Brewery
Unclaimed profileBrown's Brewing Company's Walloomsac Taproom and Brewery
North Hoosick, NY · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
The taproom's rotating beer board carries 11 drafts at a time, spanning lager, pilsner, Kölsch, wheat, hazy and thiolized IPAs, oatmeal stout, amber ale, and sour. Flights of four 6oz samples cost $12, making the range easy to compare. Most 16oz pours run $7–$8, with 417 Light Lager at $5. To-go options include 4-packs, 6-packs, single cans, and growlers. The food menu pairs dishes with house beers, and the list changes frequently, so checking the board on arrival is standard.
- What should I order?
- Start with the 417 Light Lager at $5 for a 16oz pour, then move to Wetlands, a 7% thiolized IPA hopped with Nectaron, HBC630, and Dolcita. A four-sample flight for $12 is the most efficient way to cover the range.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- People who want to compare a wide spread of house beers in one visit, and those who prefer to take beer home in cans or growlers. The $12 flight suits anyone building a sample set rather than committing to a single pour.
- When should I go?
- Go when you want to work through a flight and see what is currently pouring; the board rotates frequently, so the lineup shifts from visit to visit.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Draft pours are $5 for 417 Light Lager and $7–$8 for most 16oz beers. Brewers Cologne is $7 for 14.5oz, and Me & You Raspberry Sour is $7 for 13oz. A four-sample flight is $12.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- A brewery taproom with an on-site beer board that rotates frequently, 11 drafts spanning lager through sour, flights of four 6oz samples, and a food menu that pairs dishes with house beers. To-go options include 4-packs, 6-packs, single cans, and growlers.
Beverage categories
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Beer
A rotating 11-tap board covering lager, pilsner, Kölsch, wheat, hazy and thiolized IPAs, oatmeal stout, amber ale, and sour. Named house beers carry specific hop and malt detail. Flights of four 6oz samples for $12 and to-go in 4-packs, 6-packs, single cans, and growlers make the range easy to explore and take home.
Menu strengths
- — Eleven rotating drafts spanning lager, pilsner, Kölsch, wheat, IPA, stout, amber ale, and sour
- — Four 6oz flights for $12 support direct comparison across styles
- — To-go formats include 4-packs, 6-packs, single cans, and growlers
Standout selections
- — 417 Light Lager: 3.8% ABV American light lager described as full-flavored and refreshing, $5/16oz, available in to-go cans
- — West Coast Pilsner: 5.1% ABV pilsner dry hopped with New Zealand Cascade, $7/16oz, available in to-go cans
- — Oktoberfest: 5.5% ABV Oktoberfest lager described as the ultimate fall lager, $7/16oz, available in to-go cans
- — Joann: 5.25% ABV hazy IPA described as juicy and smooth with Mosaic and Amarillo, $7/16oz, available in to-go cans
Pricing: 417 Light Lager $5/16oz; most 16oz pours $7–$8; Brewers Cologne $7/14.5oz; Me & You Raspberry Sour $7/13oz; four 6oz flight $12
How it sits with the food
The food menu pairs dishes with house beers, so the kitchen and the board are designed to work together rather than as separate operations.
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