There's no mistaking that Cleveland is a beer town. Whether we're knocking one back and a new brewery or drowning our sorrows after a Browns loss, beer is engrained in Cleveland's DNA. With that, it's only right that we put together a guide walking you through all that Cleveland's beer scene has to offer.
The Brew Kettle — Brew your own beer in their 6-kettle person brew system.
Brick and Barrel — Thoughtful craft beers made in small batches make this place stand out.
Cleveland Brewery — Owner John Fuduric uses his neighbors for beer inspiration.
Fat Head's Brewery — Reinspire your palate with these hoppy, fruity beers
Forest City Brewery — This 40-seat brewery is old-school to its core.
Great Lakes Brewing Co. Ohio's first craft brewery keeps up with the trends.
Hansa Brewery — Creative brews will put this German gem on the top of your list.
HiHo Brewery — Everything about this brewery is a family affair
Hofbrauhaus Cleveland — All the beer here is made with ingredients shipped from Germany
Hoppin' Frog — These award-winning brews are accompanied by nightly events and a hearty menu.
Local Brewers make a case for craft beers
Market Garden Brewery — This local brewery can pump out nearly 1,000 gallons of beer per day.
Nano Brew Cleveland — This small brewery can get as creative as it wants with a one-barrel system.
New Albion Beer — BrewDog USA is now churning out its New Albion Red and Oatmeal Stout.
Noble Beast Brewing — Cleveland's industrial past meets its creative future inside of Noble Beast.
Ohio City Brewing Co. — The fourth time's a charm for this brewery.
Railroad BrewingCo. — This Avon brewery runs the gamut in terms of its flavor selection.
Rocky River Brewing Co. — The nearly 24-year-old brewpub has a list of time-tested seasonals.
Sibling Revelry Brewing — Find comfort in the classics at this 22-handle taproom.
Thirsty Dog Brewing Co —This tap room has expanded into the Flats. 
