If you are looking for Stouts Brewery in Lancaster or Adamstown PA, you are almost there. It is actually spelled Stoudts. Follow this link [Stoudts Brewing Company] to get to Stouts Brewery.
If you are looking for Lancaster Brewing Company in Lancaster PA, once again you are almost there. We hold our monthly beer club meetings at Lancaster Brewing Company. Follow this link [Lancaster Brewing Company] to get to Lancaster Brewing Company.
This is the home of the Lancaster County Brewers!
Our club is more than sharing the great beers of the world. Many, but not all, club members are homebrewers, so naturally one of our favorite activities includes tasting each other’s homebrews as well as micro-brews and imports we may have discovered. Members of share tips, techniques, and recipes. Ocassionally brewing demonstrations and presentations by members of or brewers from local micro-breweries are held. From time to time will hold homebrew style contests and judge ourselves as to how closely our brews match up to the style guidelines. Some of the styles brewed recently by are pale ales, brown ales, stouts, and wheat beers. Members of often bring examples of micro beer they have found during trips, vacations, etc. to share, usually with a story or two. Three or four times a year the club buys certain styles of micros to be evaluated. Recent micro tastings have included Stout, Wheat, Brown ale, IPA, and Octoberfest at club meetings.Two or more “field trips” or “road trips” to local brew pubs, microbreweries or micro-brew events are organized each year with a Designated Driver to ensure a safe and enjoyable outing. An annual train trip to Philly is usually planned. A yearly club picnic in October brings out the culinary capabilities of some members to complement their brewing expertise.As a community service project, the club has adopted a 2-mile stretch of Dry Tavern Road near Adamstown to keep clear of litter. We usually do this once in the spring and once in the fall, and since Stoudt’s Brewery is so nearby we go there to reward ourselves afterwards with a few pints.
And remember, you don’t have to be a brewer
to come and share great beer!