Hourglass Brewing

Last place on my tour with GodofThunder: Very spacious taproom with long bar and plenty of staff. Food places next door that you can eat on site. They have a ton of taps and it was well worth the time spent. I recommend it.

Stopped in after rock climbing next door. Cool large space with interesting art everywhere. Staff very friendly and knowledgeable. Food is tacos from next door I didn’t try but looked fun. Awesome variety of styles brewed here and on tap gruit, kvass, bocks, and much more. For a style man like myself much appreciated. Everything was quite nice. I hope to be back many times.

Maybe one of my favorites. They always have a huge selection of beers and quite good. Staff only friendly and food available next door. They always are having events as amenities .

I don't love the place, but I enjoy the beers. They are solid all around, maybe no world classics but no dogs either. Def spacious, friendly good staff. What I don't like has been twofold: a Saturday afternoon spent there was nice enough, but it's a bit of a cold feeling to the place. Once a few months ago though, I tried to come on a Saturday night but they had a band playing, and it was unreasonable loud. I know I sound old, but I've been to punk shows many times, this was one of the top 3 loudest shows I've heard - and that was really out of place in a bar that has so many beers - you couldn't even really communicate with anyone, even outside at the outdoor seating. So we left pretty quickly. Still it's worth stopping in during off-hours for the big selection. Reasonable prices.

Large U shaped bar with Hourglass beers on one side and a large bottle selection from around the world on the other. Stage setup for live music though none were playing when I was there. Staff was friendly and helpful, but I was not impressed with the house beers.

Great Brewery with lots of selection. Their brewed on premises beers are fantastic as well as their selection of craft beers from around Florida and the world. If you are in Longwood, don’t forget to stop by!

The new location is an amazing upgrade from the old place. Probably 40 seats at the bar, 25 taps which usually include 8-12 of Hourglass’ own beers. Tons of bottles from around the world make this more of a beer bar than just a brewery taproom. The servers here are friendly and knowledgeable and the brewmaster can be seen frequently among the patrons. Large glass windows provide viewing into the brewing facility. A bit on the pricey side but worth it. No food here, but Papa Bee’s and Wako Tako are conveniently next door and you’re welcome to bring outside food in to enjoy with your beer. Parking can be an issue at busy times because it is shared with other businesses in the strip and the lot isn’t quite as big as it needs to be. Not to be missed if you’re in the area.

Ambiance is cozy at best, literally the size of my livingin room, maybe. Staff was friendly, selection was solid, but only had 3 of their own on tap, prices were pretty decent. Might go if I was in the area, but not going out of my way again to come here.

Tiny tasting room inside a small, white house. There are about 10 parking spaces out front and out back - combined. There is also a large dirt lot across the road that can be used. Nice selection of 7 house brews and 2 guest taps. Some guest bottles and sodas, but not much. There is plenty of outdoor seating and even a beer garden. Nothing fancy, but a nice place to sit outside on a warm day. No TVs. Outdoor bathrooms. Friendly staff. Probably the most quaint brewery I’ve visited since Lagniappe. The selection of house brews is fairly solid, but mostly bland and unexciting. Not at all offensive. It’s a nice little place. I’ll be back.

Went on a quiet Friday afternoon before the storm of people came by and the food truck was there. Tiny place offering a few bar stools and some nice outdoor seating. Small brewhouse attached to a nice tasting room with a digital tap sign. A lot of variety and a lot of interesting and style-bending beers. I am very interested to see how this place grows, but every time I am in Longwood, I will be by here.