I’m not sure what the picture has to do with the brewery, but there’s no pub inside. The place is small, located in an office park. When you enter you find yourself in a small messy room and you walk through to the small gift shop/tasting room. The tour is nice and informative with nice staff. Unfortunately you won’t see them brewing when you go. When you’re done you can taste 3-4 (I can’t exactly remember) beers on tap and they have no problem opening a bomber of their Exit series, they had the chocolate stout when I went. Great way to kill some time if you’re in the area on a Saturday from 1-4.

Went for a Saturday tour. Finding this place is not quite what you would expect since it is in the middle of an office park. But we found it, and proceeded to the gift shop/sample area, and we were able to sample 2 drafts and the rest from bottles. Took the tour, and purchased some swag and some 6packs to take home. At the time of this review, they are saying that in about 6 months they will be moving to a new location, and I will be back to visit.

Local brewer located in an office park. The folks are passionate about their brews, and a good selection of styles. The beer is decent, but not top of the styles presented.

The brewery tour is very cool, if you’re into that sort of thing, which I am. The wife and I have been here several times, and I’m always bouncing homebrewing ideas off the guys that work there. They’ve even watched our dog while we were in the back touring the facility! They’re super-nice, and are more than willing to give you a really good rundown of how beer is made; they’ll go as in-depth as you want or understand.

Odd location, buried in an office park and strange when you first walk in as well. I went on a Saturday for the tour. Once into the gift shop area it is pretty cool and they let you sample whatever you want that is on tap. The beers are all solid but few are great. The staff is very nice and cool and they seem to love their beer and talking about it. The tour guide was one of the brewers and he was very much a cool ’dude.’ He really talked casually but informative about every aspect of the operation. A very good tour though it was a Saturday and much of it was shutdown. A good visit for a tour if you can make it.

West to the saturday tour, which was free. 11/11/06. I was looking for some big fish to make a trade, but I should have called ahead. Their web-site said it was on sale only on the tour, but they were out when I got there. Apparently, they’d been out for some months. Their web-site hadn’t been updated in almost a year. Seemed fairly unprofessional. Besides this inconvience, they were a nice, clean, little brewery. And the samples were plentiful and good.

Small brewer tucked away in a buisness park. Should be moving to larger quarters soon. $0.50 tour was mildly entertaining, and the staff were nice and know their beer. I picked up 7 different beers in their shop, which is well stocked and has lots of trinkets for sale.

A brewery tour on most Saturdays. If you are on the email list, there are generally one or two special ones a year (including the Friday after Thanksgiving). They’ve done a lot with a little space--soon to be moving--and have multiple samples available. You can purchase as much as you like to drive home as well.

Decent place. They have good beers. But nothing i can justify driving to just to get. I can get plenty of flying fish in PA without driving to jersey

Visited this brewery in April 2003. They make some decent enough beers, but the staff at the brewery were jerks, which made me not want to buy any of it.