5 Best Craft Breweries near Flemington

“While I keep getting their instagram posts of sold out beers (and I can taste why) there are still a good amount of beers to for your enjoyment. Today visit Rob and Christina were super helpful and the beers were smooth and full of taste. Family friendly and plenty of parking and seating when I stopped by. Add this stop when in the area.“

“I'm not really from the Flemington area but man do I love to visit areas and find gems in the rough. Not only was this place a vibe but the service was second to none . Me and a friend sat at the bar because it was super busy and received the best service. You would think that because they were busy they might try to rush your order but it was the opposite. I forget the women's name but she treated us like we were the only ones there because it was our first time. I got to try everything and there sours are top notch. I definitely plan on coming back and buying some in the cans.“

“First time here, googled around for breweries and this place popped up so we decided to try. They have parking at the facility. They have indoor seating as well as more seating next door. We had flights, beer was good. Great atmosphere, staff was nice! I would definitely recommend.“

“If you find their beer, buy it. Even styles I'm typically not a fan of are good. Releases are sporadic and hard to get, but typically available on draught next door. My only complaint would be that I wish availability of their brews was better“

“After living in the area for almost a year, I finally got around to stopping by Readington Brewery. As it was our first time, we went with two flights ($15 each for 4 tasters). I'm not a fan of IPAs so I went with their Choco-Nutter Porter, 1814 Stout, Red's Red Ale, and Beauregard Blueberry Wheat. My wife tried the Jägr Lager Czech Pilsner, Mt Fuji Japanese Lager, OBEN Hefeweizen and their local American lager. The Choco-Nutter reminded me of a Reese's. The 1814 had a strong roasted taste. I liked it. The Red's red ale was good but I think Ashton's Scarlet Knight is better. The Beauregard smells like a blueberry muffin and that's where the blueberry ends. I didn't get any blueberry notes. The Mt Fuji had a lemon scent and taste. I'm not familiar enough with Japanese lagers to know if that's expected. Of the four my wife got, she liked the local American lager best. There was a live band going on when we pulled up. Normally I check the hay cart parked on Route 202 for goings on. The woman behind the counter was very helpful in guiding my wife's flight choices based on her tastes. I'll definitely need to return more often.“