Been here before and decided to come and bring a friend. Was so taken back on how awesome and different the places to get different variety of drinks. With the music playing just set the atmosphere.
NEXT RV Life
Nice selection of craft brews. A good flight of beer by the lake on a nice fall afternoon was an awesome experience.
Teresa Steward
Had a wonderful time. Very nice place to visit and unwind
Robert Paul
Highly recommend! Especially the outback Scallywag section...
Salvatore Donnarummo
We went here with a few others to take part in their thanksgiving scavenger hunt! The place was great with a wide variety of drinks that matches what everyone is looking for, and the appetizers we ordered were really good! I definitely need to come back and sample more of their menu!
Daryl Miller
Great bet selection
Darrell Reppart
Beautiful facility, enjoyed the wone
Adam Lang
I grew up about an hour from Pulaski but never heard of this town. And never heard of Brew 32. We decided to make the trek. What a Gem in the countryside is this place!The grounds are perfect with a small pond, an area for wine and another for beer.We had food and beer. I had the tomato basil pizza and it could compete with the pizza joints in California easily. Tasty! The beer was refreshing and the owners and employees were great.I hope to be back someday!
Lucas Fussell
BEST PLACE AROUND FOR GOOD TIMES GOOD SPIRITS GREAT PEEPS!!! KEEP UP THE AWESOME JOBS GUYS;!!
Beautiful place! It's like a mini Alcohol EPCOT. Great food too!
Zack Johnson
My wife and I enjoyed this place a few times a year with friends. We haven't been here for a while so thought we would take some new friends there. Upon arriving we noticed about a dozen your children inside and outside of the place. I thought this was strange and never before experienced children there. Then I was served a $6 draft beer in a disposable plastic cup. Absolutely no reason to serve good beer in plastic. I was embarrassed because my wife and I talked this place up to the first timers we brought. Pretty good chance I won't be back unless I'm allowed to bring my own beer glass.
Sam Rocca
Wonderful beers and terrific atmosphere.
Joseph White
Here's the good from our experience. The scenery is fantastic. Here is the bad....way overpriced. No outdoor service. Terrible beer. Very similar to the brew places that closed the two places in Hermitage and Sharon. Weak thin and not very good. The IPA was the best of all but just ok. Cidar was garbage. If you're gonna have a beer place have good beer. If not get rid of it. Food was pretty good but way overpriced. Small hot dog. Ten bucks. Maybe the wine is great...but to summarize. When you got a goldmine scenery like this with major errors you're doing something wrong.
Patricia M
This establishment has separate winery,beer hall, cider barn, and distillery. We were sharing some pierogis and a flight of cider when an employee stopped by to talk. I mentioned that I was thinking of taking a short walk (I was thinking of walking along the road) when he suggested I walk around the property and look at the many species of birds. So I headed back to the car to get my camera with plans to look for birds then meet my husband back at the cider barn. I got my camera. As I walked back, a woman accosted me about where I was headed. I told her I was headed back to the cider barn and tractor (there was an old fashioned tractor next to the cider barn). She got all bent out of shape because the direction I was headed in was also towards a private residence. I told her I was headed back to the cider barn. She remained unpleasant but finally acknowledged I was doing ok. So when I finally got back to the cider barn I suggested sweetly that we leave. Which we did. This cost the owners hundreds of dollars because we had been planning on buying a bunch of bottles of spirits as gifts and having a larger meal and a few drinks. I would never trespass. The idea of someone angrily accosting me because I was innocently headed in a direction towards a private road is frankly ridiculous. The whole experience of innocently walking in an area that was part of the public space and being angrily accosted because I was unknowingly walking in a direction that would eventually lead to a private road was frankly traumatizing. It was especially bad because an employee had suggested I walk exactly where I had walked. So if you go to this multi building establishment don’t try walking from one building to another. You might be screamed at. This could have been a lovely evening. Instead it was a nasty experience. God help you if you walk in ‘the wrong’ direction without any way to know it until you get screamed at. Perhaps they should put up signs well in advance not to walk in an area because eventually it will turn to private property. I innocently was walking back But I was screamed at because eventually if I hadn’t turned aside I might have accidentally encountered a private residence. Life is too short to be screamed at for innocently walking in the direction private property. It was such an unpleasant evening. I hate being screamed at. Just put up signs and barriers, please, instead of yelling at an innocent person.
Been here before and decided to come and bring a friend. Was so taken back on how awesome and different the places to get different variety of drinks. With the music playing just set the atmosphere.
Nice selection of craft brews. A good flight of beer by the lake on a nice fall afternoon was an awesome experience.
Had a wonderful time. Very nice place to visit and unwind
Highly recommend! Especially the outback Scallywag section...
We went here with a few others to take part in their thanksgiving scavenger hunt! The place was great with a wide variety of drinks that matches what everyone is looking for, and the appetizers we ordered were really good! I definitely need to come back and sample more of their menu!
Great bet selection
Beautiful facility, enjoyed the wone
I grew up about an hour from Pulaski but never heard of this town. And never heard of Brew 32. We decided to make the trek. What a Gem in the countryside is this place!The grounds are perfect with a small pond, an area for wine and another for beer.We had food and beer. I had the tomato basil pizza and it could compete with the pizza joints in California easily. Tasty! The beer was refreshing and the owners and employees were great.I hope to be back someday!
BEST PLACE AROUND FOR GOOD TIMES GOOD SPIRITS GREAT PEEPS!!! KEEP UP THE AWESOME JOBS GUYS;!!
Love it! Jarod at the distillery is a riot.
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Beautiful place! It's like a mini Alcohol EPCOT. Great food too!
My wife and I enjoyed this place a few times a year with friends. We haven't been here for a while so thought we would take some new friends there. Upon arriving we noticed about a dozen your children inside and outside of the place. I thought this was strange and never before experienced children there. Then I was served a $6 draft beer in a disposable plastic cup. Absolutely no reason to serve good beer in plastic. I was embarrassed because my wife and I talked this place up to the first timers we brought. Pretty good chance I won't be back unless I'm allowed to bring my own beer glass.
Wonderful beers and terrific atmosphere.
Here's the good from our experience. The scenery is fantastic. Here is the bad....way overpriced. No outdoor service. Terrible beer. Very similar to the brew places that closed the two places in Hermitage and Sharon. Weak thin and not very good. The IPA was the best of all but just ok. Cidar was garbage. If you're gonna have a beer place have good beer. If not get rid of it. Food was pretty good but way overpriced. Small hot dog. Ten bucks. Maybe the wine is great...but to summarize. When you got a goldmine scenery like this with major errors you're doing something wrong.
This establishment has separate winery,beer hall, cider barn, and distillery. We were sharing some pierogis and a flight of cider when an employee stopped by to talk. I mentioned that I was thinking of taking a short walk (I was thinking of walking along the road) when he suggested I walk around the property and look at the many species of birds. So I headed back to the car to get my camera with plans to look for birds then meet my husband back at the cider barn. I got my camera. As I walked back, a woman accosted me about where I was headed. I told her I was headed back to the cider barn and tractor (there was an old fashioned tractor next to the cider barn). She got all bent out of shape because the direction I was headed in was also towards a private residence. I told her I was headed back to the cider barn. She remained unpleasant but finally acknowledged I was doing ok. So when I finally got back to the cider barn I suggested sweetly that we leave. Which we did. This cost the owners hundreds of dollars because we had been planning on buying a bunch of bottles of spirits as gifts and having a larger meal and a few drinks. I would never trespass. The idea of someone angrily accosting me because I was innocently headed in a direction towards a private road is frankly ridiculous. The whole experience of innocently walking in an area that was part of the public space and being angrily accosted because I was unknowingly walking in a direction that would eventually lead to a private road was frankly traumatizing. It was especially bad because an employee had suggested I walk exactly where I had walked. So if you go to this multi building establishment don’t try walking from one building to another. You might be screamed at. This could have been a lovely evening. Instead it was a nasty experience. God help you if you walk in ‘the wrong’ direction without any way to know it until you get screamed at. Perhaps they should put up signs well in advance not to walk in an area because eventually it will turn to private property. I innocently was walking back But I was screamed at because eventually if I hadn’t turned aside I might have accidentally encountered a private residence. Life is too short to be screamed at for innocently walking in the direction private property. It was such an unpleasant evening. I hate being screamed at. Just put up signs and barriers, please, instead of yelling at an innocent person.
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