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Great beer, cider & mead selection. Huge tap room with stage and live music. Servers were very friendly. Location was a bit out of the way. It was surprisingly empty for Saturday afternoon. Outdoor seating area would've been nice if it wasn't for the fact that the food truck compressor was running maybe 20 feet away making an abysmal noise so we sat inside. There was plenty of parking.
I've always loved Weyerbacher's pumpkin beer & it was great to enjoy it at the taproom during the fall. They have a really nice indoor space (a band was setting up on a Saturday late afternoon) and cool outdoor space with real fire pits. I had a flight of some of their classics - Merry monks, quad, blithering idiot and Tiny. They were quite boozy (many of them were 11% alcohol!) but good. I love that you can mix and match take home beers rather than committing to just one. The food truck has some good options to enjoy a meal or snack with your drinks - nothing crazy but solid fried bar food. We had the fried pickles and sweet potato fries which I would recommend. Looking forward to a return trip!
Great beer selection on tap. They do flights which allow you to taste multiple selections. They have outdoor seating as well. Overall a pleasant experience and would definitely be back.
Weyerbacher is one of the most established breweries in the region. When I was passing through on I-78, I knew I needed to stop and check it out. Weyerbacher is a semi-regional brewery. That means that they do not serve just the immediate Easton, PA area, but rather that their distribution reaches a multi-state area, just not the entire US. This can have its challenges because the public will continue buying Bud and Coors Light, or they might just go to their local taproom. People have been less inclined to travel an hour or two to go to Weyerbacher. However, I think Weyerbacher offers an experience you can't get anywhere else. Established back in the 90's, you can tell the difference with the beers. They are not the newer NE IPA's that you may be used to, although they have slowly integrated some into the tap list. Weyerbacher beers tend to be loosely based upon traditional German and Belgian beers, and the brewery has slowly made those recipes their own. They tend to be dark, creamy, and have a spice to them. Nevertheless, I think some work needs to get done in order to modernize their beers and make them more competitive. When I got there, the bartender was very helpful. He tended to get me to try the newer ones instead of the long-standing ones on the tap list. After I tried them, I realized why. The newer ones are more interesting. A tour was available, too, which I really enjoyed. The tour was a lot more in-depth than ones at different breweries. They had live music and a food-truck, too.
Came by on a late Saturday afternoon and they were just starting to get crowded but we were still able to find two seats by the bar. There were some outdoor tables and indoor tables also available. Parking is a little bit limited, and as soon as we walked up we were greeted by the scents of fresh barbecue that you can purchase right out front and bring in if you'd like. Have IDs ready, as I believe they card everyone first thing. They have a pretty wide variety and sized list worth traveling out here for. With sours, stouts, IPAs, there's something for everyone. Flights are 4 beers per flight, and there were enough that peaked our interest that we ordered two flights, to try as many as we could. As far as food, it's limited to bar snacks inside. Like, hummus and a bag of pretzels type of thing- nothing particularly filling, aside from the barbecue out front, which does limit meals for vegetarians. I almost dropped a star for this, but they're a brewery who does their beer well. One things that's very nice about them is they do a lot of unique specialty beers that cannot be categorized very easily. I also really appreciate how they manage to sneak a high alcohol content into a majority of their beers- most of the time, going unnoticed by taste. Their beers will certainly get the job done, that's for sure. Service was consistently there when we needed something, and there was bottles and six packs available to go too!
Had a flight and a pint. Anniversary beer was great! Took the tour Lynn was great very informative. Limited snacks. Had a great time will be back to try the pumpkin ale!
First time visit and purchase. A friend recommended this place. He ordered the Last Chance IPA for his wedding guests. Do I ordered the Last Chance IPA. I'm not beer connoisseur but I have sampled enough to know what's good and what's not. This belongs to my excellent list.
I lived in Easton for 22 years and never thought to try Weyerbacher untily last visit home. Well, I definitely made a mistake. Weyerbacher is one of my new favorite breweries. The vibe inside is chill, yet busy and bustling. If you like sour beers, this is definitely somewhere to try. I was surprised to find that they had two sours on tap and one sold in cans Togo. The Togo cans was the Rico Guave, which was definitely my favorite. There is different food trucks there on different nights as well.
Friendly and knowledgeable staff, very chill atmosphere. There is live entertainment and food trucks parked out front that rotate on a weekly basis, so you can try all different kinds of snacks! Party space in the back, and a ton of yummy beers to choose from.
I love this place and their beer is AWESOME!!! I love Merry Monks and their "22". Absolutely FANTASTIC!!!
4 months ago
Super friendly people serving great beer. Live music was pretty good ... But omg so loud. We ended up making a circle of the adirondac chairs to enjoy the music outside which was much more pleasant on a delightfully cool evening. We all had fun and would come again! Yay!!!!! read more
4 months ago
After a long awaited visit to Weyerbacher, I think I have a new favorite PA Brewery. Good to know, especially if you're driving - you'll be hard pressed to find a low ABV beer at Weyerbacher. Drink responsibly. Thankfully, they offer different sizes, from tasters to pints. Great to know, especially if you love good beer - Weyerbacher has a varied selection and they're all superior. I've been chasing good Belgian beer since my trip to Belgium two years ago, but nothing stateside has ever compared. Weyerbacher is, arguably, some of the best beer in PA, if not the entire country. Yep - I said it. Their brewery location is huge, with indoor and outdoor seating. Food is BYO, and there was an onsite food truck the day we visited. On the Saturday afternoon we visited, there was a man with a guitar who was very pleasant to listen to. I'm not one for loud music, but I found his playlist and musicality added to the experience. The bartender was super kind and personable, and there is plentiful parking onsite. The space is accessible, and there is merch, beer to go, and other fun things for sale - besides the rotating 20 or so beers on tap. I'm already looking forward to my next visit to Weyerbacher. read more
Great beer, cider & mead selection. Huge tap room with stage and live music. Servers were very friendly. Location was a bit out of the way. It was surprisingly empty for Saturday afternoon. Outdoor seating area would've been nice if it wasn't for the fact that the food truck compressor was running maybe 20 feet away making an abysmal noise so we sat inside. There was plenty of parking. read more
1 year ago
Great beer , atmosphere, location and people what more can ya ask for in a brewery . Service was quick and very knowledgeable. Definitely a mainstay read more
2 years ago
5 years ago
I've always loved Weyerbacher's pumpkin beer & it was great to enjoy it at the taproom during the fall. They have a really nice indoor space (a band was setting up on a Saturday late afternoon) and cool outdoor space with real fire pits. I had a flight of some of their classics - Merry monks, quad, blithering idiot and Tiny. They were quite boozy (many of them were 11% alcohol!) but good. I love that you can mix and match take home beers rather than committing to just one. The food truck has some good options to enjoy a meal or snack with your drinks - nothing crazy but solid fried bar food. We had the fried pickles and sweet potato fries which I would recommend. Looking forward to a return trip! read more
Weyerbacher is one of the most established breweries in the region. When I was passing through on I-78, I knew I needed to stop and check it out. Weyerbacher is a semi-regional brewery. That means that they do not serve just the immediate Easton, PA area, but rather that their distribution reaches a multi-state area, just not the entire US. This can have its challenges because the public will continue buying Bud and Coors Light, or they might just go to their local taproom. People have been less inclined to travel an hour or two to go to Weyerbacher. However, I think Weyerbacher offers an experience you can't get anywhere else. Established back in the 90's, you can tell the difference with the beers. They are not the newer NE IPA's that you may be used to, although they have slowly integrated some into the tap list. Weyerbacher beers tend to be loosely based upon traditional German and Belgian beers, and the brewery has slowly made those recipes their own. They tend to be dark, creamy, and have a spice to them. Nevertheless, I think some work needs to get done in order to modernize their beers and make them more competitive. When I got there, the bartender was very helpful. He tended to get me to try the newer ones instead of the long-standing ones on the tap list. After I tried them, I realized why. The newer ones are more interesting. A tour was available, too, which I really enjoyed. The tour was a lot more in-depth than ones at different breweries. They had live music and a food-truck, too. read more
Came by on a late Saturday afternoon and they were just starting to get crowded but we were still able to find two seats by the bar. There were some outdoor tables and indoor tables also available. Parking is a little bit limited, and as soon as we walked up we were greeted by the scents of fresh barbecue that you can purchase right out front and bring in if you'd like. Have IDs ready, as I believe they card everyone first thing. They have a pretty wide variety and sized list worth traveling out here for. With sours, stouts, IPAs, there's something for everyone. Flights are 4 beers per flight, and there were enough that peaked our interest that we ordered two flights, to try as many as we could. As far as food, it's limited to bar snacks inside. Like, hummus and a bag of pretzels type of thing- nothing particularly filling, aside from the barbecue out front, which does limit meals for vegetarians. I almost dropped a star for this, but they're a brewery who does their beer well. One things that's very nice about them is they do a lot of unique specialty beers that cannot be categorized very easily. I also really appreciate how they manage to sneak a high alcohol content into a majority of their beers- most of the time, going unnoticed by taste. Their beers will certainly get the job done, that's for sure. Service was consistently there when we needed something, and there was bottles and six packs available to go too! read more
7 years ago
Had a flight and a pint. Anniversary beer was great! Took the tour Lynn was great very informative. Limited snacks. Had a great time will be back to try the pumpkin ale! read more
2 years ago
7 years ago
First time visit and purchase. A friend recommended this place. He ordered the Last Chance IPA for his wedding guests. Do I ordered the Last Chance IPA. I'm not beer connoisseur but I have sampled enough to know what's good and what's not. This belongs to my excellent list. read more
I lived in Easton for 22 years and never thought to try Weyerbacher untily last visit home. Well, I definitely made a mistake. Weyerbacher is one of my new favorite breweries. The vibe inside is chill, yet busy and bustling. If you like sour beers, this is definitely somewhere to try. I was surprised to find that they had two sours on tap and one sold in cans Togo. The Togo cans was the Rico Guave, which was definitely my favorite. There is different food trucks there on different nights as well. read more
8 years ago
Friendly and knowledgeable staff, very chill atmosphere. There is live entertainment and food trucks parked out front that rotate on a weekly basis, so you can try all different kinds of snacks! Party space in the back, and a ton of yummy beers to choose from. read more
9 years ago
9 years ago
I love this place and their beer is AWESOME!!! I love Merry Monks and their "22". Absolutely FANTASTIC!!! read more
9 years ago
I feel that I should start off every review of a brewery with a disclaimer: I am not a beer drinker. I am a beer sniffer. Since going gluten free (Celiac) several years ago, I have had to limit my alcohol consumption to the hard stuff. Absolutely not complaining...I love the liquor. However, I sure am jealous of Steve who gets to drink so many wonderful and creative craft beers while I sniff, then watch. Sooooo...... My reviews are based on HIS taste buds, beerwise, and MY feel for the place and anything they have to offer ME, a non beer drinker. Weyerbacher has a BIG space and filled it up this past Friday night (February 23, 2018) with a wonderfully entertaining trio of musicians. A vendor offered bison hot dogs that smelled yummy. A well lighted area, clean and open with a great staff and fun patrons. I really liked it. Steve sampled the Berry Monk but decide to stick with his favorite for a growler fill: Merry Monks 9.3% ABV Belgian Style Tripel. He also could not turn down the 750 ml bottle of Riserva 10% ABV, American Wild Ale fermented on red raspberries. He is familiar with Weyerbacher beer but this is our first visit to the brewery. If we were not driving another four hours home to CT, he would have stayed and enjoyed a flight. read more
What a great brewery! I went here with my mom before picking my sister up from college. The bartender was very friendly explaining all the beers to here patiently (I normally have to do this lol). Beware these are all BIG beers (high alcohol %) and j would recommend having a DD or taking Uber. The bar is small and is in the middle of their warehouse giving it a Industrial feel. They do not have food, but they have some snacks that are all made by local businesses and farms. I will be back! read more
9 years ago
Came here on a whim when we were in the area for a show later that night. There was some type of jazz trio performing so it was pretty packed, but it was also about 5pm on a Friday night so we didn't expect it to be empty. We each ordered beers and after only about 10 minutes a table did open up and we managed to snag seats. They have a pretty big, open area which I really like in a brewery. I ordered the Blithering Idiot Barleywine and I cannot express how much I loved it. I think that's all I talked about for the rest of the night. My date had one of the IPAs but wasn't crazy about it. I wish I had bought a ton of their beers to bring home, or even that we had more time to hang out before we left for the show because I loved it that much. (Sidenote, I was able to find the Blithering Idiot Barleywine in bottles here in NY, YESSS!!!) I certainly hope to return to try some of their other stuff! read more
9 years ago
HUGE variety. FANTASTIC customer service. GREAT atmosphere. Affordable prices. They have a 4oz. taster which is a neat idea. Sit at the bar & make friends...that's after you visit the food truck outside! Good times! read more
7 years ago
The service and personality of the people who work here made our experience wonderful. We got there about 30 minutes before they closed and not one bitter attitude amongst any of the employees. Especially with my wife wanting to see every T-shirt and piece of swag they had. We got beer samples and had just enough time to slug down two beers each. I got beer to go and she got two shirts and stickers!( she's a teacher, She loves stickers) Unfortunately we missed the live music but we will definitely be back. read more
My 100th review!!! Cue the trumpets and release the doves. So I live in Portland, OR. It is also known as Beervana. You are probably wondering what I am doing going to a brewery across the country? I love all the beer that the Pacific Northwest has to offer, but saddened by the fact that we cannot get Weyerbacher out there. This is one of my favorite American breweries and it is located in Pennsylvania, not one of my favorite states. That isn't really relevant. I just wanted to type it though. Makes me feel better. So this trip to Weyerbacher with a friend and fellow beer enthusiast has been in the works for years. When I knew I was going back east for a few days, this was one of the first things I planned on doing. I'm glad because it was well worth the hour drive and I plan on going back the next time I'm back for a visit. We went for the 12:30 tour. Tours are held on Saturday's and they last roughly 15-20 minutes. Before the tour starts you are free to sample everything they have to offer. The staff is super friendly and will let you try as much or as little as you want. The woman who was pouring for us (I didn't get her name) actually came up to us and asked if we wanted to sample anything. We figured we would go for the tour and sample after. Well, we sampled before and after and that was Ok by us. The tour was very informative. Some history on Weyerbacher and the brewing process was explained thoroughly. Questions were asked and answered and then it was back up front for the remainder of the sampling before it was time to purchase the beer we wanted. Pennsylvania law states that if you buy beer you can't get anything smaller than a case. A case of a single type of beer is $29. If you want to mix and match, beers can be anywhere from 10 cents additional up to $1.75 additional for the smaller batch beers. We ended up doing a mix and match and the case set us back around $38 which my friend and I split. Hopefully I can get a few of those in my suitcase to take back to Oregon with me. This place is definitely worthy of a 5 star review. Weyerbacher is a 5 star operation even though they don't distribute out to Oregon. I still have a reason to come back east, so I won't hold it against them. read more
10 years ago
My husband and I stopped here on our way to the poconos. I had purchased a Groupon prior to visiting - which was a great deal. We got 2 flights of beer and 2 32 oz growlers with the deal. The flight offered was of their flagship beers - Merry Monks, Autumnfest, Blasphemy &a Last Chance IPA. They were all delicious, we've previously had them. After we finished our initial flights, we decided to make our own. (Their menu was very detailed with descriptions of the beers, prices etc. I thought this was a nice touch especially for those who maybe are not familiar with beer.) We decided to go with Molé Sunday Stout, Mellow Monks, Easton & brown, and Line St. All of these brews were delicious. I liked the Mellow Monks best; it tasted just like its older, higher abv brother Merry Monks but with about half the alcohol content. We ended up filling one of the growlers with Mellow Monks. The atmosphere could be a bit loud as there were fork lifts moving pallets but we didn't mind. A lot of the brewery employees sat near us after work to have a beer which I thought was cool. Highly recommend checking out this place. read more
I made a stop here with a friend last summer while in Easton for the day. Just because, well, it's a brewery. And while it's a brewery in my home state, I was not all that familiar with it. When you walk in to Weyerbacher Brewing Company, the bar/tap room is just part of the brewery/warehouse. It's simple but a nice place to relax. We arrived early, just after they had opened on a weekday which meant we had the place to ourselves and the guy behind the bar happily answered our questions and poured our beers with a smile. They don't offer traditional flights however they do sell small pours (maybe 3 or 4 ounces) for those looking to sample. I think between my friend and I we sampled almost everything they had on tap. I tried the Wit and Autumn Fest and thought they were good. I thoroughly enjoyed the Imperial Pumpkin Ale and the Merry Monks. While I am not a big fan of IPAs, I did also try the Last Chance IPA. And even though I didn't really like it that much, I did buy a shirt with the Last Chance logo on it (a paw print made from hops). My friend, on the other hand, is way more into IPAs and this was her favorite. I was happy to learn that a portion of sales from Last Chance goes to local animal shelters and rescues. Weyerbacher sells pints to be enjoyed on the premises as well as growlers and bottles to go. Overall it's not an all that exciting place, just your average tap room. It kind of falls between 3 and 4 starts for me, though, because I would return given the opportunity. read more
We made the trip up from FL to visit the family in the PA/NJ area and the trip wouldn't have been complete without a trip to Weyerbachers. The parental units live in Easton so we had to make the tour of the brewery part of our journey. We were not disappointed in the tour or the beers. The only downside was the merchandise selection. It was hard to shop, find what we wanted in standard sizes and had to ask the bartenders to double check for sizes which they inevitably didn't have for us. There's an area of merchandise on the right of the door when you walk in and another area inside but that is marked off as an employee only area?!? Confusing and no one around to assist. The highlight was the tour...interesting and informative tour guide, it was only our group and we had a great time. If you have the time sign up for the tour or ask about it when you get there. We went on a Saturday and took the 12:30 tour but there's also a 4:30 tour. read more
7 years ago
Weyerbacher is really a great spot. This was my second time here. The atmosphere is warm. The setting is comfortable. The staff is always welcoming and interesting. The beer and specifically it's variety each time has been rewarding. Sampled the Czech Yo'Self and the Last Chance IPA during this visit. Both were great selections. Make your way to Weyerbacher. You will not be disappointed! read more
5 years ago
Weyerbacher is the halfway point on my trip home to visit the family in Pennsylvania- which means it is super convenient to drop in and get a growler filled on the way. The growlers are quite a bit more expensive than if you were to get them filled in New Jersey, presumably due to the state liquor tax difference, but the do offer an impressive selection of their beers on draft, and even more in bottles - you can even mix and match your own case with whatever types of bottles you like. The real strength of this brewery is their tour. I've gone on their tour twice now. Each time I've had a different tour guide and got new insight into the way the company brews their beers. I think my favorite part of the tour was when the guide mentioned that the pig farm they donate their spent grain to actually donates a hog back to be roasted at their summer picnic. The tour guides are super personable, my only conundrum is whether you're supposed to tip the tour guide? Four stars... Would be 5 if their growler fills weren't so overpriced. My last one was nearly $30 for five beers. Of which the same beer I could get a four pack of bottles in NJ for $14. read more
Free Admission including 6 free samples of beer plus another free sample while taking the Brewery tour. Had a pretty Nice buzz while listening to the Brewing process...Free pretzels,foosball and a cool atmosphere. Great place to check out ! Bummer they just started the 6 sample limit just 2 days ago ! 'cause I wanted to try every beer on tap Lol but I can understand why read more
5 years ago
LOVED this small and unassuming brewery. I have liked Weyerbacher since I tried the Heresy this year' which has become one of my favorite beers. The hubs and I stopped here on our way to New Jersey from CLE. Got to sample around eight beers for free (excuse me while I belch contentedly and take a nap), take home a case, and get suckered into purchasing a t-shirt. Good times. We did not go on the tour; tours of breweries don't really thrill me. It's more about just going to see the place where the beer is made that is exciting. I don't really need to be escorted around. One thing to note: small bottles are sold by the case ONLY and price is dependent upon the types of beers you select. There's a system for figuring this out, so don't get nervous. Well worth it, though! read more
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