Union Craft Brewing at the Union Collective

Big industrial space, a bit of a pain to reach by foot. Well laid out, a bit loud. Efficient staff, good pizza, decent beer.

You know what its like when a brewery gets too big, well this is it. All the charm is gone despite having the same aesthetic. Giant space, in a rehabed old Sear warehouse. The Collective has wall climbing, a distiller, ice cream and everything a millennial ever wants. Giant parking lot. The Union Brewing part of the Collective is the biggest of all the paces. Has a stage for bands. Big open space. A kitchen that makes a few things (really few). There is a ehabed old camper inside. A large patio outside. Still hot as hell with no protection in the summer (at least they kept the worst part of the original brewery) with food trucks in the summer. Tap list is decent sized and a "cellar" list. They sell cans to go as well as crowlers. But it is soulless, empty, and missing individuality. Apparently kids are now a hassle for the, , none allowed after 6pm. It is worth a stop but not a place I feel warm and comfortable. I find their beer to be rather average for modern day takes on styles.

Massive place with a huge warehouse for an interior and a big outside patio to chill at, with a food truck parked outside when we visited. 7 more standard beers on tap, plus 4 more “cellar” beers on tap. No flights, but 7 oz pours available of the standard ones for $2.5-3. Only 12 oz pours of the cellar beers. Beers were okay, with nothing particular standing out except for the BA beer we had. Decent service, if disinterested. Solid stop.