DogBerry Brewing

First time here it's a nice place they have a couple food trucks on-site so looking forward to trying one of those.

The proprietor of Boom Burger suggested we come here while we waited for our burgers. I'm glad he did. The service was amazing. They have beer and we don't drink beer. But they made sure we found 2 delicious drinks.

The number one reason I go to dogberry is that this is a very chill and relaxing brewery. Very easy to find a cozy seat and have a quiet conversation with a friend or do some reading. The lager and ales are a throwback style to the bygone days of clean and crisp flavors. Also, I have yet to have waited more than a minute to get a beer. My wife and I like to go here on hot days for all the reasons above. There's just not a good place to get their particularly refreshing style of beer within a 10 mile radius (you'll *know* this the second you take a sip of their blonde or lager when it's above 80 and sunny.) They also make great dark beers and the outdoor patio is comfy for spring and autumn. As far as room for improvement - I'd like to see a maltier beer on tap like a marzen. Most beers are relatively bitter, so people that like a more "drinkable" beer are left to seltzer or wine cocktails. I'd love to see a Helles on tap. Their business appears to be suffering for three reasons : lack of consistent food trucks/easy outside ordering (hot chicks like my wife dig good food at breweries), ineffective advertising (if they went on Ohio on tap they'd be swamped overnight and the chill atmosphere would change), and they have some bad reviews from many years ago when they first opened with a lot of kinks. Overall, this has become one of my top watering holes.

Been here a few times, and even though it's a small brewery they have everything you need. Great staff, board games, tvs, skii-ball and pop shot, video games, cornhole, and sometimes there's a food truck. My one suggestion is to add blinds to the windows that are facing west, the sun is very hot on our faces at sunset. Would return.

Cute little brewery with good beers! My husband the Bengals fan found some mutual fans here to watch the game with. Would come back here for a flight of their latest beers.

Small but mighty! Dogberry brewing is a small brewery located in an industrial zone in mason. It's a bit of a hike to get to but once you find it be prepared to be amazed with quality and tastiness of the beer!Dogberry has a rotating menu of beers with the seasons. I really enjoy stouts and ales which is perfect for the winter season. My friend loves sours unfortunately they had none on tap when we visited but I'm sure they will get more into the rotation!The setup in the bar is nice and there are tons of locals that frequent the brewery. Dogberry has a mug club that seems to be quite generous and it's showing as they have a loyal following.Overall keep up the good work and check Dogberry out! I imagine they aren't going anywhere soon!

Really loved this brewery! I've never heard of it until my boyfriend mentioned it. He really wanted to check it out. I'm glad we did! You walk in and it's very laid back. I was in awe with their old beer collection and display of growlers plastered everywhere. The picnic tables brings it a home and comfortable feel. I was also impressed with the beer selections that we had to try all of them! So my boyfriend and I did two flights.We tried:-Supernova w/ coffee on nitro double chocolate stout-Sir griff IPA-Husky robust porter-On the aisle kolsch -Citra single hop ale-Turnin two IPA-On the black black IPA-Bray's brown brown aleMy favorite is the Supernova and On the black IPA. They were all good, but those two stood out and had great after taste.They also have growlers to go! Service was great, pricing is reasonable and awesome quality beer. What's not to love? We are definitely returning.

We stopped in on a Sunday afternoon. We had a flight of beer and really enjoyed ourselves. Nice place to sit inside or out and the people were very friendly. There was a large selection of great beers to choose from.

Dogberry is your standard micro brewery in an industrial park outside of town. Comfortable taproom with a couple arcade games, cornhole, a small porch. The beer is good, but it doesn't have a particularly large selection or unusual styles to set it apart. Nothing won't with it, but nothing particularly memorable.

Best brewery in town. Each beer is different from the next, with their own individual uniqueness. Great service, knowledgeable staff and an overall great experience.