If you're looking for a place to relax with friends over a $5 or $6 glass of cider or wine, look no…read morefurther than Knockin Noggin. I first discovered this little charming cidery and winery from my partner who had tried the cider elsewhere. Returning from Erie, he found that we'd be passing Knocking Noggin so we swung by. We've made the trip three times now. We've only been disappointed once when my partner and I bought 4 growlers for a gathering we were having and none of them tasted good. Something happened where they were either mixed or went bad in a matter of two days. I reached out to management, and they quickly responded with apologies offering to provide us with complimentary refills. We brought our growlers back just as promised and they were refilled at no charge. Some of my favorite ciders have been the seasonal ones including Butter Beer, Pineapple, and Chocolate Strawberry. Pineapple is my top one hopefully coming back in the summertime. If you have the chance, visit this place during a town festival or even when nothing is happening to just have a wine slushy or glass of wine out on the patio. One of our last visits was during a Harry Potter Festival which was fun and interesting. Whatever you're doing, don't pass this place by, you won't be disappointed.

Staff was extremely friendly and helpful. They give you a great 'pour' for the money…read more Only negative was the large amount of LARGE flies in the inside tasting area. Constantly shooting them away.

Drop in and wanted to dry their drinks. The girl let us try some drinks on the menu to see which…read moreone we like she was patience and also recommended some drinks because the drink I wanted was monkey butt cream shine but we're out of stock so we just got the vanillla ice cream instead. Ambience very nice and they have some sample you can try. Didn't have a chance to take a picture of what they have but absolutely my to go place. Will come back when I'm in town.Highly recommended. If you're in town in Pennsylvania you should come and check this place out.

This was a cool shop that we stopped at while passing through the cute little town of Volant. This…read moreis the storefront, which is actually in a rail car. The whiskey is made down the road in West Middlesex. They have a large variety of flavored moonshines and creamy moonshines. If they are not too busy, they will let you taste a few flavors. The whiskeys are decent, but the creamed based moonshines were very good. They have a special running now where if you buy 3 quarts, then you get the fourth one free!

We were in the area and stopped at Beaver Brewery which is an hour from us but worth the stop. Walk…read morein and feel like I went back to the 90's. The owner has a 90's vibe going with posters on the wall and other decorations. Which is positive to me knowing the 90's was my time of growing from a teenager and ending with an engagement. This place had different places to sit from couches to tables and chairs. They had different beers on taps. Wife had a sangria and I had two different hazy IPA's which I liked them both. Jason sat down with us and chatted about the brewery. Told us they been here for 11 years. Told us everything the owner was doing. Positive changes. Provided us with a map of local brewery passports in the area and in Ohio. Provided some recommendations to different breweries and likewise from our end. Since this was the 80th microbrewery that we've visited in the Pittsburgh region. We almost have them all visited. Goals for 2023. This place is a good stop. They have fooleries next door and nearby to visit. We will come back while in the area. Jason was great..

Our craft beer advetures takes Steven and myself to Beaver Brewing Company. This proved to be a…read moredifferent experience with noting. We had the Roggenbier which is a style and recipe I see very little of in our craft beer drinking experiences. It's very similar to a Hefeweizen but rye is put into the recipe instead. It was a very intriguing outing having this kind of beer and had a nice, smooth light flavor to it. I definitely need to give kudos to the brewery for making something out of the ordinary which I feel like it's a rut that I feel I fall into by trying the same and mainstream beer styles time and time again.

Not to be confused with North Country Brewing's Pub & Restaurant on Main Street in Slippery Rock,…read morethis is the actual brewery/cannery where the beer is made. It's not easy to find if you're not from the area, there is no sign from the main road & only a tiny sign (building just looks like a non-descript warehouse). It's 3 miles east of I-79. Parking in back. North Country brews on tap, small food menu, great live music (which was why I came), darts, bingo in a large warehouse space. Tables available, you run a tab at bar & they give you a number if you order food & bring it out to you. Kitchen is a food trailer in parking lot. They had delicious homemade ham & cabbage soup and the biggest basket of fresh cut fries with beer cheese we ever had! They have a light beer, pale ales, stout, sours, IPA's. I think they may have limited local PA spirits too. Outdoors they have tents, fire pits & some heat lamps. Twinkle lights inside at night provide ambiance. We enjoyed our first experience. North Country Brewing owns this, the pub on Main St, Harmony Inn & Freedom Farms. Oh and they have plastic pint glasses, first time I've had one of those!

My favorite brewery in PA. The food is amazing, the atmosphere is unlike any other brewery in the…read morearea. Anytime I get the chance to stop, I do! Always a great selection of beers to try!

This place has been on my list of places to check out. We've never been to the area to visit…read morebreweries. We find a location and try to visit the breweries in the area. My wife asked me if I heard of this place and I said yes, she said we got to go there. That was music to my ears. We stopped looked around and they have a small bar where everyone is gathered around. They have a long bar that was vacant. We got a flight of beers, ipa, jalapeño, Irish ted and a lager. The jalapeño beer was awesome. We got a four pack to go. I asked who was the owner how long they been here and he said 8 years. The one owner said that this was his last day. Found out that they sold the brewery to new owners. They will stick around as the new owners get going. But the name will change in due time. I'm happy we got to check it out under the original ownership. The one thing is inside everything is quite older. It could use some modernization. We will come back once the name changes and we have another Brewery to mark off our checklist.

I have to tell you that I am really digging this place. The beers are really, really, really good!…read moreWe trekked out from Bloomfield because we were in the area for a grad party and to say we were pleased is an understatement. The brewery itself is spacious and the concept made me feel like we were hanging out in a friend's basement gameroom/bar. That's a good thing. Definitely has a vintage vibe happening. We met with and were served by one of the Petrucci brothers and we got to talk with him at length about the brewery, their pours, the area, etc. Super, super friendly and nice guy. Now let's talk about the pours. I have to tell all of you that the beers are spectacular. We loved each one that we tried. If you're up for adventure, this is worth a drive from Pittsburgh. Looking forward to the next time we have to make our way out to Beaver County.

Your typical brewery with your typical beers but liked the concept of Brewery attached to Coffee…read moreShop attached to Winery. All the brews I had were great. Enjoyed watching the Amish buggies traveling in front and behind the brewery. If ever in the area again (I grew up in Western PA) I'll definitely stop in for another !

I'd like to say I tried this place. But it is closed (for renovations). Nothing on their website…read moreabout it being closed. We came for a birthday celebration and disappointed to find out we could only experience The Fractured Grape. We wanted to experience it all. Bummer. We ordered a cheese plate to share. Good variety of 4 different cheeses. Service was friendly, but a tad slow. My nephew order iced tea. First selection - after a wait - sorry, we do t have that. Second selection of tea - after an even longer wait - sorry, we're out of that tea. Finally, he said just. Ring me what you have. Ambiance - mellow. One big room. Everyone can hear your conversations. Music was low, I. The background, but a good selection of music. To be fair, we came early in the day (noon). Curious what the evening would be like. Though not sure I would return. Disappointed not to experience the entire environment. Might want to consider putting g something on website that says Hops Asylum is temporarily closed.

Cool vibe with room for kiddos to hang if you're stopping in during the day. There was even a lego…read moreset up to play with, and a Lego store attached that you can walk through to! I'm not a huge beer drinker, but the espresso martinis are the best in Zelie for sure! Seriously, I've had them in every restaurant in Zelie multiple times-- and beyond. They're not overly sweet, and they're really cold and smooth. In some joints, I feel like I'm drinking room temp hershey syrup. In others, vodka and chocolate milk. This one is quite nice.

Last summer I discovered lolev beer. Much to my happiness, in 2025 they opened a new location in…read moreZelie. There's a free parking lot out front. The bar space is clean with indoor & outdoor seating along with nice brick decor. There's a pool table and shopping all around. The bartender has a very fun Jurassic park button down T-shirt. Tap list is solid with some non-alcoholic options in cans. Food is via food truck. With all the other breweries in walking distance, it's easy to make this a crawl.

Stores always tidy and well stocked. Amazing range in wines. Staff knows what to suggest after…read moretalking with clients.

I don't want to sound like an alcoholic, but this place is great! They carry a great selection…read moreoand products that are hard to find. I love that I can find some locally made PA wines here. They have some wigle whiskey products as well. Never seen that at other liquor stores. I think the price point is competetive/same as others and they have good sales. Love how the place looks as well.