Two breweries in one? Nice afternoon spent watching Blair Crimmins. Nice ciders.
Ginny Mauldin
Alan is one of the best craft brewers along with Tom and Chris. Lots of variety to choose from. The venue is an open space with gaming, corn hole leagues and ax throwing. You can bring in outside food from outside establishments. Many times there are pop-up restaurants in the tap room. There is live onstage music weekly. Dog and kid friendly. You can't go wrong! It is nestled behind the Local 7 on Main Street in the heart of Tucker.
Hank Martin
Avoid at all costs
Marita Warren
Great atmosphere and dog friendly
Todd Nolan
Was confused as to the Brewery, but appears to be two in one? Small selection, but flavorful. 16 beers on tap, 2 ciders, 2 can options. Check their “Taps” on their website before you come. Their “Beer” tab on their website is any beer they have ever produced, and not the beers they currently have on tap. The “Dark Heart” chocolate raspberry stout was delicious. The “Bloodmoon” wheat ale was nice. Two flights $35. Sunday afternoon was pretty slow. Atmosphere was “ok”. Definitely a one and done for us.
beckduff
Three breweries in one at this quirky location! Some nights are lively and crowded, others more chill. All nights are comfortable, welcoming, and fun. Come as you are whoever you are, but leave negative vibes at the door. This place is connection and revelry only, flying a flag that says “abide no hatred,” and happily supporting Tucker Pride.As someone who is gluten free, I can only review the ciders, but those ciders are so worth mentioning. Delicious and strong, a couple of these make for a cheery evening in a peace and love crowd. Occasional food pop-ups (especially Senpai noodles!) bring the deliciousness to you, but other nights, you’re welcome to bring in your own munchies. I recommend stopping at Tucker Meat Market for burgers and wings before you swing through for a drink and some axe throwing and air hockey. Huge fan of their events; karaoke, comedy, yoga, axe and cornhole leagues… it’s a must do in Tucker.
Dean Patrick
Really nice place and great ipa
Earth
Went to High Card Brewery for a Plant Swap Sale. I was super impressed with the size of the Brewery as well as the esthetics. I didn't partake in any of the drinks/food so I can't speak to that, but heard great things about it from other consumers there.
Went to High Card Brewery for a Plant Swap Sale. I was super impressed with the size of the Brewery as well as the esthetics. I didn't partake in any of the drinks/food so I can't speak to that, but heard great things about it from other consumers there.
Lisa Kulp
Great brews - unique twists on well-loved styles of beer! Friendly and fun staff, and always a great vibe.
Arim Oh
Very family and pet friendly :D
Tim Brookshear
Beer l had, an IPA, was good, but their selection is small. Friendly atmosphere, but a little too spartan. A couple of TVs with sports would be nice. No food, but that is common for taprooms. Don't know if you can bring food in.
Best place ever!
Comfy vibes #PullUpFest
Two breweries in one? Nice afternoon spent watching Blair Crimmins. Nice ciders.
Alan is one of the best craft brewers along with Tom and Chris. Lots of variety to choose from. The venue is an open space with gaming, corn hole leagues and ax throwing. You can bring in outside food from outside establishments. Many times there are pop-up restaurants in the tap room. There is live onstage music weekly. Dog and kid friendly. You can't go wrong! It is nestled behind the Local 7 on Main Street in the heart of Tucker.
Avoid at all costs
Great atmosphere and dog friendly
Was confused as to the Brewery, but appears to be two in one? Small selection, but flavorful. 16 beers on tap, 2 ciders, 2 can options. Check their “Taps” on their website before you come. Their “Beer” tab on their website is any beer they have ever produced, and not the beers they currently have on tap. The “Dark Heart” chocolate raspberry stout was delicious. The “Bloodmoon” wheat ale was nice. Two flights $35. Sunday afternoon was pretty slow. Atmosphere was “ok”. Definitely a one and done for us.
Three breweries in one at this quirky location! Some nights are lively and crowded, others more chill. All nights are comfortable, welcoming, and fun. Come as you are whoever you are, but leave negative vibes at the door. This place is connection and revelry only, flying a flag that says “abide no hatred,” and happily supporting Tucker Pride.As someone who is gluten free, I can only review the ciders, but those ciders are so worth mentioning. Delicious and strong, a couple of these make for a cheery evening in a peace and love crowd. Occasional food pop-ups (especially Senpai noodles!) bring the deliciousness to you, but other nights, you’re welcome to bring in your own munchies. I recommend stopping at Tucker Meat Market for burgers and wings before you swing through for a drink and some axe throwing and air hockey. Huge fan of their events; karaoke, comedy, yoga, axe and cornhole leagues… it’s a must do in Tucker.
Really nice place and great ipa
Went to High Card Brewery for a Plant Swap Sale. I was super impressed with the size of the Brewery as well as the esthetics. I didn't partake in any of the drinks/food so I can't speak to that, but heard great things about it from other consumers there.
Restaurantji Recommends
Great people and ownership love the events!
Went to High Card Brewery for a Plant Swap Sale. I was super impressed with the size of the Brewery as well as the esthetics. I didn't partake in any of the drinks/food so I can't speak to that, but heard great things about it from other consumers there.
Great brews - unique twists on well-loved styles of beer! Friendly and fun staff, and always a great vibe.
Very family and pet friendly :D
Beer l had, an IPA, was good, but their selection is small. Friendly atmosphere, but a little too spartan. A couple of TVs with sports would be nice. No food, but that is common for taprooms. Don't know if you can bring food in.
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