
If you don’t know anything about the brewery, I can give you a quick run-down. Quarter Barrel was nano-before anyone else in town was. They started brewing on their 1 hecto-liter (.85bbl) brew system back in 2010 and started pairing up their unique brews with an eclectic “local first” guided menu. This philosophy still guides what they do today… head brewer Brandon Ney is known to push the style comfort zones of Miami University students with his beers, as well as the constantly rotating guest taps featured at Quarter Barrel (The night I was there featured a Apricot Wit called Witpricot and a brilliantly spicy beer called Scorpion Death Drop that was a Braggot featuring a healthy addition of Habanero and Chipotle peppers).

Are we getting comfortable? Are people settling into their neighborhood brewery, or their favorite local place to have a beer? Tell me… are you afraid to venture out to a new brewery that might be a little outside of your comfort zone? I have a hard time believing that this is true… who doesn’t love new beer to try?
So…chime in. Tell me what is keeping your butt from being in a barstool at Quarter Barrel?
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