Located in a strip mall. 11 beers on tap with some better than average - I was pleasantly surprised by the selection and overall quality/selection of styles. Very good service and will stop by again when in town. They sell flights of 5 of any beer on tap for $7.50 (including the high gravity beers!).

Small place and selection, but very tasty! Owners have a great attitude and mind for service. Will let you bring in your own food and hang. Can’t wait to see how they grow

Really like the beer here. A good selection of 8-10 beers on tap plus 2 meads. When those are out, they serve a local wine instead. I’ve loved the IPA and Double IPA here and a few of the others have been very good too. Can’t wait for more from this brewery. I spoke with the brewmaster too and he took the time to chat for a bit. My only complaint is that I wish they had food but the place is small so they can’t. I hope they get to expand eventually to serve food and start bottling.

Small brewery in a strip mall. 10 beers on tap with 2 meads. Beer was solid and brewer was nice and let me try a small batch beer before it was on tap. No food but beers are very well priced. Good ambiance considering the space.

Went to visit Witch’s Hat on an afternoon. We were one of the only people there, and it was nice to be able to look at art and work they put into the interior. Friendly staff, and the owners took time to chat. We ordered 2 samplers which included all of the beers. I didn’t see any problems with any of the beers, and they seem to be getting a wide variety which is awesome. I hope to see more good things from Witch’s Hat.

Da wife and I made our first stop here today. They’re off to a good start, as evidenced by surprisingly good crowd on on a Sunday afternoon, although they need to tweak a few of the beers a bit. We had a flight of five: (1) Bear Ass Wheat - Nice aroma and good wheat beer character; maybe a little sweet, but very satisfyling. (2) 1980 Smoke Wheat - This was a treat, with just the right amount of smokiness, balanced with a good dose of sweetness. (3) Rumble Under the Red Light - The disappointment in the group; not much flavor or impression. (4) Edward’s Portly Brown - Da wife thought this was on the thin side without much character, while I though that it could make a decent session brown, although I do prefer a little more body in my brown. (5) Train Hopper IPA - Da wife was very pleased with this. It had a beautiful hop nose and flavor, although it was just tiny bit too malty sweet for my personal palate. Popcorn is fantastic, as was the service, although the friendly bartender was not terribly knowledgeable about the beers. We’ll be back. This is a place to watch.

First visit to new brewpub, small place seats 38, 1/2 full on a Saturday night. In a strip mall. No food, tried 7 of the beers. 6 were pretty good, the common ale, irish red, brown ale, wheat were good the Holy Confusion barley wine was really excellent. Worth a visit and leave room for the barley wine.