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| 82 /100 1474 STATE ROUTE 208 “This place is kind of in the boonies, but I really like the venue. here They have a big pond here with a hiking trail and exercise equipment. Playground for children, bean bag toss outside. Quite a few picnic tables and lawn chairs. This brewery does sit on top of a winery so you get best of both worlds. On the inside they have 3 ciders and 4 beers on tap. Seem like they had a festive yesterday and blew a couple of other kegs or they would of had 6 beers on tap. On the in side they have like 14 bar seats and another 25 seats at tables. Service has been very attentive but there is not many here at the start of a warm Sunday afternoon. Overall I really like the way this is set up.“ |
| 80 /100 1474 STATE ROUTE 208 “This place is off 376 way back in the boon docks before you get to Sharon PA. The country is typical northwestern PA farm area. It was raining and muddy to walk in, no pavement or sidewalks around this place, heheh, just a few stepping stones. Shoes got the treatment.
The pub is a two story wooden building that’s next to a lake that used to be an old favorite swimming hole. The lower story is Nova wine and the 2nd story is the brewpub.
In actuality, no beer is brewed here, it is brewed down the road in town, in a warehouse, with their knockin noggin ciders and nova wines, and they bring the kegs to this place.
Noggin is a cidery down the road in Volant. Good ciders there.
Once I got inside this place, its rather old and very sparse rustic.
Rumor has it the owner was one time drafted by the St Louis Cardinals baseball team and his number was 32, hence the name and theme behind this hidden sports pub. All the brews have a name that start with a significant number and an inferred name of a sports figure that has something to do with that number.
The help was rather friendly and the beers are as expected for a new brewery. Many of the beers were very targeted for unique attitude spices. I had a flight of 5 beer samples for $10, not bad. Included peppermint, pumpkin, maple etc, though I did have a good blond ale and stout.
Left me with an overall pretty good beer tasting experience in an old country beer barn tasting venue.
It makes me think that this is what beer tasted like when the farmers brewed their own. I was expecting hunters to come walking in with their guns after shooting some game, but none ever did.
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