This is such a small specialised brewery that there is very little to be shown to visitors. It was clear that the guide was extremely proud of the brewery and the things she was showing us. However compared with other major breweries there is very little to see. Plenty of samples of the various beers were freely available and lunchfood was provided. Readers please note that this is not a pub open to the public.

I don’t know where to begin.....
First of all, you have to book a tour in advance which it says NOWHERE! My group got there and it was THEN we found out you have to book it in advance. It doesn’t say it on their website, online, on the business card, NOWHERE! The website is so old that the prices are still in kroonid (Estonia’s old currency from over 10 years ago).

We mainly came to buy souvenir shirts and sweaters which on their website says they have. Well guess what- we got there and no shirts! WOW! The only thing to purchase were large beer mugs (yeah sure like I’m gonna fit that in my suitcase).

We called the number on the business card and the people on the other end were no help whatsoever. They told us to book now, but they didn’t understand we were already there. Everyone kept telling us different things and it was nauseating. We couldn’t go in for a tour but yet there were others walking around with yellow “visitor” vests- what????

Spent $40 on uber’s there and back, just to be disappointed. Ruined my day.

If you ever hate someone so much, just send them to the brewery. It will crush them like it did to me and my friends.

Small bar with only 2 taps, however they are good ones! Friendly people. Would have liked to see more about their long history.

It is goof for gatherings and come together for summer evenings. Still the stairways are dark. Outside the parking lot is unlighted and there are too few outside seatings.

Been several times while visiting family.
The brewery is more like an interesting pub.
When weather is nice, grab one of the few tables outside.
Really good beer!