Fabled Brew Works

It's official - I have found my favorite brewery in Ohio. Yep. Fabled is THAT awesome.They had 30 taps when we visited - everything from an IPA to a sour to a stout to many meads - and they were all phenomenal. We had enough folks in our party to get flights and try all that was offered (early Nov 2024) and none of them sucked. The service was respectfully playful and we enjoyed our conversations with our beertender all day. Stand outs: the barrel aged beer with ice cream powder (table swirl it!), the Grimace, and the PB&J variants. ALL were awesome, though! Merch also is sweet and I got a lightweight zippered hoodie to go. The Gobblin' Goblin was the food truck on site when we visited on a Friday - and it was great (and another review to do). Want to take beers with ya? They can do Crowlers of most of the beers on tap and several of the meads were pre-bottled and in the cooler for purchase. We will definitely be back any time we are close to Fabled Brew Works!

Fabled is kind of hidden and out of the way, but we really enjoyed their beers. They have a pretty unique variety. They have several meads and barley wines and sours. It might not be for everyone, but it worked for us. I also love the hobbit/Harry Potter/world of Warcraft type theme they have going on.

Awesome. Simply awesome. Owners & Staff are outstanding. WIDE selection of beer & mead. I had the White Witch & the Mirkwood.

What a gem located off of Dixie Highway. So many choices to choose from and the bartenders were fantastic. I can't wait to go back and try some of their Meads. They also have a food truck which we didn't try maybe next time

What a fun place! The bartender let us try several meades and brews before we ordered. We played trivia. I love the bathroom decor! Great selection of drinks. BYO dinner. We brought Jet pizza.

Still one of my favorite places in Kentucky. A fine selection of beers, gose, sours and an excellent selection of meades! Love the Bugsy strawberry pina colata Meade.... Nice for a Summer sipper.

Had a really great time at Fabled! I don't know much about mead, but they had a lot of different flavors and styles, along with an extensive beer list. The bar staff was very friendly and helped us navigate the menu. We did not try the food truck outside, but apparently they have food trucks frequently so there is always a good option. They also had several events advertised like trivia, which I love at a bar. Really enjoyed the theme of the bar and the ambiance. Very cool lighting. The location is kinda in the middle of nowhere, but worth the try.

Great stop by the airport! Awesome variety of beers, sours, stouts and meads. Fun themed decor and motif through beer names and details.Food truck usually on site.

Stopped in to Fabled on our way to see the horses in the stables at Turfway before our races. Beautiful building with a nice fairy tale type of vibe. John Ewers, who formerly brewed at Streetside, and Brad Ryles, the mead master, do a wonderful job. When you walk in, you get a forest type of feeling, with trees built into the walls. The beers show the geeky nature of the owners, with beers named after sci-fi and fantasy works. The place is rather small, but does have some outside space, as well. The number of beverages on the wall is astounding and it would take many visits to get through the entire board. Out of everything I tried, the Lembas Lemon Shake was the only one I rated below 4 on Untappd, which is a telling story about how well these two guys brew. Service was great and the beertender was very knowledgable about the beer and mead, able to select the best brews and meads for our pickier members. I did not try the food, but did say hi to Brad, who was out in the food truck slinging Mexican food. It smelled great and I would have nabbed some if I had not already eaten at Wandering Monsters just before swinging over to Fabled.

Cool small brewery in the Northern Kentucky area. The ambiance is really unique, you could say it's a mix between Dungeon and Dragons meets Harry Potter. Apart from the multiple beer options they have different mead flavors. The bartenders are pretty cool and friendly. Although they don't have a kitchen to provide food to table they tend to have a food truck at least on the weekends, I've been there a couple of times now and both times there was a different food truck, but I don't know if that's all the time. Although I love food trucks, it would be great if they would have some sort of fix food menu to provide the customers besides chips, specially after a few meads.