Birds Fly South Ale Project

I’ve been here 4-5 times in the past 9 months and this is one of my favorite brewery taprooms in the Greenville area. Great selection and variety each time. This place started my enthusiasm for sour beers, and they also have good IPA and barrel-aged beers, many tasting like wine. I usually end up buying a large bottle to go to try one not on tap at the time. The atmosphere is great with large indoor and outdoor areas that are family-friendly. They are conveniently located next to an eclectic taco restaurant so you can enjoy food and beer in either place. Hard to get service when it is busy.

Located in an old converted industrial space, a nice ambiance is afforded by loads of wood barrels. Service was excellent. Their selection favors saisons and sours but a few other styles, including a West Coast American IPA was available as well. Occasional food trucks and the immediately adjacent White Duck Taco shop make food available in the taproom.

Lots of seating and space, in an old converted industrial space with wooden rafters, giving it an old world vibe when combined with all the barrels. Service was great, friendly and knew the beers very well. Selection ran the gammit of styles on the American spectrum, as well as some nice saisons and funky stuff. Connected to a White Duck Taco, so that’s pretty awesome. An awesome spot, and a great up and comer in the beer scene.

Lots of road closures confused our GPS but she survived. Nice restoration of an older warehouse or industrial type place, in an industrial section of the outskirts of town. Plenty of parking. Wide open front garage doors were great in good weather, and part of the bar faces outdoors also. Barrels and foeders everyhere. Ten beers on offer plus three bottles, flights of four. Friendly efficient staff. Brewer Shawn was hanging out at the bar. Very tasty beers, especially the funky saisons and sours. Food truck. Great place.