Brewery Profile

Farm by Beer Tree Brew

For visitors exploring craft beer around Port Crane, this is the original Beer Tree location and the pilot brewhouse for the larger organization. The first impression is not an urban barroom but a timber frame taproom, with exposed trusses, a fireplace seating area, and the sense that brewing, dining, and outdoor space are all part of the same visit. The deck looks out across the broad property beside the Chenango River, giving the site a more open and rural feel than many small taprooms. Because this location handles Beer Tree’s initial small-batch brewing operations, it functions as both a public gathering place and a working test site within the company’s broader brewery footprint.

Travelers moving through this part of New York often look for stops that combine regional beer with room to linger: a taproom that is tied to its land, outdoor seating when the weather allows, and enough food to make the visit more than a quick flight. Farm by Beer Tree Brew fits that pattern through its deck, beer garden, and field space used for outdoor activities and yard games. Specific beer availability should be confirmed at the bar, since the known role of the site is small-batch and pilot brewing rather than a single fixed list. For visitors interested in how a brewery develops beers on a smaller scale before they become part of a larger operation, that role is part of the appeal.

The food program is also part of the practical draw. The in-house restaurant focuses on Mexican-American cuisine, and the location is specifically known for Foxy Fries. Visitors who want a sit-down taproom experience can plan around both beer and food rather than treating the brewery as a drinks-only stop. The fireplace area makes sense for colder months, while the deck, beer garden, and field space are the amenities to look for in milder weather. Anyone planning a visit should treat the taproom as the best place to confirm the day’s pours, food availability, and how outdoor areas are being used, especially if yard games or river-view seating are part of the reason for stopping.

Farm by Beer Tree Brew operates as the original location and pilot brewhouse for the larger Beer Tree organization in Port Crane, New York. This facility features a timber frame taproom characterized by exposed trusses and a fireplace seating area, complemented by a deck that offers views of the expansive property adjacent to the Chenango River. The site includes a dedicated beer garden and field space utilized for outdoor activities and yard games. An in-house restaurant serves a menu focused on Mexican-American cuisine, with the establishment specifically known for its Foxy Fries item. This location handles the initial small-batch brewing operations for the company.

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197 NY-369, Port Crane, NY 13833, USA, Port Crane, New York, 13833

Phone: (607) 204-0712

Website: https://www.beertreebrew.com/farm

Hours: TAPROOM Monday: 3pm - 9pm Tuesday: 3pm - 9pm Wednesday: 3pm - 9pm Thursday: 3pm - 9pm Friday: 11am - 10pm Saturday: 11am - 10pm Sunday: 10am - 8pm KITCHEN Monday: 3pm - 8pm Tuesday: 3pm - 8pm Wednesday: 3pm - 8pm Thursday: 3pm - 8pm Friday: 11am - 9pm Saturday: 11am - 9pm Sunday: 10am - 7pm