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Quenched & Tempered Brewing Co. Taproom

Toledo, OH · $$

Inebrious Beverage Program Score: 88 out of 100

Inebrious

Beverage Program Score

Editorial review: 2026-09-10

Editor: Micah Rousey

How we score

The editorial take

The beer side runs the show here: a rotating tap list refreshed weekly, six named beers mapped to specific signature meals, and two beers detailed with ABV and IBU. Oaty's Double Shot Coffee Stout even turns up in the affogato. Customers note a varied beer list and a flight served in distinct mini glasses; one also mentions a Pilsner that arrived too warm.

What should I order?
Start with Oaty's Double Shot Coffee Stout, a 7.2% ABV, 12 IBU coffee stout that also appears in the affogato dessert. For something lighter, Schattenläufer Swarzbier runs 4.5% ABV and 25 IBU. If you want a flight, order one—customers single out the distinct mini glasses as a unique presentation.
Who will enjoy this place?
Beer drinkers who want a rotating tap list with clear style and pairing guidance will find the most to work with. The suggested beer pairings for each signature meal make it easy to match a pour to a plate. Wine drinkers should know the selection is present but undetailed.
When should I go?
Go when you want a flight to compare several beers side by side, or when a meal pairing matters—each signature dish lists a suggested beer. The rotating tap list changes weekly, so a return visit can bring a different lineup.
What should I expect to spend?
Prices are not listed in the available information, so plan around standard taproom pricing for beer, ciders, meads, and wine. The flight format lets you sample several beers without committing to a full pour.
What makes the beverage program distinctive?
The pairing structure stands out: the food menu names a suggested beer for each signature meal, including Steady Mercury, One-Legged Brewer, John's Beere, and Rosé the Riveter. The rotating tap list updates weekly, and Oaty's Double Shot Coffee Stout carries through to the affogato dessert.

Beverage categories

We only score what a venue sets out to do. Categories a venue doesn't attempt are left unscored rather than penalized.

Wine

Inebrious Wine score: 78 out of 100

The category is present and functional rather than detailed, best treated as a secondary option alongside the stronger beer program.

Menu strengths

  • The taproom states it now has wine in addition to ciders and meads.
  • Wine is offered alongside beer, ciders, and meads, giving non-beer drinkers an option.

Standout selections

  • The taproom states it now has wine in addition to ciders and meads.

Beer

Inebrious Beer score: 88 out of 100

A rotating tap list updated weekly anchors the program, with six named beers mapped to specific signature meals and two beers detailed by ABV and IBU. Oaty's Double Shot Coffee Stout extends into the affogato dessert. A varied list and a flight served in distinct mini glasses; one mentions a Pilsner that arrived too warm stands out repeatedly.

Menu strengths

  • The taproom maintains a rotating tap list updated weekly.
  • The food menu lists suggested beer pairings for each signature meal, naming Steady Mercury, One-Legged Brewer, John's Beere, Rosé the Riveter, Fahrenheit 419, and Sour Japanese Rice Lager.
  • Oaty's Double Shot Coffee Stout is listed at 7.2% ABV and 12 IBU, and appears in the Affogato a la Oaty dessert.

Standout selections

  • Oaty's Double Shot — Coffee Stout, 7.2% ABV, 12 IBU.
  • Schattenläufer — Swarzbier, 4.5% ABV, 25 IBU.; Saw-Whet Sangria Ale — a recent customer account describes it as really yummy and pairing well with a rice bowl.
  • Pilsner — noted by a reviewer, though one mentioned it was served too warm.

How it sits with the food

The food menu lists suggested beer pairings for each signature meal: Steady Mercury with the Mayan Bean and The Apprentice, One-Legged Brewer with the Founding Smithy, John's Beere with The Journeyman and The Farrier, and Rosé the Riveter with the Rosie and Planishing Hammer. A recent customer notes the Saw-Whet Sangria Ale pairs well with a rice bowl.

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