Quest Brewery

Broad selection in the taproom. Small, intimate room. Styles seem to be hit or miss for my palate the few times I've visited. I'd rate it middle of the pack for area breweries.

Visited on a Saturday afternoon. Small-to-medium sized taproom. Probably 5-10 tables and a bar inside with additional seating outside. The location seemed a little weird - kind of at the end of a road in an industrial area right next to the airport. Around 10-12 beers available when I visited. Sampler trays available - 4 beers for $8. Service was very slow, only 2 bartenders who couldn’t keep up with the crowd. They also seemed to not have enough glasses for people as they had to keep stopping to wash glasses. I wasn’t too thrilled that they washed the 4 glasses for my sampler flight with a quick couple of dips in soapy water. I thought the beer quality was mixed, a couple pretty decent beers and a couple below average beers. Not a bad place, but I probably wouldn’t go out of my way to visit.

A nice brewery with the solid beers. Cosy and pleasant service.

Fun times at the anniversary party! Everything was nice and new, well done. Cool outdoors and in with definite potential for growth. Service was prompt and friendly for the amount of people there, but didn’t really talk beer too much with them because they were understandably busy. Awesome selection for the event, the five cores, seasonal selections, tons of one off beets for the party. Price was what I expected to pay for the work that was put into each beer. Definitely a cool addition to a growing beer community.

A new brewery in the Greenville area. The ambiance is spot on for a new brewery. You can see the brewhouse, you can enjoy up to ten different beers on tap. Service to the table was good during the week. Prices were as expected. A very nice brewery that I will return to.

A bit of a drive outside of central Greenville, this new brewery sits at the end of a commercial park street. No food options in house or nearby but they feature food carts, I would guess regularly. Clean, shiny, new interior. Four core beers and 4-5 one-offs. A lot of fruit / spice nonsense, like ghost pepper in a session ale (WTF is wrong with you?), but I found a decent wheat malt and Saaz saison that was left unadulterated, which was decent (3.4).

Ambiance is pretty sweet. Chill inside the brewery although a little small. Outside.... leaves something to be desired. A nice chainlink fence. The area where they have the concerts is cool. Service is great. Sometimes take a while to get a beer but it’s always pretty busy. Selection (a scale of 1 to 15? WTF?) is... interesting. They have a good balance of beer styles but not a lot of taps. Food truck’s are there sometimes but I’m putting N/A Value is maybe not so good (maybe because of taxes?) The beer goes for about the same price or maybe a little more than at a bar. I would expect it to be cheaper since it is at the brewery. Overall it’s a pretty neat little place. Nothing really mind blowing but if you want a place to chill it’s nice.. Also the concerts are super chill which is fun.