Copperhead Brewery

This place is pretty low key. It was my 1st visit and everyone was very friendly, even the bar patrons. The bartender offered great recommendations and samples. The place was clean and you can tell they get a lot of "regulars"... There's a pool table and you can opt to sit at the bar or at a table or booth. We sat at a booth and had to go to the counter for beers. It was around lunchtime so I'm uncertain if that had an effect... The bar doesn't serve food but you can order at The Hoppy Kitchen (right outside) and they bring it to you inside.

I stopped in at Hoppy Kitchen next door for some killer pizza and what do I find but an amazing craft brewery I didn't even know existed.After 30 years of beer drinking, with a keen liking for the dark and flavorful, I consider myself experienced enough to say these guys stouts will have your taste buds shuddering with joy. They have a good assortment of IPA, Stouts, and lagers. I started with the Medusa Belgian quad. I'm a big fan of quads and this one is right up there with the mountain dwelling brewing monks themselves. This lightly carbonated beauty is so rich, deep, and flavorful, with a fruity undertone that is not overwhelming. I immediately bought a 4 pack to go.I also tried their King of Terror seasonal Chocolate/Coffee stout which was delicious as well. Give it a swirl in the chalice and watch how it coats the sides. Perfect beer for the colder weather!Give this place a try, you won't be disappointed if you are a beer lover! Don't forget to take a look in the warehouse at the beautiful fermentation vessels. I've never wanted to be a brewmaster so badly!

Excellent small brewery (considerably smaller than Southern Star) with a one-on-one tour of the brewery, as well as small tasting samples of the brews available on tap at the bar so you can try before you buy. Plus they have games out on the tables at the booths and a Bobby Boucher foosball table. What's not to like?The personal touch at Copperhead was noticeable from one foot in the door confirming the parking situation outside, going out back to move The Dragon to more ideal parking, and then returning inside for beer and table type games. The bartender let me know the details of the brewery tour (just let her know when I am ready for the tour after downing some suds and she will go out back and rustle up the tour giver) and then coolly allowed small samples as my drinking companion and I decided on beers. Many bartenders roll their eyes or get sassy about samples but not this one. Which was a nice touch that they want you to try their stuff and figure out what YOU like, not what you read about on the internets that other people have liked on untappd, the grindr of beers. The generous samples confirmed mine and the Lieutenant's preferences for our full sized chalices of ordered and paid for beer which the bartender provided swiftly even though she was pretty busy already with other gentlesirs and their orders. The cherry medusa unsurprisingly uses Copperhead's medusa as the base and then kicks it up a notch. It is like Three Philosopher's a bit; but with more cherry and a less chalky mouth coating. In short, one of the best high ABV/low price beers you can get and this big and beautiful brew has the lord's mightiest fruit, cherry, soldiering forth across the wasteland of your tongue and into (muy italics) tu corazón. In two words or less, it is a rejuvenating elixir.It was a strange sensation to have a "private tour" of a brewery. Not because I am a man about town with a mighty fine hat and this was a favour to me and my hat; but just because nobody else in the nearly filled taproom wanted the tour, including my drinking companion. What to heck buddy. Let's learn how this sweet sweet mana of the heavens is made. The tour giver was familiar with their nearby neighbors Southern Star of course. He compared and contrasted. This is a much smaller brewery but size isn't everything, right fellas?I've had several tours of Southern Star because I like walking around buildings with a beer in the tender crook of my elbow and I have never had the same tour guide once. Just like at St A's. I feel like next time I roll through Copperhead Road like John Lee Pettimore the same tour giver is still going to be giving the tour and it will personalized and customized as it was for me to allow you to ask a variety of questions about how this potion of revitalization gets her magick.The bartender in the taproom was pretty honest about the availability of certain beers being rotated and sporadic, as in what was available was available because someone had decided that morning before they opened to tap this keg over that one and it was there until it ran out and then it might be a very long time before we see it again. The tour giver hadn't even known cherry medusa was on tap that day so he may have thought I just had it on the lizard brain, rather than on the brain brain because I had just savoured one or three before the tour began.People who like uncertainty will enjoy the quirky aspect of sporadic/unpredictable availability of certain beers in the taproom, especially the sexier unicorns (like cherry medusa) rather than the flagship types. People who maybe want to come here for a specific beer may have less enthusiasm about the whole thing.Excellent small brewery. Cherry Medusa is a big hit. Time for more foosball, if not more cherry medusa.

Such a fun atmosphere, great people, cute doggos, next door has good food! The beer was light but strong on the end.

A great place even if you don't drink beer! But the beer is good, too. The food is exceptional. Everyone is friendly even the dog. Service is very good and the location is central to Conroe.

Love this place. It was very low key. Beer was great. Husband and I had a great time hanging out.

Copperhead Brewery is a hidden treasure located in the Conroe area. I always make sure to stop there when I'm visiting my friends in the Conroe area, and I have never once left disappointed. The staff is very friendly and actually care about their customers. Copperhead has plenty of great beers, but their Medusa Belgium Dark is one of my favorite Belgiums of all time. And the great part about visiting the Brewery is all the variations of Medusa they release which included Barrel aged, Cherry, and Black Currant. They also have a great Triple (Athena) and toasty dark Imperial Double Stout (Black Venom).Copperhead has plenty of indoor and outdoor seating and is dog friendly which is a huge plus. They also include great bar games such as Jenga and a pool table. The inside has a very hole in the wall local pub feeling, and the outside has your typical brewery feel. The food truck that Copperhead has on location is also great.

Loving the vibe here. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable about their offerings. The new kitchen was legit! The chips and fish were delicious and malt vinegar just adds to the legitimacy. The pizza was fresh and delicious as well. It is great to see how the selection from this brewery has expanded but that they still have the same quality.

Best bourbon barrel Porter around... and dog friendly . And the Hoppy Kitchen on-site has great food. Their burgers and fish and chips are awesome.

First of all, we came here for a beer and absolutely not intending to eat dinner. We had dinner waiting at home BUT I love fish and chips and saw Mike had them on the menu at The Hoppy Kitchen. Best absolutely the best I've ever had. And then he brought us mushrooms w/ his special dip. Heavenly!Not to mention, Mike is awesome!