Devil Wind Brewing

Beer me!This is a micro- brewery (no food) that serves a very nice selection of house made beers. I had the Two Hops this Time. It's a pale ale with citrusy Amarillo hops added in. Nice!My SO had the Nitro Dankle. This is a Dunkel beer with nitrogen as the fizzing agent. Very nice beer on the darker side.Yup, I'll be back.

This place is great, really nice homemade beer, a nice atmosphere and friendly staff. They have some sandwiches but I haven't tried those. I will definitely go back.who would have thought that such a cool place would exist in Xenia!

Cool little brewery in downtown Xenia. Devil Wind referring to the tornadoes that destroyed Xenia in the 70's. They typically cover most types. IPA, ales, stouts, sours and ciders. They rotate seasonally. No food in the brewery but I have seen food trucks parked near their patio. I have never had a beer here that I have disliked. That is rare for me because I usually find at least one per brewery. Very casual atmosphere. Recommended stop for sure.

Xenia brewery named after the DEVIL WIND found in this area. Lost of historical pics on the wall, some inaccessible darts (must be due to the pandemic) and they have a food truck on Saturday.They had a unique sweet banana strawberry cider, a strawberry lemonade brew and a brew with a hint of lime.... forget their clever names.Brews were cold and refreshing.Lots of picnic tables outside and dog friendly and biker friendly. This town loves bicycles!Nice relaxing and inviting vibe here.

Continued WONDERFUL experiences in local, Dayton-Springfield area breweries!! I don't care if you don't drink a drop, I think the brewery scene is a great, laid-back place for young, old, middle of the road (and dogs!!) to come together, try new brews, and get away from the same old, same old, cookie-cutter chain experience. You can't help but be impressed by the time and dedication that the owners have put into getting their "baby" off the ground, and even if you're not a true blue beer fan, there's A LOT to appreciate here! Industrial, yet cozy set up at the end of the main drag here in Xenia, we luckily arrived early (about 5:30 or so), put a dinner order in at the outside food truck, and found great seats right in the middle of everything. Bob ordered a flight of some interesting sounding IPAs, I sampled a tasty peach cider, and we played some table shuffleboard while waiting for our dinner to be brought in and the band to set up and start playing. Friendly crowd, knowledgeable staff, great local band, nice setting (check out the outdoor patio once the warm weather returns!) and some awesome home brews to sample!! Can't go wrong..!!! Hope to be back again soon!!

Really tasty beer. Particularly enjoyed the Blackberry Wheat beer. Was full flavored without being overly bready. The only knock is that the brewery was really, really warm, like sit there and sweat warm.

Devil Wind is a new brewery. It's surprisingly good for the location. This area needs better bar options. Finally something to drink other than Bud and Miller. It's not some nasty hole either. This looks hip and modern. I had the Frontier IPA. It's about $5 for a pint. This wasn't overly hoppy like many of this variety. It would have been nice to try more but I had to drive. The inside is clean and spacious. It has merchandise for sale including shirts. The staff was capable of answering questions about the beer, so they seem like they know their stuff. I would like to try some more of their beers. It's new so they are still just getting started. Maybe they will have more the next time.

I'm happy to see new breweries popping up! This area would be really cool if they fixed it up a bit (downtown Xenia). My boyfriend and I had been hearing good things about Devil Wind ever since they opened up. So we had pretty high expectations. The building is cute. It's got a nice relaxed vibe inside. The employees were great, very kind and willing to help. But...I have to say the beers weren't that great. We live about 35 minutes South of this place so it was kind of a let down to drive out there for not good beer. And to be fair, I only tried three of them, but that's because The rest of them were IPAs and I don't like IPAs unless they are made really well and really juicy. The stout tasted like a cigarette ashtray. My boyfriend got a New England IPA that was not good. And I ended up with the ESB which was drinkable, but it's safe to say we didn't stay for a second round. I truly wish the best for this new brewery and look forward to trying other beers from them later down the line.

Live from a very empty patio (all the patrons are at tables in the back) issa review! I was driving back from Yellow Springs to Cincy and abruptly turned in once I saw the brewery open. Im a dark beer drinker, preferably something with high abv so was excited when I saw the night stalker which is a dark beer with 9.5% abv! In the covid era I won't consume anything inside so I was delighted that they had an empty space for me to sip this delicious brew with as much peace as one can have in the era of a pandemic. Prices were reasonable and wine x cocktails were available for folks who don't drink beer. Definitely stop by, i think theres something for everyone and the strip of downtown Xenia is low key cool.

The nitro stout is spectacular -- smooth and rich with a thick, creamy head. Red Velvet Cake stout is OK, with a distinctive sweetness. Their mule is crisp, light, and refreshing.I think I may have been there at a down time for them. Though it was a Friday night, there was no band, and there weren't many customers. There's no food service (other than a food truck parked outside). The bar itself is very sparsely decorated. Cool to see all the old tornado history, but there's not much else. Having said that, it's probably a pretty fun place when there's a band and more people, or when the weather is nice enough to sit outside. And that nitro stout -- yum! And the mule would be perfect on a hot summer day. Oh, and the folks behind the bar were very friendly. I'd definitely stop again for the beer.