This a great place to drink really good beer brewed by someone who loves what they are doing and is very knowable about beers in general. If you like a variety of handcrafted beers and especially Belgian style brews this the place to go.

Both a nano-brewery/taproom and a home brew shop... this place is small and cozy in a neat place outside of town. They have no food (other than peanuts and sometimes cheese) but there is a wonder pizza place and a Mexican food place in the same parking lot. (The pizza place is ALSO a brewpub, so you can try out two sets of beer in one stop.) Kim and Dennis (the owners) are great people and they know a lot about beer. They recently moved from San Diego and Belgium-style beers are the specialty here. A local home brew club also meets here. (The Hill Country Worthogs)

A combination nano-brewery and homebrew shop located in Wimberley right next to Wimberley brewing. The place is run by a husband and wife team that recently moved to the state from San Antonio. Downstairs is a small six seat bar, while upstairs is a homebrew shop. I believe a local homebrew club also meets here. The man and woman who run the place were very friendly and seemed very interested in other Texas breweries. When I went, there were five beers on tap (they typically have six but one keg had just blown) and there was also another beer available in bottles. The beer was pretty good and they are planning on doing experimental beers such as sours in the future. The food appeared to be a cheese plate and peanuts, so eat before you come. Outside of the bottles, the owner said they were not allowed to fill growlers. Not sure of the reason, but they said they are trying to rectify the situation. Definitely a place that shows some potential.

Half sort of nano small brewpub and half homebrew shop. A few of their own taps and some guest taps. Only a cheese plate for snacks. A real small but nice place. Husband and wife owned and operated. Very good and nice service. Very knowledge on good beer.