Abandoned Building Brewery

Absolutely fabulous. I don’t live in the area, but after visiting I know I’ll be making the 90 minute car trip more often. Really great beer selection; I’m partial to the dirty girl. Couple that with a warm atmosphere (in both temperature and vibe) and a friendly staff, and you’ve got my ideal hangout spot for any weekday or weekend.

They’re doing really cool things here. Not only are they producing delicious Belgian inspired beers, they also have a brewery specific farm in Hadley that produces some of their hops. They also source from other local farms for malt/​barley/​etc.
If you’re combing craft beer with socially responsible practices, there’s really no wrong.
Not to mention, the trap room is really cozy.

Awesome new brewery in Easthampton! While visiting from out of town, my friends took me here because they know of my love of local craft beer. They didn’t disappoint.
Abandoned Building is, in fact, in a creepy old abandoned building. The brewery space itself is really nice and cozy though. There are pub tables and couches for lounging.
We each had a sampler, which included five beers. A pale ale, a saison, an IPA, a quadruple and a tripel. They were all really delicious, and I appreciated the variety.
I would definitely recommend visiting the brewery for a taste and a growler!

Pretty cool space if you don’t get lost or discouraged before finding it. The parking lot has Honda Civic-​sized pot holes that would break your axle.
There are no signs to direct you to this place and we actually stumbled over another microbrewery sign with City in the name before we found this location. It would help if the entrance to your establishment was not hidden behind a big white 18-​wheeler trailer. Just saying.
Once we got there for the Poems and Pints night, we tastes some decent brews. Of course we enjoyed the Dirty Girl name but my favorite was the Odin.
I’ll be back. During day light. With my hiking boots.

Came here the other night and was pretty impressed with the business. Interesting location in an old industrial park. A small selection of halfway decent beers. I probably won’t go back anytime soon but it was worth the visit anyway.

If you like good beer and you are up for an adventure, Abandoned Brewery is a great place to check out. It is a little hard to find because you have to pull in behind an abandoned building and weave your way to the back of the building. Once you are there, the place opens up into a warm and bright tasting room with plenty of comfortable seating. They have sampler flights as well as beers for purchase. Then, you can pick what you would like for your growler fills. The beer is great — I am a lover of IPAs and their Hoppy Valley IPA is delicious. They also have a really nice saison — Lola’s Saison. This is a must stop for me when I am in the area because the people are nice and the beer is great. It is a really nice item to take over to a friend’s house to share or to bring home and enjoy.
Currently their tasting room hours are Tuesday and Friday from 5−7pm and Saturday from 12−6pm. Their hours change from time to time so you can always call to make sure they are accurate — 413−282−7062. Stop in and enjoy!