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Great place to enjoy a few brews. Lots of folks come here because the taps are really different so everyone can get something they will like. They also have liquor so those who do not want beer have choices. Staff is always helpful and happy. Located in an Industrial area in a warehouse makes for an interesting setting. There is an outside area and games too.
I came to Tribus Beer as part of an event sponsored by Milford Spirit Walks. Events are held in a back room, and try to get a seat near the "front". There is no solid dividing wall from the rest of the brewery and noise can echo. In the brewery itself, there's mostly high top seating with a few lower tables. There are also outdoor picnic tables. I am not a big beer drinker, but I'm learning and tried the Pink Lemonade Zazz. It was sweet with a bit of lemonade elevating the flavor above the generic beer taste, I would recommend it to someone who feels like me. Fortina Pizza was also on sight, selling cheese, pepperoni, and a spicier pie. The cheese and pepperoni were both delicious, and complimented the beer well. They also brought the pizza into the brewery when it was done so you didn't have to wait outside!
I recently met some friends at Tribus for an event raising awareness about Camp Courant. I live about 45 minutes away, and it was my first time there. I was impressed. The grounds are cool. There's a large, outdoor seating area. There's plenty of seating inside as well. The bar area was well designed, and it's a good sign that they have wall art for each of the beers that they make. If you commemorate your beers, you obviously expect to stick around. I believe they're dog friendly since I saw some K9's hanging out. They also had a food truck outside. I didn't pay much attention to the menu, but I recall a giant pretzel being involved. No worries -- it was a friendly giant. I had two IPA's -- Benji and Tank Space. I liked both. They had good color and mouth feel. I wasn't focused enough on the beers to keep any tasting notes, but they were on par with most good CT craft IPA's I've had. The most important part of a bar or brewery for me is whether you have a good time with your friends there. Mission accomplished. We had fun joking around and the people I didn't already know were friendly. I would definitely return if I'm in the area. Five Stars
Great beers, good energy and a friendly staff with super food truck eats make this place a must go. I have not had a draft here I haven't liked. Currently some fantastic options on the menu for IPA's are 'Mouthfeel', a triple IPA, "Goodie bag" a double IPA, and the good old fashioned single IPA "Benji". There's also fruit sours, barley wine style ale, cream ale, stout, and cider. If none of those work for you, you can order from the cocktail menu. Blind Rhino food truck has tasty solid pub food, and the best lunch special around. $12 Friday lunch you choose a McRino burger, salad, or wings.... PLUS a draft beer. They also have guest appearances by other food trucks on occasion and for those who want to bring their furry friends they are allowed on the patio space that includes tables, umbrella's, heaters, and patio furniture. They have trivia during the week, and occasional pop up shops and live entertainment on the weekends.
We met up with some friends Saturday night at Tribus and were easily able to secure a table while the band was packing up. It was too cold for outdoor seating but it looked like a great set up for warmer weather. Although Tribus does not offer flights, they offer both short pours (8 oz) and tall pours (full pint). We most enjoyed the two sours, Seedless and Pink Guava Zazz. We found the seedless to be heavier and more sour than the Pink Guava Zazz. You are able to order small bites from The Blind Rhino food truck, which seemed to be popular. The staff was friendly and were on top of removing our finished glasses from the table.
This is a large and spacious space. I loved the decor and vibe, so after drinking and eating, I walked around and took some of the photos posted. There is also an outdoor space that looked comfortable and nicely decorated, but it was raining the day of my visit and we sat indoors at the bar. There is a back room, where I assume private parties are held. That is where I found the barrels and graffiti artwork. Right now they are offering small and large pours, and since I'm not a big beer drinker and wanted to try a variety, we went with the smaller pours ($3/$4 each). There are lots of options, and I think almost everyone can find something they like. There was a food truck there, and we were able to text our order and they brought it in to us. That was a nice touch. For a person who doesn't drink much beer, I enjoyed my visit and will definitely return.
This is my absolute favorite brewery in the state of Connecticut for many reasons. Not only do they always have a variety of different styles of beer to choose from but they have plenty of seating inside or outside to choose from. Sports are also always playing on tv, especially their projector. It's also one of the few spots I never have to wait for a beer, their beer tenders are the best, they can handle high volume and please everyone. They happen to also have the Blind Rhino food truck trailer posted out front slinging wings and other great munchies to snack on. This place is simply the BEST.
Tribus Beer Company is a craft brewery that opened in Milford, Connecticut in August 2018. It was founded by friends Matt Weichner, Sebastian D'Agostino, and Sean O'Neill. Weichner and D'Agostino both met when they worked together as brewers at New England Brewing Company in Woodbridge. D'Agostino later introduced Weichner to his longtime friend O'Neill, who had brewing industry experience from working at Cisco Brewers in Nantucket. The three soon formed a wacky friendship and had dreams and aspirations of going off and founding their own brewery. At the end of 2017, all three left their jobs and decided to make their dream a reality. They were able to acquire a 10,000-square-foot space in a Milford industrial park and they named their brewery "Tribus": Latin for "three". The brewery was met with immediate success after opening. In addition to brewing stouts, sours and pilsners, Tribus has become well-known for their popular IPAs. I first visited Tribus' taproom in March 2019. I knew Weichner and D'Agostino from my frequent trips to New England Brewing Company when they both worked there. Once they opened up their own venture, I knew that I needed to check it out. The place was hopping when I showed up. I sat down at the bar and was soon greeted by the friendly Weichner. I ordered a short pour of "Flow": a Double IPA brewed with Galaxy and loaded with tropical fruit notes. It was damn good! The taproom was nice and spacious and even featured a game room that was equipped with a ping pong table and classic arcade cabinets. Liberty Rock Tavern was the food truck that day, so I ordered a delicious Southern Fried Chicken sandwich with Waffle Fries to enjoy with my beer. Before leaving I also had short pours of "Blank Check 001" (Double IPA) and "Capulus" (Coffee Imperial Oatmeal Milk Stout). Once again, these beers were exceptional. I purchased some to-go cans of the aforementioned "Flow", "Cereal Spiller" (a Double IPA collab between Tribus and Counter Weight Brewing), and "F#$K IT" (Triple IPA). I look forward to more of Tribus' exceptional offerings.
Year #2 at Tribus Fest this year and I was lucky enough to meet the owner! Such a kind and friendly guy. My bartender gave a wonderful recommendation for beer - the Festbier was a little hoppy for me, but IPA fans will love it! My friend got their Peaches n Cream which was absolutely delicious! I was sad to not be able to leave with a growler of it actually! My dachshund Jasmine and my friend's dog Frankie had a great time hanging out too! Will definitely be back next year (and likely before!)
When in Connecticut do what craft beer fans of Connecticut would do and find some local craft breweries! Yeah, I know, Two Roads, but there's so much more to the craft beer scene of Connecticut beyond that one massive beer campus. Case in point: Tribus Beer Co., a solid brewing establishment that my buddies and I visited not too long ago with positive results. Well, mostly positive. To start, you'll drive a bit off the beaten path to get to this industrial-ish looking area, but once there, Tribus is housing a pretty spacious interior with plenty of tables, bar seats, a whole separate back area with games (arcade/table top) and a section that definitely looks like it'll be opened up to good ol' Mother Nature once the weather cooperates. Beyond the setup, let's jump into the most important thing, beer! Fifteen brews lined the beer list wall on that frigid January day with plenty of style variation to choose from. Now let's play the pro/con game. Starting negatively, a con about Tribus is the lack of a classic flight. This makes it a little harder to try all these beers. The pro? A 5oz taster will only set you back a couple of dollars (most are $3/$4). Not being the driver that day, but also knowing that we were going to be hitting up Two Roads after this stop (sorry, Tribus), I only had three of these tasters for myself. Luckily, my buddies got a few different ones from my own choices and so we were able to sample around half of the available beers. "Dipped" was one of them, a chocolate cherry sour that had a really exquisite balance between sweet and tart. After that one, we did dabble with "Milk Down" (chocolate milk stout), "Aw Ye Beb" (helles lager), "Lil' Boozy" (session imperial stout) and "After Party" (fruity IPA), though none of these were truly memorable. Don't get me wrong, they weren't bad, but I'd probably order some of the other choices next time and steer away from those. There was one more beer we tasted. Just as we were getting ready to finish up for the afternoon, one of my buddies saw the description and color of another beer on the list. It's name was "Brick" and it was supposed to hold some juicy, subtle, hoppy flavors. Intrigued, I split one more 5oz with mi amigo and with that first sip my eyes lit up with happiness...okay, maybe they didn't, but dang, "Brick", you were tasty. So tasty that we bought a four pack of cans to experience at a later time and date (still got a few hanging around). With cans in hand, it was a positive ending to the first leg of this beer adventure. Overall, Tribus Beer Co. didn't blow me away with some of their beers, but a few of them were definitely memorable. Plus, anytime you walk away with cans says something about the beer being made. We didn't get to try all of the suds on tap that day and with the nice digs and decent pricing, tentatively consider this round one in an eventual return to Tribus in the future. More craft beer awaits in Connecticut! Well, one of these days...
This was a great stop both my son and I thoroughly enjoyed our beer and ale selections and felt the pilsner and the lager were our favorites. They produce upwards of 10 to 12 different kinds of beer some of those are seasonally others are available year round. The interior bar area is large with both bar and high top table seating. During the warmer months there is a large outdoor terrasse with a number of umbrella tables. It was very busy when we stopped by and for good reason these folks deliver a superior product and have a good local following. Tribus is top notch stop by give'm a try and see if you agree!
** 4.5 stars ** I'm quite impressed by this new brewery. As my husband put it, you can tell that lots of thought went into the design and layout of the space, and they Tribus was able to add some personality and flair to an empty canvas. For example, the three-sided tall tables aren't like anything I've seen before, but they actually maximize the space. It was also fun scoping out the hip hop posters in the corridor between the two main rooms. Entertainment options include darts, foosball, corn hole, hook and ring, and ping pong; and there's a couch area with a bunch of games. All of these options are also nicely spaced throughout the brewery. Even though it was crowded, we didn't feel stifled. In addition, the bartenders did a great job getting the beer out quickly and still being friendly and personable. And the beer! Definitely IPA focused with a couple sours and just one stout. I wish they had had more stouts, porters, or lagers; but I'm sure they're going with the trend. DIPAs were good. My favorite was Flow. The only negative thing I can say about our experience is that because of the tall ceilings, it can definitely be hard to hear each other. The back room was a bit more quiet though still with lots of activity and beer happy folks. Not just "another brewery in CT." They have something special going on.
Love their beer, outdoor (dog friendly) space, and always friendly beertenders will be back....like, a lot.
1 year ago
1 month ago
Nice little brewery in Milford, in an industrial park. Has an outdoor area as well as indoor seating. Staff is nice. They don't serve food however there is a food truck on site but don't know if it's there all the time. They have a tv for sports and dart boards. Would go back. read more
3 years ago
Great place to enjoy a few brews. Lots of folks come here because the taps are really different so everyone can get something they will like. They also have liquor so those who do not want beer have choices. Staff is always helpful and happy. Located in an Industrial area in a warehouse makes for an interesting setting. There is an outside area and games too. read more
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Will T.
Thank you for your review Elizabeth!
I came to Tribus Beer as part of an event sponsored by Milford Spirit Walks. Events are held in a back room, and try to get a seat near the "front". There is no solid dividing wall from the rest of the brewery and noise can echo. In the brewery itself, there's mostly high top seating with a few lower tables. There are also outdoor picnic tables. I am not a big beer drinker, but I'm learning and tried the Pink Lemonade Zazz. It was sweet with a bit of lemonade elevating the flavor above the generic beer taste, I would recommend it to someone who feels like me. Fortina Pizza was also on sight, selling cheese, pepperoni, and a spicier pie. The cheese and pepperoni were both delicious, and complimented the beer well. They also brought the pizza into the brewery when it was done so you didn't have to wait outside! read more
I recently met some friends at Tribus for an event raising awareness about Camp Courant. I live about 45 minutes away, and it was my first time there. I was impressed. The grounds are cool. There's a large, outdoor seating area. There's plenty of seating inside as well. The bar area was well designed, and it's a good sign that they have wall art for each of the beers that they make. If you commemorate your beers, you obviously expect to stick around. I believe they're dog friendly since I saw some K9's hanging out. They also had a food truck outside. I didn't pay much attention to the menu, but I recall a giant pretzel being involved. No worries -- it was a friendly giant. I had two IPA's -- Benji and Tank Space. I liked both. They had good color and mouth feel. I wasn't focused enough on the beers to keep any tasting notes, but they were on par with most good CT craft IPA's I've had. The most important part of a bar or brewery for me is whether you have a good time with your friends there. Mission accomplished. We had fun joking around and the people I didn't already know were friendly. I would definitely return if I'm in the area. Five Stars read more
Great beers, good energy and a friendly staff with super food truck eats make this place a must go. I have not had a draft here I haven't liked. Currently some fantastic options on the menu for IPA's are 'Mouthfeel', a triple IPA, "Goodie bag" a double IPA, and the good old fashioned single IPA "Benji". There's also fruit sours, barley wine style ale, cream ale, stout, and cider. If none of those work for you, you can order from the cocktail menu. Blind Rhino food truck has tasty solid pub food, and the best lunch special around. $12 Friday lunch you choose a McRino burger, salad, or wings.... PLUS a draft beer. They also have guest appearances by other food trucks on occasion and for those who want to bring their furry friends they are allowed on the patio space that includes tables, umbrella's, heaters, and patio furniture. They have trivia during the week, and occasional pop up shops and live entertainment on the weekends. read more
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Will T.
Thank you for an awesomely thorough review, you really nailed it!…
We met up with some friends Saturday night at Tribus and were easily able to secure a table while the band was packing up. It was too cold for outdoor seating but it looked like a great set up for warmer weather. Although Tribus does not offer flights, they offer both short pours (8 oz) and tall pours (full pint). We most enjoyed the two sours, Seedless and Pink Guava Zazz. We found the seedless to be heavier and more sour than the Pink Guava Zazz. You are able to order small bites from The Blind Rhino food truck, which seemed to be popular. The staff was friendly and were on top of removing our finished glasses from the table. read more
This is a large and spacious space. I loved the decor and vibe, so after drinking and eating, I walked around and took some of the photos posted. There is also an outdoor space that looked comfortable and nicely decorated, but it was raining the day of my visit and we sat indoors at the bar. There is a back room, where I assume private parties are held. That is where I found the barrels and graffiti artwork. Right now they are offering small and large pours, and since I'm not a big beer drinker and wanted to try a variety, we went with the smaller pours ($3/$4 each). There are lots of options, and I think almost everyone can find something they like. There was a food truck there, and we were able to text our order and they brought it in to us. That was a nice touch. For a person who doesn't drink much beer, I enjoyed my visit and will definitely return. read more
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Will T.
Thank you for your review and awesome pics Paula, hope to see you…
2 years ago
This is my absolute favorite brewery in the state of Connecticut for many reasons. Not only do they always have a variety of different styles of beer to choose from but they have plenty of seating inside or outside to choose from. Sports are also always playing on tv, especially their projector. It's also one of the few spots I never have to wait for a beer, their beer tenders are the best, they can handle high volume and please everyone. They happen to also have the Blind Rhino food truck trailer posted out front slinging wings and other great munchies to snack on. This place is simply the BEST. read more
4 years ago
Tribus Beer Company is a craft brewery that opened in Milford, Connecticut in August 2018. It was founded by friends Matt Weichner, Sebastian D'Agostino, and Sean O'Neill. Weichner and D'Agostino both met when they worked together as brewers at New England Brewing Company in Woodbridge. D'Agostino later introduced Weichner to his longtime friend O'Neill, who had brewing industry experience from working at Cisco Brewers in Nantucket. The three soon formed a wacky friendship and had dreams and aspirations of going off and founding their own brewery. At the end of 2017, all three left their jobs and decided to make their dream a reality. They were able to acquire a 10,000-square-foot space in a Milford industrial park and they named their brewery "Tribus": Latin for "three". The brewery was met with immediate success after opening. In addition to brewing stouts, sours and pilsners, Tribus has become well-known for their popular IPAs. I first visited Tribus' taproom in March 2019. I knew Weichner and D'Agostino from my frequent trips to New England Brewing Company when they both worked there. Once they opened up their own venture, I knew that I needed to check it out. The place was hopping when I showed up. I sat down at the bar and was soon greeted by the friendly Weichner. I ordered a short pour of "Flow": a Double IPA brewed with Galaxy and loaded with tropical fruit notes. It was damn good! The taproom was nice and spacious and even featured a game room that was equipped with a ping pong table and classic arcade cabinets. Liberty Rock Tavern was the food truck that day, so I ordered a delicious Southern Fried Chicken sandwich with Waffle Fries to enjoy with my beer. Before leaving I also had short pours of "Blank Check 001" (Double IPA) and "Capulus" (Coffee Imperial Oatmeal Milk Stout). Once again, these beers were exceptional. I purchased some to-go cans of the aforementioned "Flow", "Cereal Spiller" (a Double IPA collab between Tribus and Counter Weight Brewing), and "F#$K IT" (Triple IPA). I look forward to more of Tribus' exceptional offerings. read more
4 years ago
Year #2 at Tribus Fest this year and I was lucky enough to meet the owner! Such a kind and friendly guy. My bartender gave a wonderful recommendation for beer - the Festbier was a little hoppy for me, but IPA fans will love it! My friend got their Peaches n Cream which was absolutely delicious! I was sad to not be able to leave with a growler of it actually! My dachshund Jasmine and my friend's dog Frankie had a great time hanging out too! Will definitely be back next year (and likely before!) read more
When in Connecticut do what craft beer fans of Connecticut would do and find some local craft breweries! Yeah, I know, Two Roads, but there's so much more to the craft beer scene of Connecticut beyond that one massive beer campus. Case in point: Tribus Beer Co., a solid brewing establishment that my buddies and I visited not too long ago with positive results. Well, mostly positive. To start, you'll drive a bit off the beaten path to get to this industrial-ish looking area, but once there, Tribus is housing a pretty spacious interior with plenty of tables, bar seats, a whole separate back area with games (arcade/table top) and a section that definitely looks like it'll be opened up to good ol' Mother Nature once the weather cooperates. Beyond the setup, let's jump into the most important thing, beer! Fifteen brews lined the beer list wall on that frigid January day with plenty of style variation to choose from. Now let's play the pro/con game. Starting negatively, a con about Tribus is the lack of a classic flight. This makes it a little harder to try all these beers. The pro? A 5oz taster will only set you back a couple of dollars (most are $3/$4). Not being the driver that day, but also knowing that we were going to be hitting up Two Roads after this stop (sorry, Tribus), I only had three of these tasters for myself. Luckily, my buddies got a few different ones from my own choices and so we were able to sample around half of the available beers. "Dipped" was one of them, a chocolate cherry sour that had a really exquisite balance between sweet and tart. After that one, we did dabble with "Milk Down" (chocolate milk stout), "Aw Ye Beb" (helles lager), "Lil' Boozy" (session imperial stout) and "After Party" (fruity IPA), though none of these were truly memorable. Don't get me wrong, they weren't bad, but I'd probably order some of the other choices next time and steer away from those. There was one more beer we tasted. Just as we were getting ready to finish up for the afternoon, one of my buddies saw the description and color of another beer on the list. It's name was "Brick" and it was supposed to hold some juicy, subtle, hoppy flavors. Intrigued, I split one more 5oz with mi amigo and with that first sip my eyes lit up with happiness...okay, maybe they didn't, but dang, "Brick", you were tasty. So tasty that we bought a four pack of cans to experience at a later time and date (still got a few hanging around). With cans in hand, it was a positive ending to the first leg of this beer adventure. Overall, Tribus Beer Co. didn't blow me away with some of their beers, but a few of them were definitely memorable. Plus, anytime you walk away with cans says something about the beer being made. We didn't get to try all of the suds on tap that day and with the nice digs and decent pricing, tentatively consider this round one in an eventual return to Tribus in the future. More craft beer awaits in Connecticut! Well, one of these days... read more
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Will T.
Hey Josh, thank you for your thorough review! We’re glad you got to…
This was a great stop both my son and I thoroughly enjoyed our beer and ale selections and felt the pilsner and the lager were our favorites. They produce upwards of 10 to 12 different kinds of beer some of those are seasonally others are available year round. The interior bar area is large with both bar and high top table seating. During the warmer months there is a large outdoor terrasse with a number of umbrella tables. It was very busy when we stopped by and for good reason these folks deliver a superior product and have a good local following. Tribus is top notch stop by give'm a try and see if you agree! read more
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Thank you for your review, Don! Glad you and your son had a good…
** 4.5 stars ** I'm quite impressed by this new brewery. As my husband put it, you can tell that lots of thought went into the design and layout of the space, and they Tribus was able to add some personality and flair to an empty canvas. For example, the three-sided tall tables aren't like anything I've seen before, but they actually maximize the space. It was also fun scoping out the hip hop posters in the corridor between the two main rooms. Entertainment options include darts, foosball, corn hole, hook and ring, and ping pong; and there's a couch area with a bunch of games. All of these options are also nicely spaced throughout the brewery. Even though it was crowded, we didn't feel stifled. In addition, the bartenders did a great job getting the beer out quickly and still being friendly and personable. And the beer! Definitely IPA focused with a couple sours and just one stout. I wish they had had more stouts, porters, or lagers; but I'm sure they're going with the trend. DIPAs were good. My favorite was Flow. The only negative thing I can say about our experience is that because of the tall ceilings, it can definitely be hard to hear each other. The back room was a bit more quiet though still with lots of activity and beer happy folks. Not just "another brewery in CT." They have something special going on. read more
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7 years ago
This was a cool place on my first night in Connecticut. Over the river and through the countryside you can find Tribus Brewery in Milford, CT. It took me a while to decide what I wanted to order but after a while I elected to try the 'grab bag' IPA it is very similar to some of the beers that I have had with Heretic Brewery in California or along the lines of Racer 5. The night that i visited they had the live music styles from Jon Hollywood Acoustic. Fun times were had; I was a little sad that the crowd was not more into the music but at least it was not quite and the music was amazing. read more
5 years ago
Tribus is the best brewery in CT! Great beer, great food by Dan Kardos of Oar and Oak! Jake the bar manager is great and the atmosphere is awesome! read more
3 years ago
Great craft brewery. We visited here today, reading some of the yelp reviews looks like we lucked out, since it was raining it wasn't very crowded. Got a seat at the bar, had two really good IPA's; the Haystacks and New Money. Both had a pretty high alcohol content, the New Money clocked in at 10.5%, and it tasted pretty good! If you have a few of these, an Uber ride is a probably in your future. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable about beer The building is a rehab'd industrial building with good seating and a pretty long bar, there's a dart board, a ring and hook game, and a surprise area back by the bathrooms with a ping pong table, picnic tables, and a few other things to do. Believe they have some sort of outdoor seating as well, but since if was raining I didn't notice. There was a food truck outside as well, we got some good BBQ on our way out too Going back on a sunny day! read more
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Will T.
Steve, thank you for the review! We have an outdoor biergarten thats…
3 years ago
8 years ago
Tribus has a great space! As someone from out of town, it is a little bit off the main road but well worth the trip. The staff was great. Very friendly and greatly appreciate their recommendations and knowledge. They do not have a flight available but short pour 8 oz drafts make it easy to try all the options. The Czech Yoself was my favorite out of the 3 I tried. I will definitely return when am back in the area. My only 'complaint' is hours. If I was local I would love it. As a visitor to the area, Thurs-Sun don't doesn't work out so well for me. I highly recommend you make this a stop if you are in town. Added bonus: Food Trucks! read more
4 years ago
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Will T.
Hi Jackie, we're sorry you had this experience. The Milford health…
4 years ago
8 years ago
This is a must visit stop for craft beer fans and the people who love them. Everything about our visit was five stars. The character of the setting is awesome, a remodeled and spotlessly clean with enough games for endless hours of entertainment. The graphics and artwork are eye-catching. Staff was authentic, sincere and friendly. The beer was excellent. I could not resist getting a growler to take home. Definitely, a must stop for everyone on the CT beer trail. read more
4 years ago
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Will T.
Hi Ann, sorry you had the experience you did. We offer a variety of…
8 years ago
Best new brewery I've been too in ages !! They thought of every little detail down to the changing table in the bathroom which some other *nearby* breweries don't offer! Great place to play some shuffle board and bring the dog for the afternoon or a quick drink ! Also having other options than beer is great- I.e wine and cider ! New favorite spot read more
Tribus brewery is an awesome place to have a beer or ten...They have an awesome selection of beers which change weekly! Tribus is also one of the bigger breweries so they'll be plenty of room for activities. Would definitely recommend stopping here! read more
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Dogs are not allowed in the Tap Room but are allowed in the beer garden outside. It is not very large. They will also turn on heat lamps available outside for you if you ask.
