Country Line Hops & Brewery sits in Hartsville, Indiana, where the locals have finally found a place that respects both hop science and a decent pint. Their beer list reads like a hop‑lover’s wish‑list, showcasing varieties you won’t see in the average corner pub – think citrus‑burst Amarillo, pine‑y Simcoe and the occasional experimental hop that sounds like it was bred in a lab. The result is a lineup of seasonal and specialty brews that manage to be daring without pretending to be avant‑garde art.
Weekends transform the brewery into a modest pilgrimage site: tours (which are surprisingly entertaining) let you witness the brass‑clad machinery in action, while the taproom doubles as a small concert venue, complete with live music that makes the beer taste even better. The whole operation is steeped in community spirit – they source ingredients locally, sponsor neighborhood events and genuinely care about the people around them. In short, Country Line delivers solid, well‑crafted beer with a dash of personality, and does it all with a wink at pretension rather than a pretentious sigh.
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