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Endless Life Brewing

4.8 (8 reviews)
Open 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM
Updated 2 months ago

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Kenny C.

I've been following Endless Life on Instagram since before they opened. But every time I try to find them on Yelp, I can't. Turns out nobody actually created the Yelp listing. Well, fret no more! It's ok, you don't have to call me a hero. Finally stopped in Endless Life. They took over the space that was previously the Bad Seed Taproom, and they've definitely made the most of it. Very long bar, high tops all along the walls, a small elevated back room with framed art (that you can buy), and then a pretty sizable and heated backyard! Perfect for any occasion. The sole bartender for the night was Tyler Allen, and he was a super cool dude. Kept the good tunes going. I tried all three of the beers they had on tap - Para Siempre (Mexican lager), Does This Feeling Come Again? (barrel aged mixed culture saison), and Monoculture of Free Thinkers (barrel aged Berlinerweisse). The Para Siempre was very crushable, but I was a big fan of the more complex barrel aged ones. The Berlinerweisse was smooth with a taste of grain. But the saison was probably my favorite. Very crisp, not too tart. I also got a can of Construed To Waste Your Time, which was a very crisp and summery Kolsch. Could definitely pound a few of those back. Next time, I'll bring more friends because they don't do bottle pours (hint, hint), and I really wanted to try some of those. I guess I'll just have to come back soon!

Smoke Follows Beauty
Ryan F.

Went to Endless Life Brewing for trivia night on Tuesday. The place does not feel like a traditional brewery, but it has a solid beer list and plenty of events going on. Quality: Endless Life Brewing leans towards old world styles. The menu had a lot of diverse options, and not one IPA, which is a bold statement. I really liked the Smoke Follows Beauty, smoked lager. Great flavor and a refreshing beer. I was not crazy about the Dissident, an Irish red ale, too sweet for me. The Lil' Bit O' Luck, amber stout was interesting. A small pour of it was the right choice, but it was a fun mix of flavors. Quantity: Beer sizes well marked and they encourage tastings. Value: $8-$13 for Draft Beers. Ambiance: Endless Life Brewing is a brewery located in the Crown Heights area of Brooklyn. It looks more like a bar than a brewery and I'm not entirely sure where they actually make the beer. It is a narrow space with bar area towards the center and tables around it. They have a small backyard patio, which was taken over by the food pop-up. One television behind the bar and one large screen across from it showed sports. Music was all pop punk until trivia started. Crowd: Busy for trivia, most tables were filled. They use events like trivia, vinyl night, and bingo to bring in guests. Service: They could have used a second person behind the bar. Parking: Tough parking, but easy train access.

Drink-N-Draw
Kelly C.

Endless Life is definitely a chill vibe. The backyard is perfect for whatever mood you're in: whether it's decompressing by yourself in peace with the Succinctly Concise Pilsner or Para Simpre Mexican Lager or want dinner with friends - perfect sharing any one of the bottle-conditioned brews and gettin' cozy by the heaters. Adirondack chairs + blankies keep me warm in the cold season. (I also carry hot-hands...) Beer is EXCELLENT! The saison Does This Feeling Come Again? is a WOW beer, the kind that blew my mind the first time I tasted it (and a most memorable share to add to my personal experience). It's got a lot of character! I find it wild, with an oaky presence that amplifies some of the naturally earthy flavors in saisons, bright in color, faint botanical aromas, again, likely oakiness from the barrel-aging. I would recommend any of the bottles as they're all pretty special - Slow Motion Replay (this is a lovely red sour, very much electrifying, spine-tingling tartness) and Stranger Than Kindness are must-try's. Industry events and homebrew clubs meet-up here, you will often meet someone who knows their shit about brewing and can certainly inspire or mentor you without ego or pretentiousness. The owner is very supportive of the industry he has helped build by bringing awareness and attention to all the pieces of the NYS Craft Beer industry to the public: malt + hop farms, etc. Great staff! Excellent Service! Tyler Allen gets a shout-out - thank you for great company and service always. There are snax and a couple of non-alcoholic options (altho please don't be that person who goes to any brewery or bar with the expectation they can accommodate your specific needs - if you don't drink alcohol and/or have problems being around it - choose a venue that fits your needs, don't give bartenders doing their jobs a hard time - be a grown up and be realistic.) Bring your own food, bring pups or kiddies, bring your own tote to take home mixed 4-packs and grab those bottles - those are very special. Art gallery (with local artists' works for sale) occupies the space. Exhibits every other month or so. Drink-n-Draw events. DJ booth (BYO Vinyl!) Projector in taproom, often showing photos, but sometimes shows other things. VERY easy to get to! Two blocks from Franklin Ave C or four from Nostrand-Bedford A/C trains. Walking distance from G, as well.

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