Breweries & Wineries Directory
Craft beer and wine have turned many small towns into destinations. Breweries and wineries make drinks on site, pour tastings in their taprooms and tasting rooms, and often add food trucks, live music, tours, and events, with some also selling bottles and cans to take home.
Browse our breweries & wineries directory to find producers by city, compiled from public data. If you hope to visit the best breweries & wineries near you, start with the style you like, whether hazy IPAs, crisp lagers, or dry reds. Check hours, since many open only on certain days, and ask about tastings, tours, and reservations. Designate a driver or arrange a ride, and bring ID.
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Featured & independent breweries & wineries
Lazarus Brewing
Hours: Mon-Wed 07:30-22:00; Thu-Fri 07:30-23:00; Sat 08:00-23:00; Sun 08:00-22:00
Meanwhile Brewing Company
Hours: Mon-Wed 08:00-22:00; Thu-Fri 08:00-23:00; Sat 09:00-23:00; Sun 09:00-21:00
Modern Times Beer
Hours: Mon-Thu 12:00-22:00; Fri 12:00-00:00; Sat 11:00-00:00; Sun 11:00-22:00
Oddwood Brewing
Hours: Tue-Wed 16:00-22:00; Thu 11:00-22:00; Fri-Sat 11:00-22:30; Sun 11:00-21:00
Old Gregg Brewing Company
Hours: Mon-Thu 15:00-22:00; Fri 15:00-24:00; Sat 12:00-24:00; Sun 12:00-22:00
How to choose a brewery
- Check current hours and whether reservations are needed, especially for wineries, weekend tastings, and tours. Seasonal schedules often differ from regular hours.
- Ask what a tasting includes, how many pours you get, and whether the fee is applied toward purchases. Staff are usually happy to explain the styles on offer.
- Bring ID, since you must be of legal drinking age, and plan transportation with a designated driver or rideshare, especially if you will visit more than one place.
- Ask about food policies, dog policies, and kids' welcome if relevant, and about shipping options if you want to buy bottles or cases, since rules vary by state.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find a good brewery or winery near me?
Search your city and look at what each producer makes to match your taste. Check hours, tasting formats, and any reservation needs. Visiting on a weekday often gives you more time to chat with staff about their drinks. Social media pages often show the latest beers on tap, special releases, and food truck schedules, which helps you plan a visit.
How much does a tasting cost?
Tasting fees vary by producer, location, and how many pours are included. Some places apply the fee toward a purchase. Check the venue's website or call ahead so you know the price and what you will get. Flights usually let you sample several styles in small pours, so ask the staff to recommend a mix if you are unsure where to start.
Can I bring kids or dogs to a taproom or winery?
Policies differ by venue and local rules. Many taprooms welcome families and dogs, especially outdoors, while some wineries limit children. Check the venue's website or call before you go. Family-friendly policies often change by time of day, with earlier hours more welcoming to kids, and outdoor patios usually more open to pets, but always confirm rules before bringing a stroller or leash along.