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Wiedemann’s Fine Beer, Brewery & Pub

Cincinnati, OH · $$

Inebrious Beverage Program Score: 88 out of 100

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Beverage Program Score

Editorial review: 2026-08-30

Editor: Micah Rousey

How we score

The editorial take

Wiedemann’s is a brewery-first pub with a deep house-brewed list spanning lagers, IPAs, and stouts, from a crisp Bohemian lager to a 12% imperial milk stout. Prices run $3.75–$8, with flights at $10. The wine and spirits lists are modest, and the non-alcoholic options are standard. Customers consistently praise the beer variety and quality.

What should I order?
Start with the Bohemian Special Brew, a crisp Czech-style lager at $5, then move to the Lost Hand IPA ($6.50) or the German Chocolate Cake Imperial Milk Stout ($8) for a rich finish. A Pick 4 Flight at $10 offers a broad survey of the house styles.
Who will enjoy this place?
Beer enthusiasts, especially those who favor German-style lagers and bold stouts. The wide price range and flight option also suit casual drinkers exploring craft beer, and the non-alcoholic beer choices accommodate designated drivers.
When should I go?
Anytime, but especially when you want a substantial beer list without the pretense. The seasonal offerings suggest revisiting at different times of year.
What should I expect to spend?
House beers range from $3.75 to $8 per pint, with short pours at $3 and a four-sample flight at $10. Spirits and wine prices are not listed, but the beer pricing is notably accessible.
What makes the beverage program distinctive?
The house-brewed program is the centerpiece, with a wide style range and a clear German influence. The German Chocolate Cake Imperial Milk Stout at 12% ABV is a standout, and the $10 flight makes it easy to explore the lineup.

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: 80 out of 100

A limited wine list with five standard varietals—Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, Riesling, White Zinfandel, and Red Blend—offers basic coverage but no depth or distinctive selections.

Menu strengths

  • Includes a crisp Riesling that could appeal to lager drinkers.

Pricing: No specific wine prices listed.

Beer

Inebrious Beer score: 92 out of 100

An extensive house-brewed list with a wide range of styles, from a 3.5% light beer to a 12% imperial stout, at accessible prices.

Menu strengths

  • Transparent pricing with affordable options across the spectrum.

Standout selections

  • German Chocolate Cake Imperial Milk Stout – 12% ABV, $8, with chocolate, toasted coconut, caramel, and vanilla.
  • Bohemian Special Brew – crisp Czech-style lager, IBU 11, ABV 4.6%, $5.
  • Lost Hand IPA – West Coast IPA with five hop varieties, IBU 45, ABV 6.6%, $6.50.
  • By George! Double IPA – dry-hopped, IBU 100, ABV 8%, $7.50.

Pricing: Beer prices range from $3.75 to $8.00 per pint; short pours at $3.00; Pick 4 Flight at $10.00.

Nonalcoholic

Inebrious Nonalcoholic score: 78 out of 100

Standard soft drinks and two non-alcoholic beers (Heineken NA and St. Pauli Girl NA) provide basic options, but no prices or specialty NA offerings are documented.

Menu strengths

  • Includes two non-alcoholic beer options, a thoughtful touch for designated drivers.

Standout selections

  • Heineken NA; St. Pauli Girl NA

Pricing: No prices listed for non-alcoholic beverages.

Spirits

Inebrious Spirits score: 82 out of 100

A broad spirits list covering bourbons, ryes, Canadian whiskies, vodkas, gins, scotches, Irish whiskeys, tequilas, rums, and cordials, but without prices or detailed descriptions. The selection is conventional, with a few notable bourbon names.

Menu strengths

  • Includes well-regarded bourbons like Weller Special Reserve and Michter's USA 1.

Standout selections

  • Weller Special Reserve; Michter's USA 1

Pricing: No specific spirits prices listed.

How it sits with the food

The food menu includes beer-centric items like Brewhouse Pretzel with beer cheese and WiedieWurst, which pair naturally with the house lagers and stouts. The rich, sweet stout could complement the pretzel's maltiness, while a crisp lager would cut through the sausage's richness.

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