Total New England thing happened here…read more.. On our Father's Day Bew Hop of 2024 our paths crossed with a family in Plymouth, MA at another brewery (Vitamin Sea.) The guys kibitzed for awhile with the father. Low and behold, we walk into Lucky Goat and there he is behind the counter! Small world. It wasn't busy. We were just passing through to get to a friends outing in the Cape. My husband drank one beer and then bought more to go. I enjoyed talking to our new found friend as they were bottling and adding labels to beer. I got a little education on the process. They were getting ready for a chaity event later that night. All proceeds would be going toward saving some march land. When I talk about nice guys- Lucky Goat has them! (True score: 3.5, no food!)

Unfirtunately permanently closed. . Was good while it…read morelasted! Good beers n staff.

My husband and I come here all the time. The hours are somewhat limited, but they're a growing…read morelocal business. The beer and staff are great. It's dog friendly and an all around great atmosphere. It's a nice spot to watch a game, and enjoy a high quality beer. If your on the south shore, stop by. You won't regret it!

After our warm up at 10th District in Abington we drove a short distance down Rt 18 to Whitman and…read morecame to OCB. They opened at 6 and what do you know we were first again. Suits me just fine as it gave me time to chat it up with the bartender. As more patrons arrived we enjoyed the friendly bar banter that ensued. The rich voice and great tunes by solo guitar player Ken Snow made the time even more enjoyable. I am a big fan of pairing music to drinking and the combination of great beers and tunes made for a 5 star experience. From the outside the space doesnt look that large but after you enter you come into a nice size and comfortable tap room with a good number of tables. The tanks and apparatus are in the back warehouse section not visible to patrons. A couple of TV's made watching the Sox game possible. I noticed a lot of breweries dont have TV's I think the cost is prohibitive and some bars say they want to promote patrons conversing like in the old days before tv. Not sure but to me a TV can fill in dead time and if there is an important event why not enjoy a brew and watch some. On the whole the beer was tasty. They had 10 beers on tap. A pretty solid if not standard line up. I started with the Hoppy Patriot and Deep End in the 2 flight sampler. Both beers are good. Then I tasted the Money Line before getting a pint to get the IPA's out of the way. It's a hazy New England brew that hits the spot. It was my favorite. One thing I noticed is that for the whole lineup the ABV's are on the lighter side if you call 7.0 for the Deep End light LOL Anyways we stayed for awhile more enjoying the music and beer and then had to head toward home with a last stop at Shovel Towns new beer garden in downtown Brockton. Not doing a review on that but its a pretty large outdoor spot with a stage and there was a reggae band playing. Decent crowd too. Great job by Shovel Town to get the beer stand there! Only open weekend nights I believe. if you find yourself in that area it's a clean safe oasis and I hope it leads to more renovations in the area.

Tourists coming through Plymouth, four of us ended up in Dirty Water on our way to the very…read moreunderwhelming Plymouth Rock. We were welcomed in, given a bit of a mini-tour and introduced it the different spirits. I got a whiskey old fashioned and the others got gin & tonics and rum punch, all very good. Without an easy way to get bottles back to Chicago we left empty-handed. Our loss. In Plymouth definitely stop in Dirty Water!

Awesome place to hang out, very dog friendly. check out blood orange selzter or the creamsicle,…read moreboth great drinks.

Shovel Town fits the craft brewery in a mill/industrial complex vibe because that's what it is!…read moreThere was a surprising large amount of indoor space and a patio outdoors. We went on a Saturday to find love music, which was an entertaining plus! Considering we were going for a brewery, we found the food options perfect for snacking or enjoying a casual dinner. Beer options on tap were of a wide variety, with us trying both sours. The fresh tart was overpowered by the Meyers lemon with none of the guava profile pulling through. The Morse was a fairly crushable cranberry "sour" that was well balanced if you needed to finish quickly as we did. Service was good with table service for the beer and food. They do payments at the table which is very convenient but did notice they're defaulted to 30% gratuity so just be aware for adjusting based on your experience if needed.

First-time visit to Shovel Town Brewery and unfortunately had a poor experience…read more We ordered the same seltzer twice, but on the second round were given the wrong drink. When we politely pointed it out, the server insisted it was correct ano argued with us, raising her voice and telling us it was a mocktail. We explained it was not listed as a mocktail and described the differences, but the interaction became tense and unprofessional. She eventually acknowledged the mistake but did not apologize for the error or her tone. Overall, the service was rude and disappointing, and I would not return. She was an older woman with brown hair.

I think this is my new favorite brewery! It's great to see an asset like this in the heart of…read moreKingston's downtown. We need more amazing options like this in our town center. Forty Second plays on the fact that the 42nd parallel runs straight through Kingston. In fact, there's even a marker celebrating this off of Landing Road, a short distance from Bay Farm. The owners of Forty Second Brew Co. have turned a run-down old restaurant space that had seen better days into a cool space of exposed brick, rough hewn boards, and delicious IPAs. If you're lucky, you'll be there when one of the patrons kicks a keg so you can see how they celebrate such milestones and commemorate them on social media. Update: By the time I made it there for my second visit within two weeks I got recognized for kicking a keg of their Three Sheets To the Wind IPA (6.9 ABV), I had the privilege of joining a winning trivia team, and celebrated the birthday of a new friend. Forty Second for the win!

Have you tried the beer here? If you enjoy excellent cold brews then get your arse down to…read moreKingston. This place knows how to make beer.

Untold Brewing is a craft brewery that opened in Scituate, Massachusetts in October 2017. It was…read morefounded by business partners Matt Elder, Kyle Hansen and Kristen Greene. Elder and Hansen were both avid homebrewers and met after they were both simultaneously hired to work for Georgetown Brewing in Seattle. Elder, originally from the East Coast, planned to return there to start his own brewery. Hansen decided to join him on the move and the business venture. Greene, a longtime craft beer lover who had worked for Google, also decided to come on board as a partner. They built a 5,000-sq-ft production facility in Scituate to house their brewing system. It was built next to a historic 19th century schoolhouse, which they repurposed as their taproom. The name "Untold" was inspired by the Maya Angelou quote, "There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you." The brewery soon became notable for their West Coast-style IPAs, Hazy IPAs, and clean lagers. Hansen and Greene later stepped down from the brewery to pursue new projects. A secondary location opened at the Derby Street Shops in Hingham in November 2022, but closed in March 2024. An even larger secondary location opened at the Harborwalk Development at Cordage Park in Plymouth in February 2024. I recently visited Untold Brewing's Plymouth location while I was in town for the day. I was scheduled to meet up with some other beer bloggers; it was actually my first visit to Plymouth. I soon realized that Plymouth has an excellent craft beer scene. Untold's taproom is spacious and inviting. They had a dozen beers on tap that day. Throughout my visit, I enjoyed pours of "Sunny Sea", "Island Kingdom", and "New England Golf Trip": all Hazy IPAs. I really enjoyed all three, which were refreshing and juicy with nice fruity notes. I paired them with a wood-fired pizza I ordered from a mobile pizza oven that was there that day. Overall, I had a great experience at Untold Brewing and I would love to visit their original Scituate location in the future!

We stopped in for a drink and loved this dog friendly spot ! Great drinks and staff were very…read morefriendly. Fireplace in center of the room which would be great in the winter . We definitely return !

One of the best breweries I been to. Their product is amazing, the service is ALWAYS top notch,…read moreregardless who's working. Every single person that works there is super friendly and kind. The owners have done a superb job recruiting the right people. The food is great, my personal favorites, buffalo chicken wings and Caprese flat bread, highly recommend! If you are in the Middleboro area you must check this place out.

Great beer, cool atmosphere. Went in a Saturday afternoon. Typical taproom. Full of middle aged…read morewhite people and babies. Great vibes.

Great beer and staff. Has music at times. Pleasant and clean. Adding more characters for review…read morerequirements.

Brewery is located on an Industrial Estate and was full on a Saturday afternoon, mainly with…read morefamilies, to the point it seemed to be a Kindergarten tour. I had the ESB bitter but unfortunately it had a slight sour taste and seemed to have gone off. My wife had the TJ Lager, which was OK but not so memorable. We had just the one beer and left.