Pour Decisions Brewing Company

No Longer In Business

This has been my local brewery and I have greatly enjoyed it. Yes, not easy to find the first time, but the parking is never a question. The ambiance is definitely rougher, but also more authentic, than many other breweries. The brewers here are top-flight and service has always been friendly, informed, and generous. And the beer is always good, with a lot of rotating taps, cask ales, and specials. I hope they retain all the good things with their merger into Bent.

Visited on a Saturday night. Pour Decisions is located in a warehouse-type building. A little difficult to find from the street, because it set back a couple hundred yards from the street and mixed in with other warehouse buildings. The atmosphere here is a little weird also, the taproom is separated from the brewery area by half-walls and at night, the lights are completely out in the brewery section, while lights are completely on in the taproom - so somewhat dark along the border of the taproom. Seven beers on tap when I visited and they have 4-beer sampler trays available for $7. I’m kind of undecided on this place. A number of their beers were average to below average, but their ExperimentAles (a nitro milk stout and a sour belgian ipa) were quite interesting. Will probably need to come back again.

The bar is just half-walled off from the brewery, making for a pretty cavernous, industrial feel. However the beer selection is excellent. Always seems to be about 6-8 things on tap, some bottles, unique sodas.

This is a crossover between a townie bar and a brewery. It is a nice experience.

Located a little off the beaten path in Roseville in an industrial building area. Warehouse like feel as you walk into the brewery. Small U shaped bar with maybe 15 stools. Friendly staff who are open to engage and talk about beer. Minimal stuff on tap to try. No food but I imagine you can bring your own in if you wanted. More like a tasting room than a "bar". 64 really isn’t a accurate reflection of this place in my opinion as what really inhibits the score is the selection.

Stopped by at Bvery’s request and it was cool visiting another new brewery. Got to see all the equipment right there. Nice little bar area and they were selling growlers and bottles.

Warehouse / taproom. Tasting bar and great service. First few beers are solid. Nice addition to the Twin Cities beer scene!

Warehouse setting in an industrial park in Roseville means there is nothing to see. The brewery is one large open space. There is a counter for sampling and growlers and merchandise were for sale at a table. All of the people were very friendly and offered samples of all of the beers available. Reasonable prices on growlers. There is not much as far as a destination, and I would make sure they are open before making a drive. There was a food truck outside on the opening day.