One of the best 3 non-Belgium style craftbrewers in the northeast (along with Victory & Smuttynose). Certainly the most experimental of any in the northeast if not in the whole country. Sam C. has done some amazing recipes as well as collaborations (ex. the beers with Victory & Stone), & joint startup’s (La Birriera at Eataly in NYC)...not to mention a TV series (Brewmasters), & designing a unique IPA glass with Sierra Nevada and Riedel!. A visit to DFH is a must and generally considered a destination to plan a trip around for most craft fans. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable and a visit here is very rewarding.

2 times at the brewery. Each time had a great tour and employees are really knowledgable and friendly. A must if your in Milton.

Fun tour, great beers on tap, lots of bottled beer and tons of swag. Love the beers and people at their locations.

The brewery sits in a neighborhood setting. It has a nice tasting room / shop, although the beer available on tap is limited to four. They do have plenty of bottles for sale to go If your looking for differnet DFH beer the place to go is the brewpub in Rehoboth). They give an informative hour long tour. They have bocce courts outside to play in the summer.

Made a reservation a month in advance, popular place. Great hour long tour, guide was funny and informative and knew his DFH. Impressed with the crazy metal treehouse and the large Palo Santo wood tanks. Sample selection seemed pretty limited but can’t complain about free.

Great place to visit at least once. This was my second tour, as some friends had not been. Get free 4 3oz tastings, I had Theobroma, Sahtea, My Antonia and Burton Baton. Tour is good, everyone there seems to be happy and grateful to share about DFH. Note, it’s hard to get tickets so try in advance. Bring close toed shoes!

did the tour at main brewery. tour guide was funny as hell. not the best selection but the samples were free. the bocce courts out side were cool also

SO I finally got to visit the brewery on the Analog A Go-GO weekend and it was outstanding. After the extremely mediocre tour, instead of tastings, I purchased a ticket for the AnalogAGoGO and tasted on 10+ cask beers from DFH and Victory. Got to meet and shake Sam Calagione’s hand, which was outstanding and let’s face it, this place is a USA Craft Beer Mecca. I highly recommend visiting this brewery.

This is one of the beer mecca’s of the USA. However, it is more like a beer amusement park than a religious home. Get in line get shuffled around, try a few samples and we’ll take you through the gift shop! I’ll still say worth the trip, but not as personal as the little guys. Plus no real tap room, just a few little taste.

It was nice to finally visit the production facility, and we got a behind the scenes tour from Drew, one of the brewers. There are 5 beers on tap in the tasting room and you get four tokens; the 5th beer is always 60 minute for those not wanting the odd-ball beers. The bottle and case prices are very good, so stock up. The merchandise is high-priced.