Welcome to
South County Brewing
We are a production brewery and taproom located in Fawn Grove, Pennsylvania, brewing a wide array of ales and lagers that represent our dedication to quality and continuing curiosity. You can purchase our canned beer, draft beer and merch in the taproom. We also have a large patio that is open between April and November. Please note our Patio is Non-smoking, but we do have a designated smoking area out front.
We do not have a kitchen but we do have light snack foods, you can alos order take-out from our neighbors at Jimmy’s Grill
Due to heavy demand we do not have retail kegs for sale at this time however we almost always have several canned selections to go.
Please call ahead if you’re looking for specific beers; due to demand certain brands may periodically be unavailable. You can find our real time draft and can availability by navigating the tabs above.
You can see our entire production area from the taproom window. If you are traveling with a large group of 15 or more we encourage you to call the taproom so we can better prepare for your visit.
Please note that we do not fill crowlers or growlers. We understand these are popular within the craft beer world but it has been our experience they are really poor containers for beer. Our 16 oz cans are the best package to ensure freshness.
We are family and dog friendly. We ask everyone to keep dogs on our patio per health department requirements.
Sound Machine XPA
Sound Machine is an Extra Pale Ale brewed with wheat, oats and lactose sugar. A melange of citrus, orange pith, floral and tropical notes, low bitterness and very aromatic. Turn it up to 11.
Cosmic Nod
A heavily dry hopped, saturated, hazy New England Style Pale Ale. The Galaxy hop is the star of this beer. Notes of candied peach, guava, gum and mild citrus with a subtle grassiness. Like all things unified in the interstellar landscape, render yourself to the Cosmic Nod.
Intervals
The Intervals series is a platform that allows our brewers to study new ingredients and brewing techniques. As we develop new profiles they often graduate to their own label. From single hop varieties to alternate grains we want you to explore with us! Experiment, Learn, Repeat.
