When we set out to brew a Baltic Porter which is a strong black lager – or a lager version of a stout – we knew the beer would be able to stand on its own, but we wanted something more. While the beer cold aged for months, we set out to find the perfect coffee to infuse into the beer. This is the story of how we settled on a bean that hails from the cradle of the coffee in Ethiopia and roasted right here in Atlanta by Docent Coffee.
All November we’re partnering with local charities and organizations to highlight their great work while giving thanks and giving back.
Oktoberfest is on draft and we’re rolling out our inaugural Oktoberfest celebration for 10 days of unique activities, live music, fun activities, beer releases, and great food. Join us 24 Sept – 3 Oct at the brewery.
Celebrating Spring with a mini-Fruhlingsfest with live entertainment and the release of our Resolution Nein. Join us 24-25 April for good beer
As we comb through the taproom lighting fixtures for dead lightbulbs, it dawns on us how far we have come over the past year. Just a week prior we did not have our own power and we were flushing the toilets for the first time. A year ago in November, construction officially began when crews began tearing into the floors to repair and replace the piping and plumbing. And now, construction has officially wrapped up and we can move forward on the next steps toward opening a brewery.
Round Trip Brewing welcomed the arrival our new brewhouse equipment including the mash tun, lauter tun, fermenters, brewkettle and whirlpool, and more.
While most of our business has been conducted at home until we are no longer grounded, we’re bringing you an update on our brewery construction progress.
Learn how you can support local breweries during coronavirus quarantine by buying their beer or purchasing gear from their online stores.
Construction on our two-story 26,000 sq ft brewery has begun. The facility will include a taproom, brewhouse, event space, adaptable outdoor area and more.
