Cowaramup Brewing Company

Got there at the end of the day and near closing. Interesting set up as hop vines next to the parking lot. Good views of the area. Had 8 taps, only tried two of them. IPA not that great and piles was very solid. Good pricing and good venue. Bartender had no idea on beers. Good to soak up some sun but bet the place is packed on weekends

A little off the main roads, but it’s easy to find - just follow the signs. A great experiance for me. After having sampled their decent beers from a sampler board, along with some nice tapas, I actually got to meet the head brewer who took me to his hop gardens and let me have 100 grams of the local Pride of Ringwood to use in my home brewing.

Was driving past so popped in to check the new kid on the block out and try a tasting paddle. Has its own Hop Garden which is worth checking out if its the right season.

Visited on a very quiet Tuesday morning. The sounds of the nearby woodlands and hobby farms the only evidence of life giving this place a very surreal, back-to-basics feel. The parking bay is bordered by hop vines - growing rampantly -, the only to be grown this far west. the brewery to the left is dainty, a modern rural mix, very well set-out opening out onto an al fresco balcony overlooking what could easily pass as a well-tendered cow paddock. Kiddies playground and picnic benches don this area. A long bar, 5 taps all erupting some very tasty ales and lagers, and excellent down to earth service provided by the head brewer and owner himself, as well as some knowledgeable staff. This place pumps on the weekend, so I was just happy to be here in the quiet of a lazy day to truly soak up the calm ambiance. As bluevegie said, this is well worth a visit.

Four regular beers on tap with seasonals yet to come. Food is straight forward pub grub although decent servings and live music on sundays. Well worth a visit.