Dew Point Brewing Company

Steve Whalen

Nice drive to get there and a cool outside sitting area with a variety of tables and umbrellas for shade. Small taproom upstairs. Bring your own food or snacks. Lots of dogs and kids playing. Cool vibes.

Will Trout

I didn't realize I hadn't written Dew Point a review! We really love coming here. We find the outdoor space is wonderful any time of year. It's great during COVID to hang outside and have a beer. Bring your own snacks and maybe some chairs if it's busy. I'd highly recommend taking a stroll in the nearby parks to work up your thirst. I find all their beer runs on the richer side of things so I often order lighter than I normally would but there's always something very good on tap. I appreciate that they're always exploring new offerings. They often have outdoor concerts which are great though I really prefer it when it isn't busy; especially when there's a cover fee. That's just my preference though.

Brett Skipper

Dew Point is a fun brewery in Northern Delaware. The beer runs about the middle of the pack as far as Delaware Breweries go buy the ambience and live music make it one of the coolest breweries to hang out at. If can you can make it on an evening with good weather you will be there for quite a while. There is a nice hill to sit on. Just bring chairs. Most weekends there is a food truck as well. Definetly check it out!

Shane Macas-Senn

This place is very unassuming from the outside because when you drive up it looks like an old factory. There is a sign that states: "go around back for the tasting room" and this is where the experience begins. They have quite a few brews on tap and there is enough room to sit comfortably. The day I went they had a live band and the atmosphere is very sensual. I had their Richenweizen and it was very delicious, had a slight banana taste with hints of toast and chocolate. Pictured below, the glass was only $5! They have growlers for sale too. I honestly loved it and it could become my go-to brew. So needless to say, if you want to support local brews and want something off of the beaten path then DP is the place to go.