Perennial Artisan Ales

We really enjoy visiting microbreweries and tasting different interpretations on my favorite styles. If you're a beer drinker you can taste the nuances and inspiration of the brewmaster, huh, I suppose you can even if you're not, sorry sidetracked. My favorites for tasting are stouts and porters, in my mind they are meant to be savored much like a good whiskey. I'm not going to sit and throw back a few, I simply want to taste it, so a 5oz pour is more than enough, also the abv is usually much higher. All of that said, put this place on your list and go. The staff was friendly, you could tell they really enjoyed being there. Ok, I'm a sucker for some vintage style and the light blue cushion barstools were not only comfortable, they were astheically pleasing. There's plenty to do there, while enjoying your brew. Arcade, pinball boardgames. I also really likes the way the bar was set up so the big screen tvs were separate from and yet still accessible to the bar. That way if you aren't into sports ball you don't have to watch it or you can, either way it's a great set up. BA Abraxas Imperial stout with ancho chili peppers, cacao nibs, and cinnamon sticks aged in whiskey barrels. ABV: 12.8%

Great taproom, well-maintained. A lot of beers available, I wish there was more BA stuff on draught

All their beers are on point. Food from Sanguchitos within the brewery is rich and hearty. Amazing. We usually have kids in tow, so we love the collection of board games, video games(pop a shot, pacman, skiball, pinball) and table tennis outside.

After making the trek home from work, I was greeted with a sparkling clean apartment. Not just my usual tidy, but clean enough to make Mary Poppins proud. I have to give credit where credit is due, so a big thanks to the parental unit for their surprise visit from their far away land. As we marveled at the spotless digs, one of them suggested we hit up a brewery for some brewskis. Spotting a brewery down the road that I had never noticed before while biking along the Grants trail, we made our way to Perennial Artisan Ales. Housed in what looked like a converted warehouse, the exterior screamed industrial chic, complete with tables and fake grass. We were greeted by a friendly bartender and settled in at a table with some beer menus. After much deliberation, we settled on a Peach Berlinerweiss, a Pegasus Bay (Hazey IPA), and a Good Mister Postman (American Lager). With drinks in hand, we snagged a new table with a perfect view of the big TV showcasing a Rugby game. As the suds flowed, we kicked back and enjoyed the game. Each beer was a hit with its drinker, prompting a round two and the second half of the Rugby match. After the game ended, we bid adieu to the brewery, having spent a delightful afternoon there. Perennial Artisan Ales proved to be a gem of a spot to while away a few hours – tasty brews, friendly staff, and clean bathrooms sealed the deal. I'll definitely be back with a growler in tow next time I swing by. Cheers to good beer and even better company!

Let me start by saying that this place is awesome. They have a wide selection of beers that will easily provide something for everyone. The service is absolutely fantastic the bartenders are knowledgeable and super friendly... make sure you go to camp with one of them you won't regret it 😁 the food is great make sure you try the deviled eggs they are second to nothing on this earth. Overall this is an establishment you need to visit.

Had a large choice of different beers, the Stout that I had was wonderful, the IPA was very nice and The barley wine was excellent. The weather was great and sitting outside was a treat. I will be returning soon to enjoy this place.

Went for sours and saisons. I maybe didn't like them as much as other places in town, but that doesn't mean it isn't great...definitely still worth checking out. That being said, Frances was probably one of my favorite beers I had in town, and the only one I got a bottle to go from any brewery.

One of the best breweries in the city, definitely my favorite! Top tier, nationally praised stouts, super approachable ales and lagers, and a solid selection of weird, sour stuff (think saison and lambic). Always recommend!