Indiana City's taproom is fittingly housed inside a pre-Prohibition bottling house of the original Home Brewing Company, which was killed off in 1922 when the country went dry. These days, the only thing dry is the dry-hopping for Indiana City's travel-worthy IPAs! Other experimentation-forward brews follow suit.
Indiana City Brewing Co
Indianapolis
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