Hey! It’s another brewery in an industrial warehouse park thingy. If I had a dollar for every brewery I’ve visited in an industrial park I can’t tell you how much money I’d have, but I could certainly by a nice dinner. It looks like they’ve put a lot of work into the place. They had an outdoor picnic area with entertainment. Inside they had some tables and barrels for folks to gather around. Apparently they use to give away samples which they no longer do. Now they sell poker chips which can be redeemed. $5 gets you 5 samples. $2 gets you a 4 ounce taster and you’re first sample. so 7 bucks for a 6 beer flight and a sample glass is a damn good deal. I hadn’t had a lot of their stuff before but what I had on the day was fantastic. They had 5-6 regulars as well as 5-6 seasonals/one-offs. Also if you buy bombers or merch they also give you additional sample chips which, btw, don’t expire. This place is a gem and I can’t wait to get back.

Thought I reviewed this from earlier summer visit..guess not..so here goes..tucked into the side of an industrial building..long and narrow tasting area..gave out wristband style rip off tickets to sample brews..had quite a variety to sample..everything was fresh and tasty..tour was enjoyable..tasting area had food for sale..hummus platters and charcuterie..picked up a few bottles to bring home..worth the stop despite somewhat odd location and parking..

odd location in an industrial park made it a little hard to find, but well worth a visit. beers ranged from good to excellent. very friendly service, and you can’t beat $2 for a sampler of anything and everything on tap. awesome deal.

[Visit 2012 Oct] New location with a outdoor beer garden with food, which I didn’t try. It’s much bigger and more or an establishment now than just a tasting room. It will develop a patina eventually I hope but it’s less warm and inclusive. Grower prices are still amazing. Bottle prices didn’t seem to be too much less than in the city. Staff was awesome and hilarious. [Visit 2011] This is a great stop on your way up to dia:beacon or Storm King or just for a nice drive out of the City. On a saturday afternoon this place was hopping with locals and beer geeks alike. All were hanging out in a tiny bar like area for tastes as well growler fills and bottles takeaway. They had a handful of each for sale and super reasonable prices. People were spilling into the brewing and area where there were stacks of oak barrels. Quite a sight and a nice environment filled with the smell of good beer. Super awesome place and probably the best brewery in the state!

Stopped in on the way back from a visit to NYC. A small area with a good number of taps for sampling. Also had a decent number of bottles available for sale. Staff was very conversationable and knowledgeable. Prices were nice and definitely worth a stop if your in the area.

Tap room in a warehouse type brewery. The place was packed, but the people here were very nice anyway. $2 gets you a tasting glass to keep and pretty much all the samples you can drink. The beers ranged from solid to very good. Parking is plentiful around the industrial park. There are lots of tables and barrels around and a large outside area. The prices were good. I wish other breweries that serve tons of people did it this efficiently and this well. Well done.

CL is a well designed taproom. The main room has different queues for growler fills and samples, with plenty of merchandise and bottles displayed for purchase. You can also stand in a fenced-off area on the brewery floor - I liked this, and spent some time watching the brewers run the bottling line. There’s also an outdoor patio area with picnic tables and a bocce court. Unfortunately, my world-class bocce skills didn’t shine on this occasion! The value is excellent: for $2 you get unlimited pours of their draft beers. When I visited, they had 5 of their core beers on plus another 2 experimental brews. The beers were of great quality. More limited bottles were available for sale. Unfortunately, you aren’t allowed to drink bottles on site, a minor inconvenience. The ambiance is laid-back and pleasant. The place seemed to be filled with locals. The service was fine. Overall, it’s a nice afternoon out. I didn’t regret my field trip up from Manhattan.

The food is actually improving as they’ve added Chef Johnson to improve upon the more limited menu. Bocce court was added in June and an outside ’beer garden’. Always have drafts, growlers, bottles at the ready and typically have something on that isn’t part of the ’usual’ lineup. Well staffed the few times I’ve visited.

Stopped by to grab a few bottles while visiting the area. Enjoyed the unlimited and free samples of fresh brews. You cant beat free. Also able to pick up a few bottles and beer gear. All the employees were great and had the chance to speak at length about their brewery.

Been here tons of times when I lived in Westchester. Small place but free samples of whatever is on 6 taps. the staff is cool and i ’ve been for a few beer releases where they had free food in parking lot and everyone brought beers and had a really fun time out there. look forward to seeing new facility when it opens