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LOCAL GEM ALERT ‼ Local brewery serving the yummiest craft beers that won't break your bank. You have a very knowledgeable and friendly staff. The space is cute and cozy. You can sit inside or outside and grab a bite in the food truck.
I think it's more like 3.75. The location is quite odd, go back into an industrial park and turn in to the lot with barbed wire. Walked in today and find the place quirky. The first area is a small seating area with a bar. You can walk through a door to a much larger seating area that also seems to be storage/work space. Cans were stacked floor to ceiling. While we sat there someone was roasting coffee. The smell was great. I was confused as to what they were doing and walked over to ask. I didn't realize until later that they roast and bag their own coffee for sale. The folks working were very nice. I am somewhat of a beer snob and readily admit it. I tried three beers; two of which are styles I normally like and one that I wouldn't normally order. I came to tried their barrel aged stout. It was okay, thin for my taste and barrel was not as prominently as I would like. It was not a bad stout but for barrel aged I normally think a more thick, viscous beer. Next I ordered an imperial IPA. It was a take on their flagship IPA. It was interesting, not bad but not my favorite. I ordered one last beer and asked for a suggestion from the server. He suggested a Baltic porter on nitro. I would never usually order that style but did on his suggestion. It was good. Lastly, they have very odd hours. Not sure what leads to the weird hours. But today they were only open 4:30-7. It's that way during the week. They were closed Monday and the weekend hours aren't real long either. But all in all I would go back.
Yay! We made it back to Myrtle Beach and one of our fav breweries! No food. But great brews. And cool old school brewery in a warehouse.
While visiting friends in SC, I was invited here by a couple of locals who frequent this establishment. I wasn't sure what I'd expect, but was glad to just catch up with friends. This place may be located on a much quieter section of Myrtle Beach, but this helps make it extra unique. Upon entering the place, the place was warm and friendly. Unlike most breweries where you play a game of Russian Roulette by ordering a large glass of beer of something you may or may not like, I loved that they had many sizes to choose from, including 4 oz. They also offered to have to try one before you purchased it. They gave me a wrist band, and would mark the beers we wanted on it, after which we could cash out after trying the various beers. I wish I had come here earlier in the day, as there is a lot I wouldve loved to try. I tried a small glass of bourbon IPA (forgot its name), and then a glass of the coffee IPA. Both were exceptionally good, enough to make me want to travel back to MB to just try everything else. I am very picky on my IPAs, but I was surprised to like both IPAs. If I ever visit Myrtle Beach again, I would definitely visit this brewery again. Also, I would highly recommend visiting this brewery if you are in the area, as it is MUCH BETTER than the others I have had when I lived and/or visited.
No food but just great beer. They have limited hours bc is a brewery only but if you like different styles of beer then this is the place. We've been there every time we visit Myrtle Beach and have always struck up conversations with other people visiting the brewery.
The brewery is located in a metal warehouse and they have a tap room connected on the side. The Dirty Myrtle is yummy.
I found their beers to be mostly forgettable and I tried five of them. THEY DO NOT DO FLIGHTS. I hate that. Period. Hate it. Most beers are 12 oz pours...no pints at all. You can also do 6 ouncers. They have a walk up window for to go brews if you want and they tally up your bar tab at the end by doing a wristband marking system that's cool. You'll see when you get there. I'm not explaining it. No wifi...soooooo lame. What is this, the Communist Soviet Union?
I was not very impressed by this place. When you pull up the parking lot has a gate with barbed wire that makes you feel you're not in the best areas. It's not really a very friendly brewery feeling. The beer is ok. They will sell you a sample of you want to try the beer before buying cans. The tasting room has limited seating and is basic. There are other breweries nearby that are more welcoming and have better beer.
We visit Myrtle Beach every year for a family vacation and were pumped to find there was a new brewery in town to add to our list of outings. We were even MORE excited when we pulled in to the parking area and heard "GO COLTS!" shouted to us from the food truck parked there (we have Indiana plates). Turns out, Hoosier Daddy's State Fair truck was there to provide tasty noms to accompany our beers (get the tornado chips!). The owner is a Indiana University Alum and fellow former Hoosier. FANTASTIC! I always love to learn about how breweries vary from state to state and being at New South was an awesome learning experience. The owner and bartenders took the time to educate us on why we had to wear a wristband, what we could legally consume in a single sitting, etc. You could tell they were passionate about their product and fellow lovers of craft beers. We loved it! Our 17 year old was even allowed to sit with us in the tasting room area -- just not directly AT the bar. Makes sense to me! The cherry on top was when I spotted a dog face through the tinted office window. Being the pup stalker that I am (and missing my 3 babies back home), I asked the owner if the fur babies could come out and play. He assured me if we stayed just past closing that he would let them out and I could love on them. Loving on these 2 gorgeous GSPs was one of the highlights of my trip! Thank you SO much for allowing me to get my pup fix!! High points from our visit to New South: -- The High gravity selections ($3/6oz pour): both were Lily the Great -- a Russian Imperial Stout, one brewed in 2014 and one in 2015. Holy aroma, batman. WOW! We also loved the Foreign Stout (6.1% abv, 4.96% abw) and the Dark Star Robust Porter (6.2% abv, 4.96% abw). We took a growler of the Porter home with us and I was SO pleased that it was reasonably priced AND tasty! -- The staff was amazing -- so friendly and knowledgeable. We were sorry that we arrived too late for the tour, as that is when you are allowed to "sample" the beers. We wished there was a flight option available, but when in a different state...it's different! And that's ok! -- The dogs. Did I mention that? :) We cannot wait to get back there next year to see what they have come up with for us to try! We will also plan to catch the tour so we can go 'behind the scenes' to see their brewing set up. Hooooray for a Myrtle Beach option that is not putt-putt or some random show!
Love this place. It's tucked away but what a spread! We were lucky enough to come during American Craft Beer week and try some new beers they were putting out. Such friendly service, so generous, and a fun low key space. Will definitely come back!!
4 months ago
8 months ago
This is a hidden gem. It's not too far from Broadway at the Beach and the ocean. It's in a warehouse area and it gives an authentic vibe of how great breweries rise from humble origins. They are famous for their Dirty Myrtle IPA. Only at the brewery, can you drink and take away their blood orange Dirty Myrtle IPA. It's worth the visit to get this. The bartenders are friendly and know their products. They now have a seltzer on tap and it is not too sweet. They have a food truck. read more
We traveled a like bit around the Myrtle Beach playground the last few days. Found a place in our backyard worth mentioning. No food was needed just wanted drinks. Our upmost friendly servers did not disappoint. So many 6 oz pours were enjoyed and presented at our request. Not pressure feeling just enjoyable and relaxing. read more
1 year ago
LOCAL GEM ALERT ‼ Local brewery serving the yummiest craft beers that won't break your bank. You have a very knowledgeable and friendly staff. The space is cute and cozy. You can sit inside or outside and grab a bite in the food truck. read more
I think it's more like 3.75. The location is quite odd, go back into an industrial park and turn in to the lot with barbed wire. Walked in today and find the place quirky. The first area is a small seating area with a bar. You can walk through a door to a much larger seating area that also seems to be storage/work space. Cans were stacked floor to ceiling. While we sat there someone was roasting coffee. The smell was great. I was confused as to what they were doing and walked over to ask. I didn't realize until later that they roast and bag their own coffee for sale. The folks working were very nice. I am somewhat of a beer snob and readily admit it. I tried three beers; two of which are styles I normally like and one that I wouldn't normally order. I came to tried their barrel aged stout. It was okay, thin for my taste and barrel was not as prominently as I would like. It was not a bad stout but for barrel aged I normally think a more thick, viscous beer. Next I ordered an imperial IPA. It was a take on their flagship IPA. It was interesting, not bad but not my favorite. I ordered one last beer and asked for a suggestion from the server. He suggested a Baltic porter on nitro. I would never usually order that style but did on his suggestion. It was good. Lastly, they have very odd hours. Not sure what leads to the weird hours. But today they were only open 4:30-7. It's that way during the week. They were closed Monday and the weekend hours aren't real long either. But all in all I would go back. read more
11 months ago
2 years ago
Yay! We made it back to Myrtle Beach and one of our fav breweries! No food. But great brews. And cool old school brewery in a warehouse. read more
While visiting friends in SC, I was invited here by a couple of locals who frequent this establishment. I wasn't sure what I'd expect, but was glad to just catch up with friends. This place may be located on a much quieter section of Myrtle Beach, but this helps make it extra unique. Upon entering the place, the place was warm and friendly. Unlike most breweries where you play a game of Russian Roulette by ordering a large glass of beer of something you may or may not like, I loved that they had many sizes to choose from, including 4 oz. They also offered to have to try one before you purchased it. They gave me a wrist band, and would mark the beers we wanted on it, after which we could cash out after trying the various beers. I wish I had come here earlier in the day, as there is a lot I wouldve loved to try. I tried a small glass of bourbon IPA (forgot its name), and then a glass of the coffee IPA. Both were exceptionally good, enough to make me want to travel back to MB to just try everything else. I am very picky on my IPAs, but I was surprised to like both IPAs. If I ever visit Myrtle Beach again, I would definitely visit this brewery again. Also, I would highly recommend visiting this brewery if you are in the area, as it is MUCH BETTER than the others I have had when I lived and/or visited. read more
3 years ago
No food but just great beer. They have limited hours bc is a brewery only but if you like different styles of beer then this is the place. We've been there every time we visit Myrtle Beach and have always struck up conversations with other people visiting the brewery. read more
3 years ago
3 years ago
The brewery is located in a metal warehouse and they have a tap room connected on the side. The Dirty Myrtle is yummy. read more
I found their beers to be mostly forgettable and I tried five of them. THEY DO NOT DO FLIGHTS. I hate that. Period. Hate it. Most beers are 12 oz pours...no pints at all. You can also do 6 ouncers. They have a walk up window for to go brews if you want and they tally up your bar tab at the end by doing a wristband marking system that's cool. You'll see when you get there. I'm not explaining it. No wifi...soooooo lame. What is this, the Communist Soviet Union? read more
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I was not very impressed by this place. When you pull up the parking lot has a gate with barbed wire that makes you feel you're not in the best areas. It's not really a very friendly brewery feeling. The beer is ok. They will sell you a sample of you want to try the beer before buying cans. The tasting room has limited seating and is basic. There are other breweries nearby that are more welcoming and have better beer. read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
Good selection of beers, friendly staff. It's in a windy road to nowhere but trust the directions . You will surprised . Enjoy your time trying their beer selections and your Welcome ! read more
We visit Myrtle Beach every year for a family vacation and were pumped to find there was a new brewery in town to add to our list of outings. We were even MORE excited when we pulled in to the parking area and heard "GO COLTS!" shouted to us from the food truck parked there (we have Indiana plates). Turns out, Hoosier Daddy's State Fair truck was there to provide tasty noms to accompany our beers (get the tornado chips!). The owner is a Indiana University Alum and fellow former Hoosier. FANTASTIC! I always love to learn about how breweries vary from state to state and being at New South was an awesome learning experience. The owner and bartenders took the time to educate us on why we had to wear a wristband, what we could legally consume in a single sitting, etc. You could tell they were passionate about their product and fellow lovers of craft beers. We loved it! Our 17 year old was even allowed to sit with us in the tasting room area -- just not directly AT the bar. Makes sense to me! The cherry on top was when I spotted a dog face through the tinted office window. Being the pup stalker that I am (and missing my 3 babies back home), I asked the owner if the fur babies could come out and play. He assured me if we stayed just past closing that he would let them out and I could love on them. Loving on these 2 gorgeous GSPs was one of the highlights of my trip! Thank you SO much for allowing me to get my pup fix!! High points from our visit to New South: -- The High gravity selections ($3/6oz pour): both were Lily the Great -- a Russian Imperial Stout, one brewed in 2014 and one in 2015. Holy aroma, batman. WOW! We also loved the Foreign Stout (6.1% abv, 4.96% abw) and the Dark Star Robust Porter (6.2% abv, 4.96% abw). We took a growler of the Porter home with us and I was SO pleased that it was reasonably priced AND tasty! -- The staff was amazing -- so friendly and knowledgeable. We were sorry that we arrived too late for the tour, as that is when you are allowed to "sample" the beers. We wished there was a flight option available, but when in a different state...it's different! And that's ok! -- The dogs. Did I mention that? :) We cannot wait to get back there next year to see what they have come up with for us to try! We will also plan to catch the tour so we can go 'behind the scenes' to see their brewing set up. Hooooray for a Myrtle Beach option that is not putt-putt or some random show! read more
5 years ago
Love this place. It's tucked away but what a spread! We were lucky enough to come during American Craft Beer week and try some new beers they were putting out. Such friendly service, so generous, and a fun low key space. Will definitely come back!! read more
Off the beaten path in Myrtle Beach and such a gem! Outdoor space with a food truck, non-AC warehouse area and an AC tap room. Great selection of beers - the Drink a Peach was my favorite. They give you a wristband and mark your drink on it and it serves as your bar tab. Very unique concept! This place has that great brewery feel I love. read more
4 years ago
4 years ago
Very cool place! Off the beaten path away from the busy touristy area. Great beer and atmosphere! read more
9 years ago
We came to this brewery while visiting Myrtle Beach and we're so pleased with our experience! When you first pull in it is a little scary looking. Our GPS brought us back in a scary ally, but we are so happy we came in! The brewery is large and the taproom is a hole in the wall I'd visit any day. Awesome and diverse craft beers brewed on site. A must visit brewery while in Myrtle Beach! read more
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13 years ago
Just a warning...if you find this location and think what is going on in this off the beaten track destination and pass up this craft brewer you screwed up. Big time. Lots of craft breweries start this way. Small. AND just because someone starts a craft brewery doesn't mean it will be good. This was great beer, wicked good tour and you need to go. read more
Strong smell of pine sol and bathroom.... No post online that tour is ONLY at 3:00 Tuesday's and Thursday's. Waited 45 min only to find out that there was not a 2nd tour!! Man from tour yelled at people and told them not to try to steal their beer soap! Wtf??? Very disappointed!!! Will not return! Do NOT recommend!!!! read more
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12 years ago
A fantastic place. Great tours, tastings, and pourings. The beer is fantastic and this little hidden gem of a place has great atmosphere and the best, most friendly service. It's like Cheers where strangers are one big happy family. We don't miss a visit to Myrtle Beach without stopping for a tasting or take home a growler. The Nut Brown Ale is my favorite. If you love craft beers you must go visit! We love you New South! read more
9 years ago
The beer is excellent. The system they have for ordering and paying is awesome because saves time. I love the beer specially the IPA, one of the best I've ever had. They have a small food and drink festival going on, very interesting and fun to attend read more
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