“Fast and quick ! Pulled up to the guard shack few hours way before appointment thinking I’d get turned away but in fact was checked in by nice staff got me to a door an was out of there in couple hours still way before appointment time great experience“
“It has night parking. When you go to load you have to run the tents to the back of the door and register. Then make a right so they can inspect the TRAILET and then you go back to the sign that says shipping, then they will open the door and wait for the light to turn green, you will be ready to go. Arrival and departure in 2 hours.“
“Pretoria Fields was our last craft brewery stop on our way home from the Forgotten Coast. They've been on my "Breweries to Visit" list for a long time, but just never was in the area to drop in. I'd had their Walkers Station Stout, buying a six pack in a local grocery, and was fairly well impressed with that so I figured not to be disappointed with the brewery and I was right. This is a fairly large facility in the middle of downtown Albany not too far from the government buildings (which probably drives a good bit of traffic their way ;-)). Having had lunch an hour or so earlier, we did not sample the food but we did have our usual two flights of beers. I typically judge a brewery first, and most in terms of craftsmanship, on their pilsners and lagers as these take patience and experience to make really well. Pretoria Fields did very well on this score and I'd not hesitate to recommend them. It seems most folks who rate beers do so based on ABV, depth of color and, at times, bitterness so you find lagers typically rated lower than, say, stouts, double IPAs, or Imperial anythings. I look at the style and, for me, how a specific beer stacks up against my impressions of others I've had within the style which is why my ratings for lagers/pilsners tends to be higher than averages. In any event, PF stacks up well across the board and is another brewery that is well worth stopping by if your passing anywhere near Albany.“