Brewery Profile

Six Ten Brewing

In Tampa’s Town ‘N’ Country area, Six Ten Brewing was part of the local craft beer conversation for about a decade. Its story was tied to owners who left corporate work for brewing, and the brewery became known as a community-focused stop rather than just another name on a tap list. When it was operating, a visitor walking in would have found a brewery with an established identity in the Tampa Bay beer scene: approachable enough for casual drinkers, but with enough range to interest people following local beer closely. Its reputation rested on a core lineup and regular variation, not on a single narrow style.

Travelers seeking beer in the Tampa region often look for contrast: bright, warm-weather-friendly pours, hop-forward ales, and the occasional stronger or more experimental release. Six Ten fit that pattern through beers such as CBGB Berliner Weisse, a tart wheat beer, and TPA double IPA, a more robust entry in the lineup. The brewery was also noted for handling both traditional styles and seasonal releases, which made it the kind of stop where the appeal depended on the day’s board as much as the permanent offerings. For visitors building a Tampa beer itinerary, it represented the neighborhood brewery side of the scene rather than a large destination built around scale.

Practical planning now requires one important note: Six Ten Brewing has closed, so there is no current taproom visit to schedule and no day-of pours to confirm on site. Details about former amenities are not established here, so travelers should treat any old listings, maps, or event posts as historical unless verified through current sources. Its relevance today is mainly as part of the record of Tampa Bay craft beer, especially for those interested in how smaller breweries helped shape drinking neighborhoods beyond the city’s best-known beer corridors.

For a decade, Six Ten Brewing served as a cornerstone of the Tampa Bay craft scene in Town ‘N’ Country, born from the passion of owners who traded corporate life for the mash tun. Known for their impressive core lineup, including the tart CBGB Berliner Weisse and the robust TPA double IPA, they excelled at both traditional styles and innovative seasonal drops. Though the doors have closed, their legacy lives on through the diverse, community-focused beers they poured.

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7052 Benjamin Rd, Tampa, Florida, 33634-3034

Phone: 8138860610

Website: https://www.cltampa.com/food-drink/after-a-decade-tampas-six-ten-brewing-pours-closes-this-weekend-18107017/

Hours: Friday and Saturday: 3 p.m.-10 p.m.; Sunday, June 30: 3 p.m.-8 p.m.