Brewery
Unclaimed profileFerus Artisan Ales
Trussville, AL · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Ferus Artisan Ales runs a production brewery with a stated 15,000-barrel annual goal and a taproom, eatery, event space, and retail. The beer program spans IPAs, stouts, pilsners, and sours, and its to-go keg lineup gives six named sixtel options from $170 to $190. Nonalcoholic choices are limited to sweet tea and Pibb Extra at $3.75.
- What should I order?
- Take home a sixtel of the IPA or Country Lager for $170 plus a $50 deposit, or the Fallen sixtel at $190. These kegs let you pour the house styles at your own pace without committing to a full barrel.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Home draft enthusiasts and anyone hosting a gathering who wants a ready supply of brewery-made beer without the bar markup. The range of styles, from pilsner to sour, gives groups options.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Kegs run $170–$190 plus a $50 deposit, with most sixtels at $170. Nonalcoholic drinks are $3.75 each.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The brewery sells six distinct house beers as take-home sixtel kegs, a practical way to experience its range beyond the taproom.
Beverage categories
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Beer
Ferus produces a broad range of house beers, including IPAs, stouts, pilsners, and sours. The to-go program lists six named sixtel kegs, from the IPA and Hoppy Blonde to the Fallen and Country Lager, all requiring a $50 deposit. The brewery targets 15,000 barrels annually.
Menu strengths
- — The six-keg to-go lineup covers multiple styles, from IPA to pilsner to the premium-priced Fallen, giving customers a flexible way to buy brewery beer.
Standout selections
- — Fallen Sixtel – $190 – the highest-priced take-home keg, suggesting a specialty or limited release.
- — IPA Sixtel – $170 – a straightforward choice for hop-forward drinkers.
- — Country Lager Sixtel – $170 – a lager option for those who prefer cleaner profiles.
Pricing: Sixtel kegs $170–$190 plus $50 deposit
Nonalcoholic
The nonalcoholic selection is minimal, with just sweet tea and Pibb Extra listed on the online ordering menu at $3.75 each. These are standard soft drinks rather than craft sodas or alcohol-free beers.
Menu strengths
- — Both options are priced at a flat, low $3.75, making them an inexpensive choice for designated drivers or non-drinkers.
Standout selections
- — Sweet Tea – $3.75 – a Southern staple that pairs with the brewery's casual setting.
- — Pibb Extra – $3.75 – a familiar cola alternative.
Pricing: $3.75 each
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