Abandoned Building Brewery

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This atmospheric craft microbrewery and tap room is located in an old mill building by Lower Mill Pond. The brewing equipment and bar occupy the same industrial-style space, furnished with rustic, recycled furniture. If it's on tap be sure to try the Hoppy Valley, a wet hopped IPA made with local malt and home grown hops.

The brewery entrance is at the back of Mill 180; heading out of Easthampton center along Pleasant St, take a right down American Legion driveway. The brewery is just off the Manhan Rail Trail and easy to reach by bike.

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