, and their red ale was not something I enjoyed, left that for others. The hazy IPA was great. Open at lunch most days until after dinner. Fortunately someone in our group had a connection to one of the partners that started the business. They came over and described some of the beers and talked about the history behind the partnership which was pretty cool. Not sure if one of them is there everyday, barkeeps were professional and quick. Feels like they have some regulars already! I do like that they kept the place a little better lit than others like Twin Elephant, and it does get pretty noisy here. Not sure if they sell multipacks of all the beers to try but guess I will find days to try them all one at a time over a few trips! How to remind myself to bring snacks though, can't always order pizza from across the street and be drinking. One review said dog friendly inside, I guess that's possible since they don't serve food but it seems a little odd given that they are producing beer. Will have to ask the next time I am there.
Double Tap Brewing was a really cool location. The beer choices were very unique and delicious. Also, I went on a Thursday and found out they do trivia night, which I would totally want to go back for. Also, I drank root beer, which felt silly at a brewery, but it tasted really good.
Occupying the former Whippany post office building just off NJ Route 10, Double Tap Brewing offers an excellent variety of tasty beers in their cozy but comfortable tasting room. I was really impressed with the owners' homage to the US Postal Service throughout, with decor and beers inspired by well-known (real-life or fictional) postal employees - Benjamin Franklin who served as the nation's inaugural Postmaster General, Clifford C. Clavin, Jr. from the Cheers television series, and Newman from the Seinfeld television series. Double Tap features an incredible 15 beers (and a hard seltzer for gluten free customers) on-tap in its tasting room - all of which are brewed on site - from American Light Lager and Session IPAs on the lighter side to the ever-popular Pale Ales and IPAs to darker Coffee Porter and Stouts in "taster" (typically 4-5 oz), "half pour" (typically 10-12 oz), and "full pour" (typically 16 oz) servings. The wide variety of beers on tap at any given time caters to almost every beer drinker's palate and mood. I enjoyed the refreshing Low Hanging Fruit, a Session IPA brewed with Mosaic, Citra, and Cashmere hops and featuring a reasonable 5.5% ABV, and the exceptionally smooth and tasty Hello Jerry!, a barrel-aged imperial stout packing an astonishing 13.5% ABV, giving them 5 out of 5 stars. I'm definitely excited to go back and try the other varieties on-tap. Prices vary depending upon size, variety, and alcohol content. Double Tap offers flights of "taster" samples to sample several beers at a time and they do offer beer 'to go' by asking the bartender to fill 32 oz crowlers (a giant 32 oz aluminum can filled with beer straight from the tap and sealed, preserving the beer's carbonation for about three weeks) or BYO growlers (a glass container filled with beer straight from the tap and capped off, preserving the beer for a few days) of anything on-tap. The parking lot in front of the building can fill up quickly, but additional parking is available in the lot behind Paulie G's deli and Johnny's Pizzeria on Mt. Pleasant Avenue. PRO TIP: New Jersey's draconian liquor laws prohibit microbreweries from serving food, but light snacks (locally-produced artisan pretzels and potato chips) are available for sale. You can also bring your own food or order delivery from the pizzeria across the street or via your favorite delivery app.
Nice selection of lagers, not just IPAs. The "boot" Italian Pilsner was ok, the black lager was very good. Also a fan of the "hatchet" American pale ale. Pints $7, half pints $5, flights of 4 about $12. On a Saturday afternoon the place was packed with drinkers, dogs and toddlers running around. I love kids and dogs .. but not so much in bars. Noise level was very high. They did a beautiful job of changing around the old post office to be a micro brewery. But parking is severely limited ouch. BYO food. Small bags of potato chips are $2.
I'm gonna tap into this place again. It's a very down-to-earth brewery, new to the scene after this building was abandoned for years. Without a bar left in downtown Whippany, this fills the void perfectly. An array of very good beers, and when I went there just happened to be a pint on sale for the same price as a half. "Tap pout" they said, and I tapped into a delicious stout. I won't say it's the absolute best beer I've ever had anywhere at all, but most worthy of my money and a relaxing place to spend some time. I'm gonna recommend my office gets a happy hour here. (Typical NJ downside: gotta bring your own food if you want anything of substance. CHANGE THE LAW NJ!!)
Really great new brewery. Cozy environment, well behaved dog friendly inside, can bring in your own food (and they have small chips/pretzels for purchase) and most importantly the beer is fantastic and they have a large variety of brews. Loved the saison, IPAs and stouts!
Great classic beer! No out there IPAs or Sours (or not yet - not that there's anything wrong with a crazy IPA). The bartender was very friendly and gave us a bit of history on the building; it was an old post office! Will definitely be going back
Second visit to Double Tap. Consistently great beers that don't go off in pursuit of something not beer. When a microbrewery transcends me to my youth, backpacking across Europe... I will be back ... often.
2 months ago
My fiancé and I finally got to try Double Tap Brewing on an early Saturday afternoon. It was empty, so we grabbed seats at the bar and perused the menu options. Since they don't have gluten-free beer available, I opted to try out some seltzers. I ended up loving a limoncello lavender one that secured its place as my favorite drink there. My fiancé sampled a few different beers and enjoyed most of the selections. They had some more obscure flavors like oyster and pickle, so there's definitely some fun ones to try If you visit. Minus one staff member, I really enjoyed the service we received and it's a place I would return to for another date or with a group. read more
I'd been wanting to come here for a couple months now and we finally made it the other day after leaving another brewery close by. We came right before opening and waited in the car for the doors to open. Upon entering there were several people doing the same thing which speaks volumes for this place. It got busy right away and there was some type of event going on in the back too. Everyone was there to enjoy their beers and boy were they enjoyable. The girl who waited on us was very nice and honest as she gave my gf her brand new Chanel sunglasses she had left on the counter earlier when we were ordering. Thank you! This place has chill brewery vibes as you can see their production area and it's pretty spacey and I love how they are in an old post office building. They have a lot of board games to play while enjoying your beers and they also sell some merch. We ordered a flight: - Resting Grinch Face, Winter Warmer 5/5 - Terrible Twos Anniversary, Imperial Hazy IPA 5/5 - Kite and Key, Hazy IPA 5/5 - BOO-Yah, American Porter 5/5 Every beer was tasty af!!! I love this place and I look forward to my next visit. Thanks again for everything :) Sláinte read more
WHIPPANY: leashed and friendly dogs are allowed at Double Tap Brewing and we had a great visit and enjoyed their fresh craft beers! On a Sunday night, we were surprised to see so many people enjoying the evening. This place is popular with folks enjoying time with their family and friends and it even looked like a couple of small celebrations were taking place, which made our hearts happy. We enjoyed a flight and chose the Rustle dunkel, Tightrope schwarzbier, Resting Grinch face winter warmer, and the Boo-Yah porter. Loved them all and they have much more on tap, including hard seltzers as gluten-free options. Play a board game, watch sports on their TV, bring your own food, shoot some darts, and do a toast to what a wonderful year 2024 has been! Double Tap also has a special Instagram page that features all the dogs that come to visit! read more
Wow...just wow. Double Tap makes some great beer. The first time Wifey and I came here we were hooked. Wifey's a big fan of IPAs (I hate them) and they always have a solid line up of IPAs and non-IPAs. I'm pretty picky about my beer so for me to keep going back means they have some delicious options. Last time I went I a great flight and Wifey and I shared some cheese and crackers - it was a fun date... read more
7 months ago
Great Brewery and Beers! Love the Flood Plain and Base Camp IPA's. Dog friendly which is perfect! read more
Awesome Brewery! The inside seating area is very spacious with lots of seating around the bar and outside. The service was quick and responsive, even know the bar had a lot of people. Great place to just chill and enjoy great beers. We tried a flight variety and they were really good. We ended up getting 2 more brews from the beers that we tried. They are very creative with their beer ingredients and the names. Great place. We will definitely be back when we are back in the area. Only negative is the parking lot is very small. read more
The vibe here is very chill. I got a flight to share with my boyfriend. You choose the type of beer and they make a flight for you. The place only serves alcohol so if you want snacks or anything, there is a food truck outside, or you can bring your own guilt free. I even saw a pizza delivery guy deliver pizza to this place. There was a live band when I went which is good but a little too loud. We were yelling in each other's ears to hear. There are also mini games like darts as well. The age demographic was primarily people in their 40-50s. They played and sang good songs. read more
2 years ago
A little craft brewery that opened up recently in the old post office, they have an homage area to two famous celebrity postmen out of TV, Newman and the guy from Cheers. One downside is the building has limited parking, so you either park in the grass / mud lot beside the building once the lot is filled, or park behind the Paulie G's lot if it's the evening and that place is closed for the night. Inside, take the tour and then you can start sampling the beers including by flight or by glass. Sales of some large growlers in the cooler to the side. No food here as per the ordinances, but you can order pizza from the place across the street. A lot of board games and a fair amount of seating that you can move around to accommodate larger groups if you get there early enough. Super clean bathrooms. 16 different drinks here, 15 of which are beers and the last is some kind of juice. I really did enjoy the beer that had a hint of pineapple in it, and their red ale was not something I enjoyed, left that for others. The hazy IPA was great. Open at lunch most days until after dinner. Fortunately someone in our group had a connection to one of the partners that started the business. They came over and described some of the beers and talked about the history behind the partnership which was pretty cool. Not sure if one of them is there everyday, barkeeps were professional and quick. Feels like they have some regulars already! I do like that they kept the place a little better lit than others like Twin Elephant, and it does get pretty noisy here. Not sure if they sell multipacks of all the beers to try but guess I will find days to try them all one at a time over a few trips! How to remind myself to bring snacks though, can't always order pizza from across the street and be drinking. One review said dog friendly inside, I guess that's possible since they don't serve food but it seems a little odd given that they are producing beer. Will have to ask the next time I am there. read more
1 year ago
Double Tap Brewing was a really cool location. The beer choices were very unique and delicious. Also, I went on a Thursday and found out they do trivia night, which I would totally want to go back for. Also, I drank root beer, which felt silly at a brewery, but it tasted really good. read more
Occupying the former Whippany post office building just off NJ Route 10, Double Tap Brewing offers an excellent variety of tasty beers in their cozy but comfortable tasting room. I was really impressed with the owners' homage to the US Postal Service throughout, with decor and beers inspired by well-known (real-life or fictional) postal employees - Benjamin Franklin who served as the nation's inaugural Postmaster General, Clifford C. Clavin, Jr. from the Cheers television series, and Newman from the Seinfeld television series. Double Tap features an incredible 15 beers (and a hard seltzer for gluten free customers) on-tap in its tasting room - all of which are brewed on site - from American Light Lager and Session IPAs on the lighter side to the ever-popular Pale Ales and IPAs to darker Coffee Porter and Stouts in "taster" (typically 4-5 oz), "half pour" (typically 10-12 oz), and "full pour" (typically 16 oz) servings. The wide variety of beers on tap at any given time caters to almost every beer drinker's palate and mood. I enjoyed the refreshing Low Hanging Fruit, a Session IPA brewed with Mosaic, Citra, and Cashmere hops and featuring a reasonable 5.5% ABV, and the exceptionally smooth and tasty Hello Jerry!, a barrel-aged imperial stout packing an astonishing 13.5% ABV, giving them 5 out of 5 stars. I'm definitely excited to go back and try the other varieties on-tap. Prices vary depending upon size, variety, and alcohol content. Double Tap offers flights of "taster" samples to sample several beers at a time and they do offer beer 'to go' by asking the bartender to fill 32 oz crowlers (a giant 32 oz aluminum can filled with beer straight from the tap and sealed, preserving the beer's carbonation for about three weeks) or BYO growlers (a glass container filled with beer straight from the tap and capped off, preserving the beer for a few days) of anything on-tap. The parking lot in front of the building can fill up quickly, but additional parking is available in the lot behind Paulie G's deli and Johnny's Pizzeria on Mt. Pleasant Avenue. PRO TIP: New Jersey's draconian liquor laws prohibit microbreweries from serving food, but light snacks (locally-produced artisan pretzels and potato chips) are available for sale. You can also bring your own food or order delivery from the pizzeria across the street or via your favorite delivery app. read more
Nice selection of lagers, not just IPAs. The "boot" Italian Pilsner was ok, the black lager was very good. Also a fan of the "hatchet" American pale ale. Pints $7, half pints $5, flights of 4 about $12. On a Saturday afternoon the place was packed with drinkers, dogs and toddlers running around. I love kids and dogs .. but not so much in bars. Noise level was very high. They did a beautiful job of changing around the old post office to be a micro brewery. But parking is severely limited ouch. BYO food. Small bags of potato chips are $2. read more
2 years ago
1 year ago
I'm gonna tap into this place again. It's a very down-to-earth brewery, new to the scene after this building was abandoned for years. Without a bar left in downtown Whippany, this fills the void perfectly. An array of very good beers, and when I went there just happened to be a pint on sale for the same price as a half. "Tap pout" they said, and I tapped into a delicious stout. I won't say it's the absolute best beer I've ever had anywhere at all, but most worthy of my money and a relaxing place to spend some time. I'm gonna recommend my office gets a happy hour here. (Typical NJ downside: gotta bring your own food if you want anything of substance. CHANGE THE LAW NJ!!) read more
4 years ago
Really great new brewery. Cozy environment, well behaved dog friendly inside, can bring in your own food (and they have small chips/pretzels for purchase) and most importantly the beer is fantastic and they have a large variety of brews. Loved the saison, IPAs and stouts! read more
Great classic beer! No out there IPAs or Sours (or not yet - not that there's anything wrong with a crazy IPA). The bartender was very friendly and gave us a bit of history on the building; it was an old post office! Will definitely be going back read more
3 years ago
Second visit to Double Tap. Consistently great beers that don't go off in pursuit of something not beer. When a microbrewery transcends me to my youth, backpacking across Europe... I will be back ... often. read more
Headed to Double Tap with a group of 7. Double Tap has a great selection of beers on tap ( IPA's, Stouts, Porters) as well as a few non alcoholic drinks ( Root Beer and ginger soda ) on Tap. I enjoy IPA's and enjoyed the Camper Van (This West Coast IPA is a classic. Lightly malty and full of piney, earthy, and citrus flavored hops. Bracing bitterness and a clean, dry finish.) The service was phenomenal and there was never a wait to get a beer with plenty of beer tenders on hand keeping our glasses full. While not planned, arrived on trivia night which made added to the fun as the seven pooled our answers to come out on top. While we did not win, it made for an enjoyable evening. Overall a great spot with cold beer, an awesome atmosphere, and many food options that are close by. Johnny's is just across the street and picking up is a breeze or you can choose to have it delivered. We ordered a plain pie, sausage, and Grandma's. While totally separate from Double Tap, including them in this review being Craft Breweries can not serve food. Menus from Johnny's are readily available in the brewery as well as other local places that are available as well. Due to the location and convience factor, Johnny's get my vote (as a warning, Johnny's, does tag on a credit card fee so if you have cash you may want to avoid the surcharge - I see this happening a lot more nowadays) read more
I'm writing an updated review for Double Tap as an event venue- would recommend 100%. We've been coming here for a year and decided to book the whole place for an impromptu wedding reception. Not only were they very professional and easy to work with on planning, they were so kind and accommodating to our needs. Our guests loved the space, the beers on tap, and the relaxed vibe. I am so glad we chose Double Tap for our wedding! read more
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Come with coworkers large group about 15 people. We were giving a tour of the tanks were they brew the beer. Everyone got flights so they could try a variety of drinks. The flight came with 4 different beers you can choose from. This brewery is dog friendly! You are also allowed to bring food, they even have menus to local pizzerias. They have board games. My coworkers didn't leave til 11pm on a Thursday. Everyone had a good time, very calm spot to hangout with friends. Wish there was more variety in the music playing. read more
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50 Parsippany Rd
Hanover, NJ 07981
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