Groups & Private Events
Host your next special event with us!
Birthday parties, happy hours, baby and bridal showers, holiday parties, company parties, class reunions and fundraisers are all more fun at your local brewery!
Private and Semi-Private Events
10-25 people
Location: Gather in the tasting room or outdoors in the pavilion. We will gladly reserve enough tables for your guests.
When: During normal business hours
Total Time: No limit
Bar Service: Pay at the bar, per-person or with a group tab
Space Rental: Reservations required for groups larger than 10. No Event Fee.
25-50 people
Location: Outdoors in the pavilion
When: During normal business hours
Total Time: Up to 4 hours (including 30 minutes before and after for setup/breakdown)
Bar Service: 2 servers; single tab for entire group
Space Rental: Please submit the form below with your event details. We will respond with a quote within 24 hours
Private Events up to 100 people
Location: Inside in our tasting room or outdoors under our pavilion. Or both!
Note: Our indoor space can accommodate up to 50 people.
When: Outside of normal business hours – you’ll have the entire place to yourselves!
Total Time: Up to 4 hours (including 30 minutes before and after for setup/breakdown)
Bar Service: 2 servers; single tab for entire group
Space Rental: Please submit the form below with your event details. We will respond with a quote within 24 hours
Group Tastings
Groups larger than 10 people should make a reservation at least one week in advance. Please use the form below to request a date and time for your group, and we will respond within 24 hours. We will take group reservations for arrival before 3:00pm based upon availability and staffing. We are happy to accommodate larger groups by opening early – just ask! Due to the small intimate nature of our tasting room, we cannot accommodate more than one group at a time, nor can we accept groups arriving more than 30 minutes late without prior notice. We will strictly adhere to the laws of New York State including checking I.D.’s and our inability to serve those who are visibly intoxicated.
 |  |  |