Indiana Craft Beer Directory
Microbreweries
Indiana Microbreweries
Microbreweries from around Indiana appear here as part of the Indy Craft Beer Directory. Each listing links back to coverage on the blog, where you can find brewery profiles, reviews, and release notes.
| Brewery | Location | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Moontown Brewing Company | 345 S Bowers St, Whitestown, IN 46075 | Reviewed on the site |
| MashCraft Brewing | Fishers, Indiana | Featured in brewery coverage |
| Upland Brewing Co | Fountain Square brewery announced | Opening date announcement covered |
| 450 North Brewing | Indiana | Beer release review dated March 30 |
| Taxman Brewing Company | Indiana | Reviewed on the site |
| Wedgewood Brewing | Indiana | Brewery profile, June 2019 |
| Orthocity Brewery and Smokehouse | Indiana | Brewery profile, May 2019 |
| Redemption Alewerks | Indiana | Brewery profile, May 2019 |
| Guggman Haus Brewing | Indiana | Started operations, May 2019 |
| Heavenly Goat | Indiana | Brewery profile |
| Terre Haute Brewing Company | Terre Haute, Indiana | Featured |
| HopLore Brewing | Leesburg, Indiana | Tap takeover at Books & Brews Muncie, November 2020 |
| Sun King Brewing | Broad Ripple Tap Room | Tap room featured |
| Centerpoint Brewing | Indiana | Hosted “Books, Booze and Brains” |
| Big Woods | Hamilton County | Restaurant plans covered |
Some entries reflect earlier coverage rather than current taproom details, so check with the brewery before making a trip.
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Map, Brewpubs & More
Use the Indiana Breweries Map to browse breweries geographically, including a separate list for breweries with food. Brewpub listings live alongside the microbrewery directory in the Indiana Craft Beer Directory.
For profiles, reviews, and industry news, head to the Indy Craft Brew blog, or return to the homepage for the full resource hub.
Beer lovers often discover that the taproom experience is about more than the glass in hand. It is a place where the atmosphere invites conversation, where the lighting feels warm against darker walls, and where the hum of music blends easily with friendly chatter. The setting encourages visitors to slow down, sample a flight, and appreciate the character of each pour in a relaxed, social environment that feels distinctly local. A great taproom balances craftsmanship with hospitality. From the way the taps are arranged to the pour temperature of every pint, small details shape the impression a drinker takes home. Combined with attentive service and a welcoming crowd, those details turn a simple stop into a ritual, giving regulars and first-time guests alike a reason to linger over another round. Events and gatherings are part of the taproom rhythm. Live music, seasonal releases, and community celebrations give the space a rotating energy throughout the year. These occasions turn an ordinary evening into something memorable, offering shared experiences that strengthen the bond between a brewery and the neighborhood it serves. Beyond the bar, a taproom reflects a broader craft beer culture rooted in collaboration and curiosity. Conversations between brewers, fans, and curious newcomers help spread knowledge about ingredients, styles, and traditions. That sense of community extends well past the front door, shaping a regional identity built around good beer and the people who enjoy it together.
Beer lovers often discover that the taproom experience is about more than the glass in hand. It is a place where the atmosphere invites conversation, where the lighting feels warm against darker walls, and where the hum of music blends easily with friendly chatter. The setting encourages visitors to slow down, sample a flight, and appreciate the character of each pour in a relaxed, social environment that feels distinctly local. A great taproom balances craftsmanship with hospitality. From the way the taps are arranged to the pour temperature of every pint, small details shape the impression a drinker takes home. Combined with attentive service and a welcoming crowd, those details turn a simple stop into a ritual, giving regulars and first-time guests alike a reason to linger over another round. Events and gatherings are part of the taproom rhythm. Live music, seasonal releases, and community celebrations give the space a rotating energy throughout the year. These occasions turn an ordinary evening into something memorable, offering shared experiences that strengthen the bond between a brewery and the neighborhood it serves. Beyond the bar, a taproom reflects a broader craft beer culture rooted in collaboration and curiosity. Conversations between brewers, fans, and curious newcomers help spread knowledge about ingredients, styles, and traditions. That sense of community extends well past the front door, shaping a regional identity built around good beer and the people who enjoy it together.
Beer lovers often discover that the taproom experience is about more than the glass in hand. It is a place where the atmosphere invites conversation, where the lighting feels warm against darker walls, and where the hum of music blends easily with friendly chatter. The setting encourages visitors to slow down, sample a flight, and appreciate the character of each pour in a relaxed, social environment that feels distinctly local. A great taproom balances craftsmanship with hospitality. From the way the taps are arranged to the pour temperature of every pint, small details shape the impression a drinker takes home. Combined with attentive service and a welcoming crowd, those details turn a simple stop into a ritual, giving regulars and first-time guests alike a reason to linger over another round. Events and gatherings are part of the taproom rhythm. Live music, seasonal releases, and community celebrations give the space a rotating energy throughout the year. These occasions turn an ordinary evening into something memorable, offering shared experiences that strengthen the bond between a brewery and the neighborhood it serves. Beyond the bar, a taproom reflects a broader craft beer culture rooted in collaboration and curiosity. Conversations between brewers, fans, and curious newcomers help spread knowledge about ingredients, styles, and traditions. That sense of community extends well past the front door, shaping a regional identity built around good beer and the people who enjoy it together.
Beer lovers often discover that the taproom experience is about more than the glass in hand. It is a place where the atmosphere invites conversation, where the lighting feels warm against darker walls, and where the hum of music blends easily with friendly chatter. The setting encourages visitors to slow down, sample a flight, and appreciate the character of each pour in a relaxed, social environment that feels distinctly local. A great taproom balances craftsmanship with hospitality. From the way the taps are arranged to the pour temperature of every pint, small details shape the impression a drinker takes home. Combined with attentive service and a welcoming crowd, those details turn a simple stop into a ritual, giving regulars and first-time guests alike a reason to linger over another round. Events and gatherings are part of the taproom rhythm. Live music, seasonal releases, and community celebrations give the space a rotating energy throughout the year. These occasions turn an ordinary evening into something memorable, offering shared experiences that strengthen the bond between a brewery and the neighborhood it serves. Beyond the bar, a taproom reflects a broader craft beer culture rooted in collaboration and curiosity. Conversations between brewers, fans, and curious newcomers help spread knowledge about ingredients, styles, and traditions. That sense of community extends well past the front door, shaping a regional identity built around good beer and the people who enjoy it together.
