10 Best Craft Breweries near Greenfield

“I don’t drink alcohol but I just LOVE this sweet lil brewery. Amazing and friendly staff, awesome and fun events, and just know how to bring the community together for a great cause and good time! See you there!“

“Fantastic dining experience last night at The Pint. Good food, great service, great beer and the best apple crisp finisher! Thanks PP! We’ll be back soon. 😊“

“Very friendly staff and welcoming atmosphere. Excellent beer and kombucha and lots of musical talent.“

“Where do I begin this review about such a great place? Let’s start with the gracious and welcoming owners, Leslie and Paul Cameron. On our visit there, we were greeted at the door by Paul as he welcomed us to his establishment. Our group immediately felt at home and knew this was going to be a good choice to indulge in some fine libation. Inside the taproom area you will feel the coziness of the New England style décor and design from the live edge maple bar and table tops to the post and beam construction. The tap list was a nice mix of stouts, porters, red ales and IPA’s which were served nice and cold, just the way I like my beers. We enjoyed all of our choices and would not hesitate to order again in the future. Live music was provided by a husband and wife duo singing popular songs that everyone could sing along too. They strongly encouraged we sing along and we may have surprised them with some of the songs that we could sing with them word for word. For those of you who may not be beer drinkers, fear not. Paul and Leslie also make delicious award winning wine in the refurbished 200+ year old barn next to the taproom. Leslie gave us a tour of the wine barn and I must say, what an impressive job they did with it. Inside the barn, you will quickly appreciate all the hard work that went into this place. Upon entry at the ground level, you will find a wide variety of bottled wines, cheeses and chocolates to purchase. The second floor follows around the inside perimeter of the barn with many tables, chairs and other cozy places to sit. A beautiful hand crafted bar can be found where all the wine tastings take place. The third floor is in the middle of the barn and follows the center line of the roof peak. It is an open floor design and both side of the second floor can be viewed from the third. All three floors are tastefully decorated keeping with the traditional New England style and further enhances the warmth and coziness of all the hard work Leslie and Paul have devoted to their business. On warmer days, there is ample outdoor seating with multiple fire pit locations to enjoy your drink and snacks in the fresh outdoor air. It was a bit chilly on the day of our visit, but we cannot wait to make a return trip on a warmer day for more enjoyment of the good company and drinks found at the Back Room Brewery. We will certainly be spreading the good word to many of our other friends to join us on the next trip. See you then and cheers!!!“

“This brewery centers around a very nice structure, but the real appeal is sitting outside in suitable weather. The hops fields are amazing and particularly warrant a visit at or near harvest time. The brewery is in a rather remote setting, just this side of the middle of nowhere, and that is part of its attraction. The grounds outside are extensive, down a hill to the edge of one of the hops fields.

There is not an extensive selection of beers on tap, but what they have is certainly good. There is also a limited selection of wines on tap, from a nearby winery, for those who prefer wine over beer. The brewery is now offering a pizza food truck, at least on Friday nights.

My only complaint is that the brewery does not allow dogs, even outside. That is unfortunate, but I understand that the owners have a right to make their own management decisions. Well-behaved dogs and responsible dog owners do not present problems at other breweries and wineries, and maybe it would be worth rethinking this policy. I (sadly) knew in advance and left my dog at home, but when I left I couldn't help but notice somebody else's canine friend cooped up in a vehicle in the parking lot. (At least it was a cool evening.)“

“In the area for a week, and have been enjoying the visits to local breweries. Thus far, Berkshire Brewing is the standout! As someone who loves hazies, brown ales, porters, and stouts this brewery did not disappoint! They also have plenty of ales, etc. Highly recommend!“

“First time there so I had a flight to sample Nathan’s offerings and they were all fabulous. And they weren’t six kinds of IPAs! Instead they were a great range of styles that were all so tasty.
Not around the corner, but I’ll definitely be back.“

“Cozy atmosphere!! Small town environment!“

“Treehouse has six locations and I've been to three of them so far (Charlton, Tewksbury, and this last visit, Deerfield). All of them are grand and spectacular. While there is overlap, each location I've been to so far, has unique brews to try. The staff is always super helpful and incredibly knowledgeable. If you're ever within driving distance of a Treehouse location, go, really, go!“

“Great selection of beverages“