Brewery
Unclaimed profileLevel Crossing Brewing Company
South Salt Lake, UT · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Level Crossing Brewing Company runs a broad, medal-backed beer program from a taproom. Year-round drafts like Look Up! Amber Ale and Vienna Style Lager sit alongside seasonal and limited Red Feather releases. The Vienna Lager and Suss It Out IPA each took GABF bronze. Draft pours are uniformly priced, and the menu also covers nonalcoholic drinkers with kombucha, ginger beer, and NA beer.
- What should I order?
- Start with Vienna Style Lager, the 2021 GABF Bronze Medal winner, for its toasted bread and caramel profile. For hop depth, Suss It Out, a 2019 GABF Bronze IPA, delivers resinous bitterness with grapefruit and pine. Both are available as 16-ounce drafts for $6 or 4-ounce pours for $2.75.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Beer drinkers who value range will find year-round styles from rye IPA to Belgian blonde, plus seasonal shifts and a limited Red Feather series. Those who want to compare multiple pours can use the 4-ounce tasting size at $2.75. Nonalcoholic drinkers have kombucha, ginger beer, and NA beer options.
- When should I go?
- Go now for the core lineup, or time a visit around Red Feather Series releases, which arrive monthly from January through October. Seasonal drafts rotate by weather, with Kölsch in summer and Oat Slayer Nitro Milk Stout in winter.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Most year-round drafts are $6 for 16 ounces; 4-ounce tasters run $2.75. High-point and Red Feather cans cost $7 to $8 each. Nonalcoholic options range from $2 soft drinks to $7 kombucha.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- Two GABF bronze medals anchor the program: Vienna Style Lager (2021) and Suss It Out (2019). The Red Feather Series adds limited-release drama, with hazy double IPAs and imperial stouts rotating through the year. The draft list includes uncommon styles like Kentucky Common and Philly Sour.
Beverage categories
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Beer
The beer program spans a deep year-round core, seasonal drafts, and a limited Red Feather series. Two GABF bronze medals—Vienna Style Lager and Suss It Out—underscore quality. Draft pricing is consistent, and the 4-ounce pour encourages sampling.
Menu strengths
- — Award-winning core: Vienna Style Lager (2021 GABF Bronze) and Suss It Out (2019 GABF Bronze) anchor the lineup.
- — Broad portfolio spans year-round staples, four seasonal drafts, and monthly Red Feather limited releases.
- — Reasonable draft pricing at $6 per 16 oz. With a $2.75 taster option supports exploration.
Standout selections
- — Vienna Style Lager — 2021 GABF Bronze Medal Winner, with toasted bread, biscuit, and caramel. 16 oz. $6.
- — Suss It Out — 2019 GABF Bronze IPA with resinous bitterness, grapefruit, and pine. $7 per 16 oz. Can.
- — Look Up! Amber Ale — toasted biscuit malt with earthy pine and floral hops. 16 oz. $6.
- — Space Oddity — Red Feather hazy double IPA with orange blossom honey. $8 per 16 oz. Can.
Pricing: Draft 16 oz. $6; 4 oz. $2.75. Cans $7–$8.
Nonalcoholic
The nonalcoholic list covers familiar sodas plus a few craft-leaning options: Cock & Bull ginger beer, a rotating nonalcoholic beer, and Han's kombucha. It is a practical complement to the beer program rather than a destination in itself.
Menu strengths
- — Offers a range of soft drinks, iced tea, lemonade, ginger beer, NA beer, and kombucha.
- — Pricing is modest, with most options under $7.
Standout selections
- — Cock & Bull Ginger Beer — non-alcoholic ginger beer, $3.50.
- — Han's Kombucha — current offering, $7.; Non-Alcoholic Beer — current offering, $6.
Pricing: Soft drinks $2; iced tea and lemonade $3; ginger beer $3.50; NA beer $6; kombucha $7.
How it sits with the food
Menu includes wood-fired pizzas, sandwiches, salads, and shared plates. The Vienna Style Lager's toasted biscuit character suits pizza and sandwiches, while the hoppy Down The Road West Coast IPA can handle spicier toppings.
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