M.T. Head Brewing Company

This Place is a Hidden Gem for a small brewery !
Beers were great the view was great and suprized how many people were there for being out there a little ways

Great atmosphere, beautiful location and yes, the beer is awesome! The «No Brainer» is a great drinking beer with smooth finish… i did the six flight sampler and was very very impressed with this micro brewery! Very friendly people and service… nice job folks!

TLDR: Good beer lives in this remote location. Go there.
This place is has so many strangely notable features that I’m breaking the review up into a few different sections.
1. The Location
This place is in the middle of nowhere. Start from Puyallup or Eatonville and then drive quite a ways out. You will certainly ask yourself if this is really where a business is located at some point in your trip, and the answer is yes. Arrive and park in a stranger’s driveway. Open the gate and walk into his garage. It’s strange enough that it’s almost like some sort of speakeasy for beer drinkers. After you’ve got a beer in hand, take in the views. Beautiful sprawling valley. It’s just amazing.
2. The Selection
You’re in a guys garage so imagine that there’s probably 1 – 4 beers to try, right? Hardly. On the night of our visit, I believe there were 16 different beers on tap. How can it get even better than that?
3. The Price
$ 4 Sampler trays… $ 3 pints… $ 2 pints on special… Best deal in town (well… unincorporated Pierce County) Just remember to bring cash.
4. The Quality
It’s all that. After we’ve made 20 some stops at breweries this year, these folks make some of the best. The beers have body. They have flavor. And most importantly, they have complex flavor to balance all the competing elements out. Get some sampler trays and try it out for yourself… they know what they’re doing.

Tim’s little brewery is such a treat to visit. He’s a wonderful host, and always makes me feel welcome. Oh, and the beer’s really delicious!

All The beer is great, The owner Tim is a great host! The only thing we could think that we would change is the hours (we want to stay longer).
This is one of those reviews you hate to leave because you don’t want a bunch of people showing up and changing the «cheers» type of atmosphere BUT that wouldn’t be fair would it…

YAY! I’m a fan! Like all true stories I am forced to start this review with «so there I was»…
So there I was, minding my own business, when I felt sober and called my friend to get the address for the «mystery brewery» in Graham. He knew what I was talking about, having an unsuccessful MT Head Brewery quest a month earlier, and sent me the address. I found it with the help of my Garmin Nav unit. Well, I should say I found a cul de sac with a single spiky-​looking-​gate with a giant video camera next to it. I called the phone number I was given and was told to wait a second while they opened the gates of the stronghold.
Beyond the cameras, gate, Phougas, and machine-​gun nests was a magical kingdom where unicorns grazed in fields of hops and barley. Well I didn’t actually see any unicorns, but what else could they be protecting? Frickin fantablous beer is what.
For being a two-​barrel brewery that is in what amounts to an over sized garage, he makes great beer. I tried a pale, IPA, CDA, and at least two others. I could not detect an off-​flavor in any of them. I got to try the Cascadian Dark Ale (CDA), a style which I don’t particularly like, but it was phenomenal beer. I intend to obtain some for my dad next time I pass through.
In short, this might be a slightly odd place, but it is totally worth the trip. Have the patience to drive out in the middle of nowhere and you will be rewarded with some tasty beer.