Brewery Profile

Buffalo Brewing Co

For a visitor, the main impression is a brewery tied to older brewing infrastructure rather than a stand-alone taproom with no local context. Buffalo Brewing Company operates a production facility in a historic brewery structure formerly known as Schreiber Brewing Company, and that connection gives the business a clear place in its beer scene: it is using inherited brewing space while continuing to make contemporary beer. The Myrtle Avenue tasting room and beer garden in Larkinville are the public-facing stop, with pours drawn from a range of house styles. The setting is best understood as a place to sample what the brewery is producing, not as a venue with a widely documented list of extras or fixed attractions.

Travelers in this region often look for brewery stops that offer both variety and a sense of place. A visit here fits that pattern because the brewery’s identity is linked to historic brewery properties as well as current production. The beer list is described broadly rather than by specific flagship names, so visitors should expect to choose from changing or varied styles rather than arrive looking for one confirmed beer. Flights are a useful option for anyone trying to compare several pours, while pints suit a longer stop. The separate Hydraulic District tasting room, also near Larkinville, adds another way to experience the brewery without needing to visit the production site itself.

Practical details are fairly straightforward, but some specifics should be confirmed before going. The Myrtle Avenue location includes a tasting room and beer garden, while the Hydraulic District tasting room offers flights, pints, and packaged cans for off-site consumption. Packaged beer availability may vary, so the taproom is the place to confirm the day’s pours and cans. Food service, tour availability, hours, reservations, patio rules, and family or pet policies are not established from the available information. The company is also undertaking restoration work on a second historic brewery property on Fillmore Avenue, which may interest visitors following the area’s brewing architecture, though it should not be assumed to be a regular visitor amenity unless the brewery confirms access.

Buffalo Brewing Company operates a production facility utilizing a historic brewery structure, previously known as Schreiber Brewing Company. The brewery maintains traditional methods while integrating modern brewing technology. Its tasting room and beer garden are situated in the Larkinville neighborhood on Myrtle Avenue, offering a selection of the brewery's varied beer styles. Additionally, the brewery maintains a separate tasting room in the Hydraulic District, also near Larkinville, where patrons can purchase flights, pints, and packaged cans for off-site consumption. The company is currently undertaking restoration work on a second historic brewery property located on Fillmore Avenue.

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790 Hop Rd, Toppenish, Washington, 98948-9674

Website: https://buffalo-brewing-company.com/