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Brick & Barrel

These breweries are sample itineraries only. All schedules are subject to change. Founded in 2014 by owner and brewer, Karl Spiesman. Karl in the early days briefly thought about opening an Urban Winery instead of brewery. Luckily, he followed his heart and kept making delicious beer. With a love for the local beer scene which rivaled his love of Cleveland, this nano brewery was built brick by brick, and barrel by barrel. Hence the name! With old church pews and a blackboard bar top reclaimed from a defunct schoolhouse in the neighborhood, Brick and Barrel’s industrial feel fits right into the local neighborhood of Columbus Road Peninsula in the Cleveland Flats. Hop on a tour and come see what Karl’s brewing up firsthand with his small but mighty 3.5 barrel brewhouse that cranks out some of our favorite beers in the area.

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Terrestrial Brewing Company

This team of self-proclaimed hippies decided they wanted a brewpub in Cleveland that focused on the taproom styles of the Northwest, akin to something you’d find in Portland or Seattle. Forget the beer on the shelf, Terrestrial is focused on the here and now, blurring the lines on beer styles, and running a dedicated infusion line. Let our expert beer guides take you behind-the-scenes to show you Terrestrial’s keg-management system which hoists 150-pound kegs and perfectly positions them within the walk-in cooler. It’s like a giant version of those crane games but instead of stuff animals, you can win 15.5 gallons of beer!

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Great Lakes Brewing Company

Two Irish brothers with limited brewing experience. A city that shuttered its last production brewery in the early 80s. A neighborhood in serious need of a facelift. In 1986 when Patrick and Daniel Conway opened their fledgling operation in Cleveland's Ohio City neighborhood, the odds were stacked against them. Fortunately, they surrounded themselves with a staff of passionate, knowledgeable people, and from the start committed themselves to bringing a sophisticated, diverse selection of craft beer to their home state. Two decades, multiple awards, and a whole lot of stories later, Pat and Dan Conway celebrate over two decades of brewing exceptional beer for their adventurous and discerning customers.

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Brick & Barrel

These breweries are sample itineraries only. All schedules are subject to change. Founded in 2014 by owner and brewer, Karl Spiesman. Karl in the early days briefly thought about opening an Urban Winery instead of brewery. Luckily, he followed his heart and kept making delicious beer. With a love for the local beer scene which rivaled his love of Cleveland, this nano brewery was built brick by brick, and barrel by barrel. Hence the name! With old church pews and a blackboard bar top reclaimed from a defunct schoolhouse in the neighborhood, Brick and Barrel’s industrial feel fits right into the local neighborhood of Columbus Road Peninsula in the Cleveland Flats. Hop on a tour and come see what Karl’s brewing up firsthand with his small but mighty 3.5 barrel brewhouse that cranks out some of our favorite beers in the area.

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Terrestrial Brewing Company

This team of self-proclaimed hippies decided they wanted a brewpub in Cleveland that focused on the taproom styles of the Northwest, akin to something you’d find in Portland or Seattle. Forget the beer on the shelf, Terrestrial is focused on the here and now, blurring the lines on beer styles, and running a dedicated infusion line. Let our expert beer guides take you behind-the-scenes to show you Terrestrial’s keg-management system which hoists 150-pound kegs and perfectly positions them within the walk-in cooler. It’s like a giant version of those crane games but instead of stuff animals, you can win 15.5 gallons of beer!

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Great Lakes Brewing Company

Two Irish brothers with limited brewing experience. A city that shuttered its last production brewery in the early 80s. A neighborhood in serious need of a facelift. In 1986 when Patrick and Daniel Conway opened their fledgling operation in Cleveland's Ohio City neighborhood, the odds were stacked against them. Fortunately, they surrounded themselves with a staff of passionate, knowledgeable people, and from the start committed themselves to bringing a sophisticated, diverse selection of craft beer to their home state. Two decades, multiple awards, and a whole lot of stories later, Pat and Dan Conway celebrate over two decades of brewing exceptional beer for their adventurous and discerning customers.

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Brick & Barrel

These breweries are sample itineraries only. All schedules are subject to change. Founded in 2014 by owner and brewer, Karl Spiesman. Karl in the early days briefly thought about opening an Urban Winery instead of brewery. Luckily, he followed his heart and kept making delicious beer. With a love for the local beer scene which rivaled his love of Cleveland, this nano brewery was built brick by brick, and barrel by barrel. Hence the name! With old church pews and a blackboard bar top reclaimed from a defunct schoolhouse in the neighborhood, Brick and Barrel’s industrial feel fits right into the local neighborhood of Columbus Road Peninsula in the Cleveland Flats. Hop on a tour and come see what Karl’s brewing up firsthand with his small but mighty 3.5 barrel brewhouse that cranks out some of our favorite beers in the area.

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Terrestrial Brewing Company

This team of self-proclaimed hippies decided they wanted a brewpub in Cleveland that focused on the taproom styles of the Northwest, akin to something you’d find in Portland or Seattle. Forget the beer on the shelf, Terrestrial is focused on the here and now, blurring the lines on beer styles, and running a dedicated infusion line. Let our expert beer guides take you behind-the-scenes to show you Terrestrial’s keg-management system which hoists 150-pound kegs and perfectly positions them within the walk-in cooler. It’s like a giant version of those crane games but instead of stuff animals, you can win 15.5 gallons of beer!

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Great Lakes Brewing Company

Two Irish brothers with limited brewing experience. A city that shuttered its last production brewery in the early 80s. A neighborhood in serious need of a facelift. In 1986 when Patrick and Daniel Conway opened their fledgling operation in Cleveland's Ohio City neighborhood, the odds were stacked against them. Fortunately, they surrounded themselves with a staff of passionate, knowledgeable people, and from the start committed themselves to bringing a sophisticated, diverse selection of craft beer to their home state. Two decades, multiple awards, and a whole lot of stories later, Pat and Dan Conway celebrate over two decades of brewing exceptional beer for their adventurous and discerning customers.

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Brick & Barrel

These breweries are sample itineraries only. All schedules are subject to change. Founded in 2014 by owner and brewer, Karl Spiesman. Karl in the early days briefly thought about opening an Urban Winery instead of brewery. Luckily, he followed his heart and kept making delicious beer. With a love for the local beer scene which rivaled his love of Cleveland, this nano brewery was built brick by brick, and barrel by barrel. Hence the name! With old church pews and a blackboard bar top reclaimed from a defunct schoolhouse in the neighborhood, Brick and Barrel’s industrial feel fits right into the local neighborhood of Columbus Road Peninsula in the Cleveland Flats. Hop on a tour and come see what Karl’s brewing up firsthand with his small but mighty 3.5 barrel brewhouse that cranks out some of our favorite beers in the area.

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Terrestrial Brewing Company

This team of self-proclaimed hippies decided they wanted a brewpub in Cleveland that focused on the taproom styles of the Northwest, akin to something you’d find in Portland or Seattle. Forget the beer on the shelf, Terrestrial is focused on the here and now, blurring the lines on beer styles, and running a dedicated infusion line. Let our expert beer guides take you behind-the-scenes to show you Terrestrial’s keg-management system which hoists 150-pound kegs and perfectly positions them within the walk-in cooler. It’s like a giant version of those crane games but instead of stuff animals, you can win 15.5 gallons of beer!

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Great Lakes Brewing Company

Two Irish brothers with limited brewing experience. A city that shuttered its last production brewery in the early 80s. A neighborhood in serious need of a facelift. In 1986 when Patrick and Daniel Conway opened their fledgling operation in Cleveland's Ohio City neighborhood, the odds were stacked against them. Fortunately, they surrounded themselves with a staff of passionate, knowledgeable people, and from the start committed themselves to bringing a sophisticated, diverse selection of craft beer to their home state. Two decades, multiple awards, and a whole lot of stories later, Pat and Dan Conway celebrate over two decades of brewing exceptional beer for their adventurous and discerning customers.

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Brick & Barrel

These breweries are sample itineraries only. All schedules are subject to change. Founded in 2014 by owner and brewer, Karl Spiesman. Karl in the early days briefly thought about opening an Urban Winery instead of brewery. Luckily, he followed his heart and kept making delicious beer. With a love for the local beer scene which rivaled his love of Cleveland, this nano brewery was built brick by brick, and barrel by barrel. Hence the name! With old church pews and a blackboard bar top reclaimed from a defunct schoolhouse in the neighborhood, Brick and Barrel’s industrial feel fits right into the local neighborhood of Columbus Road Peninsula in the Cleveland Flats. Hop on a tour and come see what Karl’s brewing up firsthand with his small but mighty 3.5 barrel brewhouse that cranks out some of our favorite beers in the area.

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Terrestrial Brewing Company

This team of self-proclaimed hippies decided they wanted a brewpub in Cleveland that focused on the taproom styles of the Northwest, akin to something you’d find in Portland or Seattle. Forget the beer on the shelf, Terrestrial is focused on the here and now, blurring the lines on beer styles, and running a dedicated infusion line. Let our expert beer guides take you behind-the-scenes to show you Terrestrial’s keg-management system which hoists 150-pound kegs and perfectly positions them within the walk-in cooler. It’s like a giant version of those crane games but instead of stuff animals, you can win 15.5 gallons of beer!

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Great Lakes Brewing Company

Two Irish brothers with limited brewing experience. A city that shuttered its last production brewery in the early 80s. A neighborhood in serious need of a facelift. In 1986 when Patrick and Daniel Conway opened their fledgling operation in Cleveland's Ohio City neighborhood, the odds were stacked against them. Fortunately, they surrounded themselves with a staff of passionate, knowledgeable people, and from the start committed themselves to bringing a sophisticated, diverse selection of craft beer to their home state. Two decades, multiple awards, and a whole lot of stories later, Pat and Dan Conway celebrate over two decades of brewing exceptional beer for their adventurous and discerning customers.

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Brick & Barrel

These breweries are sample itineraries only. All schedules are subject to change. Founded in 2014 by owner and brewer, Karl Spiesman. Karl in the early days briefly thought about opening an Urban Winery instead of brewery. Luckily, he followed his heart and kept making delicious beer. With a love for the local beer scene which rivaled his love of Cleveland, this nano brewery was built brick by brick, and barrel by barrel. Hence the name! With old church pews and a blackboard bar top reclaimed from a defunct schoolhouse in the neighborhood, Brick and Barrel’s industrial feel fits right into the local neighborhood of Columbus Road Peninsula in the Cleveland Flats. Hop on a tour and come see what Karl’s brewing up firsthand with his small but mighty 3.5 barrel brewhouse that cranks out some of our favorite beers in the area.

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Terrestrial Brewing Company

This team of self-proclaimed hippies decided they wanted a brewpub in Cleveland that focused on the taproom styles of the Northwest, akin to something you’d find in Portland or Seattle. Forget the beer on the shelf, Terrestrial is focused on the here and now, blurring the lines on beer styles, and running a dedicated infusion line. Let our expert beer guides take you behind-the-scenes to show you Terrestrial’s keg-management system which hoists 150-pound kegs and perfectly positions them within the walk-in cooler. It’s like a giant version of those crane games but instead of stuff animals, you can win 15.5 gallons of beer!

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Great Lakes Brewing Company

Two Irish brothers with limited brewing experience. A city that shuttered its last production brewery in the early 80s. A neighborhood in serious need of a facelift. In 1986 when Patrick and Daniel Conway opened their fledgling operation in Cleveland's Ohio City neighborhood, the odds were stacked against them. Fortunately, they surrounded themselves with a staff of passionate, knowledgeable people, and from the start committed themselves to bringing a sophisticated, diverse selection of craft beer to their home state. Two decades, multiple awards, and a whole lot of stories later, Pat and Dan Conway celebrate over two decades of brewing exceptional beer for their adventurous and discerning customers.

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Brick & Barrel

These breweries are sample itineraries only. All schedules are subject to change. Founded in 2014 by owner and brewer, Karl Spiesman. Karl in the early days briefly thought about opening an Urban Winery instead of brewery. Luckily, he followed his heart and kept making delicious beer. With a love for the local beer scene which rivaled his love of Cleveland, this nano brewery was built brick by brick, and barrel by barrel. Hence the name! With old church pews and a blackboard bar top reclaimed from a defunct schoolhouse in the neighborhood, Brick and Barrel’s industrial feel fits right into the local neighborhood of Columbus Road Peninsula in the Cleveland Flats. Hop on a tour and come see what Karl’s brewing up firsthand with his small but mighty 3.5 barrel brewhouse that cranks out some of our favorite beers in the area.

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Terrestrial Brewing Company

This team of self-proclaimed hippies decided they wanted a brewpub in Cleveland that focused on the taproom styles of the Northwest, akin to something you’d find in Portland or Seattle. Forget the beer on the shelf, Terrestrial is focused on the here and now, blurring the lines on beer styles, and running a dedicated infusion line. Let our expert beer guides take you behind-the-scenes to show you Terrestrial’s keg-management system which hoists 150-pound kegs and perfectly positions them within the walk-in cooler. It’s like a giant version of those crane games but instead of stuff animals, you can win 15.5 gallons of beer!

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Great Lakes Brewing Company

Two Irish brothers with limited brewing experience. A city that shuttered its last production brewery in the early 80s. A neighborhood in serious need of a facelift. In 1986 when Patrick and Daniel Conway opened their fledgling operation in Cleveland's Ohio City neighborhood, the odds were stacked against them. Fortunately, they surrounded themselves with a staff of passionate, knowledgeable people, and from the start committed themselves to bringing a sophisticated, diverse selection of craft beer to their home state. Two decades, multiple awards, and a whole lot of stories later, Pat and Dan Conway celebrate over two decades of brewing exceptional beer for their adventurous and discerning customers.

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Brique et tonneau

Ces brasseries ne sont que des exemples d'itinéraires. Tous les horaires sont sujets à changement. Fondée en 2014 par le propriétaire et brasseur, Karl Spiesman. Au début, Karl a brièvement pensé à ouvrir une cave urbaine au lieu d'une brasserie. Heureusement, il a suivi son cœur et a continué à faire de la bière délicieuse. Avec un amour pour la scène de la bière locale qui rivalisait avec son amour pour Cleveland, cette nano-brasserie a été construite brique par brique et baril par baril. D'où le nom! Avec de vieux bancs d'église et un plateau de bar en tableau noir récupéré dans une ancienne école du quartier, l'ambiance industrielle de Brick and Barrel s'intègre parfaitement dans le quartier local de Columbus Road Peninsula dans les Cleveland Flats. Montez à bord d'une visite et venez voir ce que Karl brasse de première main avec sa petite mais puissante brasserie de 3,5 barils qui produit certaines de nos bières préférées dans la région.

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Compagnie de brassage terrestre

Cette équipe de hippies autoproclamés a décidé qu'ils voulaient une brasserie à Cleveland qui se concentrait sur les styles de taproom du Nord-Ouest, semblable à quelque chose que vous trouveriez à Portland ou à Seattle. Oubliez la bière sur l'étagère, Terrestrial se concentre sur l'ici et maintenant, brouillant les lignes sur les styles de bière et gérant une ligne d'infusion dédiée. Laissez nos guides de bière experts vous emmener dans les coulisses pour vous montrer le système de gestion des fûts de Terrestrial qui soulève des fûts de 150 livres et les positionne parfaitement dans la chambre froide. C'est comme une version géante de ces jeux de grue, mais au lieu d'animaux en peluche, vous pouvez gagner 15,5 gallons de bière !

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Compagnie de brassage des Grands Lacs

Deux frères irlandais avec une expérience brassicole limitée. Une ville qui a fermé sa dernière brasserie de production au début des années 80. Un quartier qui a grand besoin d'un coup de jeune. En 1986, lorsque Patrick et Daniel Conway ont ouvert leur toute jeune entreprise dans le quartier Ohio City de Cleveland, les chances étaient contre eux. Heureusement, ils se sont entourés d'une équipe de personnes passionnées et compétentes et se sont dès le départ engagés à apporter une sélection sophistiquée et diversifiée de bières artisanales dans leur pays d'origine. Deux décennies, de multiples récompenses et de nombreuses histoires plus tard, Pat et Dan Conway célèbrent plus de deux décennies de brassage de bière exceptionnelle pour leurs clients aventureux et exigeants.

Visite guidée originale de la brasserie de Cleveland avec déjeuner ou dîner

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