BERLIN: Berlin Brewing Company is a craft brewery with a cozy tasting room known for great beer,…read morefun events, and being wonderfully dog friendly! Leashed and friendly dogs are welcome inside the tap room and outside on the patio, making it a perfect hangout spot for both humans and pups. We absolutely loved the vibe here with its natural wood accents, lush greenery, and thoughtfully designed seating areas that make you want to settle in and stay awhile. Rarely do we enjoy everything we try at a brewery, but this place pulled it off flawlessly. The Boro 30 coffee stout was smooth, balanced, and easy to drink, the Moonwalker cream ale was bright and citrusy, and the Sweet PaTaTa's pale ale brought rich malt flavor with every sip. Even their non-alcoholic root beer was incredibly refreshing! There are plenty more options on tap too, so every kind of beer lover can find something to enjoy. We also had the best time chatting with beertender Tiffany, who was incredibly friendly and happened to be celebrating her birthday while we visited! Bring your own food, catch one of their lively events, and kick back at this awesome local brewery.

Looking for something to do on a rainy Sunday afternoon, my girlfriend and I decided to stop in for…read morea few beers. It was our first time here. Decent sized parking lot, and a nice little tasting room inside. Nice decor and variety of seating, including authentic German beer garden tables and benches. It was pretty dead when we visited, just six people at the bar who all appeared to be locals. The bartender was quick with service but didn't engage with us further. $7 pints and $9 flights of four 4 oz beers. There were 9 beers on tap and one seltzer when we were there. We each had a flight so we got to sample most of what was on the menu. Unfortunately we didn't really like most of what we had. The Mexicali Brews (a mojito Pilsner) was definitely interesting in that I've never seen a beer like it before. It was the best of my flight. The Galway Girl (Irish red ale) seemed too watered down, the Stalk n' Hops (cream ale) was just ok, and the Gravity Storm (DIPA at 9.45%) was, I hate to say, atrocious. The Double IPA is by far my favorite style of beer, and this was too watery and had a bitter aftertaste without any of the smooth, nuanced hop flavor I've come to expect from other DIPA's. Most breweries will offer a brief description of their beers, including intended flavor profiles, hops used, etc, but there was none of that here so it was hard to tell what they were going for and what went wrong. If you're local, I'm sure this is a nice place to hang out with some friends and beers. They do a lot of fun events including food trucks and live music. But this is definitely not a place to go out of your way to visit, as you can find much better beer elsewhere.

Great beers, beautiful environment and excellent service. Elizabeth took care of us and was super…read morefriendly and welcoming. Highly recommend if you are in the area. We will be back!

A new contender for the best brewery that I've ever been to has arrived!…read more Long before my visit to Seed I heard storied tales of their amazingly fresh saisons, their wide variety of beers to indulge in and take home, fun events, and great merchandise. And after my first and second visits, I can attest to all of the above-exceeding expectations. Saisons and farmhouse beers like Growth and Change and Poetry in Motion were tapped so fresh that you had to wait 5 to 10 minutes for your perfect pour to be ready. But being able to savor brews like a perfectly smoked rauchbier or hazy IPA while you waited, and then indulge in the effervescent flavors of fruit and spring after more than made up for it! The selection of beers is among the best that I've ever savored. While they do have those IPAs that are coveted by most, their main claim to fame is having a rotating line of those amazing saisons. The current lineup is also perfectly rounded with a spelt lager, baltic porter, biere de coupage, and a tantalizing brown ale on standby. When we went on the first night they had a fantastic singer-songwriter who took spot on requests, and were treated to awesome customer service. We were also impressed by the wide variety of seating arrangements that catered to groups of all sizes. Another thing I enjoyed was having an easy time of picking up things like a 4-pack of coffee stout, a bottled saison at a decent price, and an epic T-shirt that impressed during my last beer fest. Hail Saison!

WILLIAMSTOWN: 13th Child Brewery takes its name from the legendary Jersey Devil, the infamous 13th…read morechild born from South Jersey folklore after a frustrated mother wished the creature into existence. The Pine Barrens legend runs deep in this part of New Jersey, and the brewery fully embraces the eerie local lore in the best way possible. Housed inside a striking historic corner building, the space feels like stepping into another era, with old-world character blending perfectly alongside the gleaming modern brewing equipment. Leashed and friendly dogs are welcome both inside the tap room and outside on the back patio, making it a great stop for craft beer lovers and their pups. With around 10 beers on tap, there is something for everyone, from crisp easy-drinkers to bold flavorful pours, all with creatively themed names that tie into the brewery's spooky personality. Stop in and enjoy what they proudly call "a devilishly good brew."

I am recommending this brewery because I've been here many times over the years and I've always had…read morea pleasant experience. I am not a huge craft beer lover but I've never been dissatisfied with the variety that 13th Child offers. The atmosphere is very relaxed and quiet. A huge plus is that the bar tender is always pleasant and nice. I don't know a lot about craft beer but I never feel awkward; the staff are more than happy to explain each brew to help make a decision. You can always get a flight of beers if you're unsure of what you like. The prices are reasonable too. Support this local business as often as possible!

I've seen their beers at my local liquor store but yesterday was my first time visiting the…read morebrewery. It's a gorgeous small space in the back of a massive indoor sports complex. Came here on a Saturday afternoon with my girlfriend and the place was absolutely mobbed. Packed to the rafters. Somehow we got two seats at the bar and were immediately greeted by one of the bartenders who asked us if it was our first time there and thanked us for coming in. I thought this was great customer service - despite how hectic it was behind the bar, he still made the effort to have a positive interaction with us before taking our order. 20 beers and five seltzers on tap! Two beers on nitro and one side pull lager. What an offering! We went with two flights. I got the Champagne Sournova, the Hawaiian Noises, the Chocolate Strawberry Swampdog, and the Straight Outta Belgium. I'm someone that always appreciates variety in a beer list. As much as I like IPA's, it's no fun going to a place where they make up 3/4 of the menu. So the variety at Neck of the Woods is quite impressive. But all that variety is worth nothing if the beer isn't good. I'm happy to say the beers I had were perfect. Big and bold and and truly worth savoring every drop. On a random note, this brewery also had the cleanest bathrooms I've ever seen at any bar/restaurant/brewery I've ever been to. We live a half hour away but will definitely be back and recommend to other beer lovers!

I always love going here. There's always something new to try and of course they have Stay in the…read morecar Frank! IPA I have a good time every time I come in.

Needed to update. Great selection of beer styles and some very tasty beers. The Irish red is…read morefantastic as well as Gardy Party and Secret Cravings which is a great blueberry sour.

Three 3's is an impressive brewery in a small South Jersey town that boasts three breweries and a…read moredistillery. I've been here a few times before, and was just here on a freezing cold Sunday morning in March for a 3.3 mile race and post race party at the brewery. Friendly bartenders, great beer, canned beer to go and other merch, outdoor picnic tables with umbrellas for shade, what more could you possibly want in a brewery? I loved both the blueberry saison and the Cinnamon Toast Crunch stout when I was there last. Great place, will definitely be back.

HAMMONTON: Chimney Rustic Ales is dog friendly!…read more Enjoy the indoor tasting room featuring beautiful brick walls, wood paneling, warm colors, a cushy couch, and long tables. There is an also an outdoor beer garden amongst flower boxes. There are 10 beers on tap and we enjoyed the Seasonal Enemy's peach raspberry sour berliner weisse and the Synergy saison. The Tripping Cherries belgian triple was also good! Check out their beer towers, trivia nights, live music, a TV to watch the game, and be sure to bring your own food! Open 7 days a week! Chimney Rustic Ales is part of the "Brewmuda Triangle" and is one of the three breweries in town!

Small crowd. Bar tender and other patrons were very friendly. Good beer and service. Stopped in for…read morea couple drinks before dinner.

Great selection of beers. Many varieties that you can include in your 5 ounce pour flights of 4 or…read more6 beers. Belgians and stouts on tap! All served by great bartenders!

Stopped in last Wednesday after work with a friend. We met my boyfriend there. Easy to get to but…read moredefinitely off the beaten path. They both got flights. I tried a stout first, followed by a fruited gose. Whew that gose was good! The bartender was friendly and helpful! We enjoyed our visit!

Great vibe. Very family and pet friendly (pets outside). Their beertenders were excellent and very…read morefast. There's a 2.99% credit card fee added to each bill when using a credit card. My wife had the Refresh which is a pilsner style and light. I had the So Fresh So Clean which is a Cold IPA. The 16oz glass was 6.5% ABV and $8.50. It was great. My next one was the Maine Event which is a New England Style hazy IPA. A little citrusy, but very good. Same ABV and price as well. The last one was the Rewind which I think might be their best. More of a West Coast IPA. Same ABV and price. They don't serve their own food, but there's a Taco truck onsite. Using their QR code, you can order food and they will deliver to your table. There's parking next door, but it can be challenging when it's busy.

Was recommended to come here and was finally able to make the trip…read more A decent selection of beers with a lot being IPAs. My friend got a pumpkin cheesecake stout and I got a "Oh Yeaa" which is a sour mixed with kool aid. Mine was ok but my friends didn't taste like pumpkin nor cheese cake. There were surprisingly A LOT of kids running around and slightly loud which I was surprised they were allowed in. Service was quick and friendly which was a redeeming quality. I would come back maybe to try something else as a second try but not dying to get back immediately.

Very friendly and engaging experience. Nice space, friendly staff/owner love their commitment to…read morediversity. And loved their wheat beer.

I used to live in Medford and have been to Lower Forge Brewery 3-4 times over the years. I want to…read morelike it, I really do, because it has so many things going for it. The location is perfect - right on Main Street in the historic downtown area. There's a pleasant vibe in the tasting room with a variety of seating including a few leather couches. The staff are very friendly and attentive. They offer events like monthly trivia and monthly karaoke. But the beer. Sigh... I just can't get into it. Now, I'm no professional beer critic. I wouldn't say I have a discerning palate capable of detecting subtle notes of hop varietals. And taste in beer is of course subjective. So take this with a grain of salt. But I have definitely had a lot of beer in my life, and I just didn't enjoy the beer here. When I came here in July of 2022 for the first time in awhile, I had a flight and didn't enjoy what I had, but I wanted to give them another chance. But when I came back over a month later in August, they hadn't introduced a single new beer in that time. The menu only had six beers and two seltzers on tap. Of the beers I tried, the Troubadour (porter), Winter Witch (golden stout) and the Healthy, Wealthy and Weizen all lacked enough flavor and just seemed too watery to me. The Piney Punch (radler) was on the opposite end of the spectrum with loads of pineapple flavor. This was the one decent beer of the bunch, if pineapple beer is your thing. The last beer I tried was the Jabberhoppy, an Imperial IPA with 100 IBU meant to "showcase a balance at the upper limits of bitterness. This is a double IPA that packs together six of our favorite hops..." Where do I begin to describe this one? It was certainly interesting and unique, but not in a good way. Too bitter, not enough flavor, maybe just too many different hops for its own good. It just didn't taste like a normal double IPA. And this is certainly nitpicky, but the beer didn't seem cold enough when it was served. So overall, if you want a nice spot to hang with friends, maybe do some karaoke, this place is perfect. But if you're after excellent beer with more complexity, you might need to try elsewhere.