Glasstown Brewing Company

This place has always been good but went there for the first time since not long after it opened and they’ve really come a long way. Cool atmosphere, great service, free popcorn/​peanuts, and great beer. 609 IPA is my current favorite but definitely all worth a try. Awesome that you can bring lunch/​dinner/​snacks and just hang out for a few hours. Hope these guys continue to do what they do!

I have worked with Paul over the past year on their equipment purchases, and they are a great company to work with! They brew great products, and I highly recommend them.

At long last, I finally made it to Glasstown on Saturday night. I went with a few local regulars who showed me the ropes.
What I learned:
1. Grab free popcorn from the popcorn machine.
2. Eat the provided peanuts.
3. It’s really hard to find a bad beer here. Do not even look for a bad beer. Actually, I don’t know who would do that anyway… but you get the point.
By the end of the night, I had rated all of my flight’s beers above 4 stars on Untappd. That *never* happens. All staff were super helpful and welcoming, and they even came to the table to get drink orders and to drop off beer. No awkward I’m-going-to-SPILL walk! As a huge klutz, this made me (and, likely, their floor) happy.
Check out their foundry and honey brown, if they’re on. No matter how you feel about pumpkins, you’re also likely to enjoy their pumpkin porter. Unless you don’t like porters.
Be sure to wander around the back to see their stash of malt, kegs and mash tuns before you leave.
You get the full brewery experience at Glasstown, and that’s awesome. I’m so happy this place exists in SJ! Can’t wait to go back to try their (allegedly!) wonderful Christmas ale.

What an awesome brewery!!! It’s a little far from our house, about an hour away but well worth the trip. This is just a tasting room, but you can bring your old food/​get delivery to the brewery. They also provide peanuts and fresh popcorn for their guests.
This is right next to the Millville Airport, they don’t have huge signs for the brewery so you may get lost.
The boyfriend and I each did a flight. You get 4 5 oz pours for $ 8. I really enjoyed all the beers there. I tried the clash of the pumpkins, nightcap blonde ale, lunch pale ale, and glasstown founders. all were delicious. The staff was super friendly and nice.
We definitely plan on going back, just need the fill the car with friends, a board game, and food and it’ll be a fun time at the brewery!

I’m here at least 3 times a month. This is my favorite local brewery. All the beer on tap is pretty good, my two favorites are founders ale (flagship beer) and black hops. They also have a popcorn machine and that’s always a plus. The brewery his pet friendly too.

I loved this spot, so unique, great craft beers!

10 kinds of beer on tap! Delicious vender’s food! Fantastic time with local people!
Taste: Great! I’m not an IPA fan but I enjoyed their IPA somehow. I wish they had more summery lighter beer.
Price: Beer flight 4 for $ 6?! I reckon. I was not drunk there but do not remember clearly…
The staffs: Friendly and passionate.
Interior: Simple but many small cute lights and tvs. Free popcorn machine too.
Parking: Free everywhere.
Close to a small airport. I saw some helicopters. Wide open area mostly. It was really relaxing.
CAUTION: They open only Thu-​Sun.

This is my kind of place!
Nearby, homey, and full of tasty suds. Indeed the best thing Millville has going for it!
Just a four-​walled non-​descript building at the airport. The doors are opened and large screens are there. This let’s in the breeze but keeps out the bugs. There’s about five tables and a bar with about 10 stools.
There are 10 beers on tap, all brewed on premises. Get a flight, four six-​ounce samples so you know what kind of growler to take home with you. The bartenders are super friendly as are the guests. A food truck is there each day with good food (lamb, steaks, etc.).
Take the tour, sit down with friends, and enjoy your day. Seriously, Millville needs to be visited for this place alone.
I believe the flight is less expensive than mugs. Twenty-​four ounces for six dollars compared to $ 5 for a glass. Even if it is 16 ounces, the flight is the deal.

Glasstown is a great upcoming brewery in South Jersey!
I’ve been going there since the beginning (flights were $ 7.00 because they had fewer beers). They seem to have a new beer every time I come back. Love the popcorn cart and the byof (bring your own food) policy. Although I wouldn’t be surprised if they start selling pub food by the end of this year.
My favorite beer is the Night Cap– a delicious Belgian style brew.
Love that their samples are $ 1.50 so you can try a brew before committing to it.
Their staff has always been friendly and willing to talk if you start conversation or ask questions. It might take a few extra minutes to order when they get busy but they always seem to acknowledge your presence when you’re waiting (customer service pet peeve of mine!)
I first expected their vibe to attract pretentious hipsters or your typical Jersey red neck crowds, but their clientele is not that at all! The place is simple, intimate and clean. But like I said, something new changes every time I visit.
They are definitely worth a visit, especially in nice weather when the garage doors are open. (Bring sunglasses because the sun hits the brewery during the summer.)
Enjoy!

Twenty-​six breweries and counting! NJ is sorely lacking behind when it comes to craft breweries per capita but lucky for us, breweries are constantly popping up all around us. Glasstown is one of the newest breweries to open it’s doors in 2013. My buddy and I finally made it here a couple of weeks back and I’m glad we made the trek!
No official tours but some tasty beer with a friendly staff and a free smile. We tried their Lunch Pale Ale, 609 IPA, Smith and Wood Foundry Ale, and It’s a Wonderful Ale. We even chatted for a bit with the owners who happily answered all of our questions.
Unless you live close by, you may not really have much reason to be in the area. Even so, Glasstown is worth taking a trip to. My suggestion would be to make a day out of it and check out Glasstown, Tuckahoe, and Cape May Brewing Company. Good beer and good people. You can’t go wrong.

Good times visiting the Glasstown Brewing Company. a small little place that has a great selection of craft beer that is as fresh as can be. The tap room is a decent size and has an open air atmosphere as it’s a unique little place built out of a garage with a air plane next to it! The staff were cool and the beer prices were perfect. Craft beer lovers should put this little place on a visit soon. it’s a change up from your typical tap room.

it is great to see another micro brew start up. when you pull up to the four car garage, next to a small airport you may have you doubts but don’t hesitate. the place has a great vibe and the staff a very welcoming. the tour is about two seconds long but the beer is out of this world. get a five oz taste for a 1.50. That’s cheap enough to try them all. i hope this place does well