Upland Brewing Company burst onto the Indiana scene in 1998, and it has spent the last twoâplus decades turning local farms into a playground for hopâmad alchemists. Their lineup swings from woodâaged sour ales that smell like a cellar in a perfume shop to New England IPAs that could convince even the most skeptical palate that fruit isnât just for breakfast. Every glass is a tiny history lesson, a reminder that a wellâplaced barley grain can be just as thrilling as a wellâtimed punchline.
The brewpubs and tasting rooms scattered across the state feel less like sterile showrooms and more like lively pubs where conversation roams as freely as the beer. Brunch comes with a side of gravy (yes, gravy), a quirky nod to comfort food that somehow works. Families are welcome, thanks to reasonably priced kidsâ meals and a staff that can corral large groups without breaking a sweat. Service is attentive, friendly, and never pretentiousâjust enough to make you think youâve stumbled into a secret society of craft lovers (the founders, who had worked together for years, decided early on that community should be the main ingredient). In short, Upland delivers variety, charm, and a solid dose of Indiana pride in every pint.
Reviewers praise Upland Brewing Clay Terrace for its excellent food, good beers, and great service, particularly accommodating large groups and families with kids. Warmth of dishes may vary, but overall quality is consistently high.
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