Sunday, March 22 2026

Northern Row Brewery

Looking around the block, the large brewing vat outside the old brick building now home to Northern Row Brewery immediately draws the eye. Striped window coverings printed with craft beer names and expressive faces add personality to the façade. But it is the faded lettering still visible high on the exterior wall—Apex Furniture Manufacturing Company—that

Samuel Adams Tap Room

It was a lively crowd on a Wednesday fall evening in Over-the-Rhine. Walking into the Samuel Adams Cincinnati Taproom through the outdoor patio entrance was memorable. Colorful murals painted on the surrounding buildings brighten one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods, where Findlay Market has long been an icon. Inside, the atmosphere strikes a balance between spaciousness and coziness, creating an inviting neighborhood gathering spot that promotes community. Interior design and lighting enhance the building’s authentic charm, fostering a warm, welcoming environment. Living spaces throughout encourage face-to-face conversations, and outdoor patio seating challenges the traditional bar scene—an appreciated and common feature at most microbreweries. It’s a great place to enjoy the city, especially when the weather cooperates. Even in winter, Cincinnatians have excellent indoor spaces designed for socializing.

HighGrain Taproom

HighGrain Taproom & Kitchen Brewpub blends sustainability, history, and hospitality into a neighborhood destination that feels both rooted and refreshingly modern. Its original location is near Kenwood Mall inside the historic Silverton Memorial Municipal Building. Built in 1951, the structure was among the state’s early mixed-use municipal buildings, housing township administration, police, firefighters, and emergency

Cartridge Brewing

The high-quality, award-winning craft beers served at Cartridge Brewing in Kings Mills, Ohio, where “honoring the past, brewing the future” is a core mission, are brewed and bottled on-site at the Peter’s Cartridge factory complex, a historic local landmark.

Sonder Brewing Company

What’s in a name? “Sonder is the profound realization that every random passerby is living a life as complex, vivid, and detailed as your own, filled with their own ambitions, friends, routines, worries, and unique stories, in which you are merely an extra.

Mt. Carmel Brewing Company

Natalie Emerson pulls up to Mt Carmel for her next stop in her Jews and Brews tour. f

Narrow Path Brewing Company

Narrow Path Brewing Company’s theme, ‘Beer for your journey,’ fits perfectly, given its location along the Little Miami Scenic Trail in Loveland, Ohio’s historic downtown. The brewery is a popular stop for cyclists, joggers, canoers, and winter visitors arriving by car. It has done a great job transforming a small space into a functional microbrewery with a welcoming taproom.

Third Eye Brewing Company

Third Eye Brewing Company’s user-friendly website is the first I’ve visited that lists numerous Ohio Brewers Cup awards. The Hamilton, Ohio, location offers a vegan, vegetarian, and carnivore-friendly menu. Options include burgers, pizzas, and salads.

Fifty West Brewing Company

Once known as “The Loneliest Road in America,” the famous coast-to-coast journey along U.S. Route 50 takes about 43 hours, starting in Ocean City, Maryland, and ending in West Sacramento, California. It crosses 12 states with mountain, desert, and Great Plains scenery. Fifty West Brewing Company is a stop along the route. However, our planned

Madtree Taproom

Next stop on our Jews and Brews tour: Madtree Taproom in Oakley.

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