Bodacious Berries, Fruit and Brews

This is a great place and the fresh Micro-​Brews being served in Green Bluff cant be beat. Join the Mug Club for discounted beer and Growler fills. You will not be disappointed. Owners work hard to make it a fun place as well. Lots of fresh fruit when in season as well.

Good, handcrafted brews made with the barley, hops and fruits grown on the farm. As neither of us are knowledgeable about them, I will just say we enjoyed them and everyone I know (that is knowledgeable) raves about them. We went in the early afternoon; all the bar stools were full so we grabbed a 4 brew sampler ($ 6!) and headed out to the deck with our pretzel/​peanut snack bucket (free!). Crowd out there consisted of a farmer we sat and chatted with and a table full of some local school teachers. Lovely setting: a field of pumpkins of all sorts (that you can pick for cheap!) on one side and hops and barley on the other, and hanging baskets of flowers here and there.
As far as the «fruit» part… they advertise picking pumpkins (of which there were fields full) and berries (which would not be around this time of year in this area). We were in the «Big Barn», which if you look that up on Unilocal,you will get the reviews of the part of the business we were in.
Very nice, comfortable setting for a relaxing afternoon with friends or family. They have special, seasonal events, and entertainment on the weekends.

This farm is right down the street from the more frequented «Walters Farm» and offers more adult-​aged food (microbrews!). There were quite a few people enjoying the beer offerings and trying the different home brews on tap. They had giant honeycrisp apples at one of the cheaper prices I had seen all day. There wasn’t much organization to the line where people were buying produce/​pumpkins (thus the four stars rather than five), but it was a great environment!