In the corner of the brewing warehouse is a small bar and selection of taps, including their famous Dirty Blonde, among others — great for a full immersion in Michigan brewing culture.
If the name Ghettoblaster doesn’t ring a bell, it should. The hard ciders are also top-notch.
Within walking distance of Comerica Park, try the People Mover Porter and the Detroit Dwarf before heading to the ballgame.
Dragonmead holds the mystery of medieval- and fantasy-inspired beer recipes, including a Dragonslayer Altbier, Lancelot’s Cream Ale and the Final Absolution Belgian Style Trippel.
The WAB serves beers ranging from a (new) Detroit Maiden IPA to the Hefty-Weizen to a Vanilla Porter, plus seasonal brews. Voted "Best Microbrewery" by HOUR Detroit in 2008, 2009 and 2010.
Remember Lutz Hardware in Warren? The hardware store is now a family-run microbrewery. Order a pint of Loonie Kuhnie and prepare to be amazed.
Known as much for their beer as for their food and the atmosphere. Order a Pappy’s Porch Sippin’ Porter to go along with an order of Brewer's Bread, and take an outdoor seat on the back deck.
Belgian-style yeast strains go perfect with the Belgian-influenced menu. You can’t go wrong with Belgian Style Steak Tips, Pomme Frites with brewmaster mustard, with a pint of the Witface.
Specializing in small-batch beers with hard ciders on the menu as well. Liberty Street has a limited food menu, but allows patrons to order in from restaurants around Plymouth.
Beer varieties like the Lazy Daze Lager and Pleszures Pale Ale, and a menu of American-style food, have earned this brewery a reputation as one of Detroit’s great neighborhood bars.
