I’m not sure what to think of this place. It’s a restaurant without food. It has 70+ taps and 200+ bottles, yet I bongoed it after one beer. Nothing out of the ordinary at all on the list. Staff was very friendly, and generous with the samples. I came in the middle of the afternoon to avoid the smoke, which worked. But I also avoided all people - except one smoker in the middle of the bar. Ventilation system is good, though, so the smoke was no problem at all. I would go back at a more crowded time to reassess.

The best bet for tasting unique beer in NWA. The owner is a homebrewer and beer enthusiast, so nice kegs frequent the selection. 70+ taps and plenty of bottles mean there is always something to try. The secret for a nice tasting session is to go during the day when there aren’t a lot of people, the music isn’t blasting, and there is little to no smoke. The same people have been serving there for years and are knowledgeable about the brews. Definitely the best place in Northwest Arkansas for a beer geek to grab a pint or two.

The only bane to this one is their insistence on being a smoking venue. To that point, the last time I checked, they did not serve food, because that would mean that they would have to be non-smoking due to Fayetteville law... that said, the tap and bottle selection is very good, and the servers know beer. If you’re disappointed with the brew pub just a few doors down, this is your place.