Brewery Review - Rhinegeist (Cincinnati, OH)

Rhinegeist
Cincinnati, OH

Rhinegeist Brewery has some of the best views of a brewery in all of Cincinnati. Sure after you make your way upstairs to an old warehouse, you could just stop at the large open tap room. However, the real gem here is the rooftop patio that overlooks all of Cincinnati. Seriously the rooftop is probably one of the best parts of Rhinegeist, but be advised it can be crowded during peak hours so you might just find yourself spending time in the tap room which just so happens to overlook the brewery itself. The main level tap room is a vast open area complete with several bars, lots of tables, and best of all some games like cornhole & ping-pong.

Once you get past the open tap room feel and settle up to the bar, you can order some quality beers. Yes, flights are available here so if you are unsure of what you order you can try several small pours before committing to a single glass. I will probably get some slack for this. However, none of the beers I sampled during my visit wowed me, they were good, yet I have had better beers in Cincinnati, and Rhinegeist didn't quite deliver. On the flip side, I know many people that love their beer so that I will leave that up to you.

Overall the atmosphere here is excellent; it provides fun, feel-good vibe that is perfect for after work, weekends with friends, or just a place to take in the city.

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