tin mill brewing company

A beautiful brewery with glass windows to view the operation and plenty of great little places to sit, regardless of the size of your group.

We enjoyed Tin Mill. We had the sampler tray first but We really like the Midnight Whistle Brew the most. I really like the rustic look and the food good. Fits in well with the Hermann German Flair.

Stopped in here to see the brewery and it was a self-guided tour. We enjoyed a glass of wine and a glass of beer. Took some beer home. Cute little place with friendly staff.

Will I go back? Probably not. Due to our planned lunch restaurant being closed we ended up here hungry. The menu is limited, essentially appetizers and pizza. We ordered a supreme pizza and the draft root beer (we were saving the sampling for after we ate). The pizza was average at best. It had lots of vegetables and meats but the cheese and tomato sauce were bland and the thin crust lacked flavor. The keg root beer was excellent.After we ate we decided to take the self guided tour. If you have every taken a guided tour elsewhere you can skip this tour. It is nothing more than looking at tanks and reading brief paragraphs about the beer making process. If I did not have knowledge of the process this tour would have left me with more questions than answers.We then decided to try a couple of beers. They charge $1.25 for a 5 oz. sample which is a bit of a turn-off and limited the beers we tried. It would be nice if a smaller free sample was offered just to get a taste. The Red Caboose Pilsner and First Street Wheat were tried. While these were well crafted beers they did not sit well on my palate. I found the taste differential between the two beers to be limited as both had very strong flavors. There was only one person working in the bar who also doubled as the cook. This lead to some slow service and some confusion at the bar.