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Brewery Review: Double Nickel Brewing Co in Pennsauken

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Double Nickel Brewing Co is one of the latest breweries to come across South Jersey!

I visited this brewery pretty soon after they were opened and was blown away at how established this brewery already was.

For starters, this is one of the biggest breweries I’ve been to. Their tasting room is huge! It’s also very well done – organized, clean, clear design theme will a big bar. Their branding is everywhere! They really did a good job with it.

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Like all breweries, you need to take a tour before you can try the beer. As we walked through, I got to see how big this brewery actually was!

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I also found out on the tour that the facility used to be a gym, which would explain the size of the location. There is plenty of seating all around the brewery, and it would be a great space to rent out for parties. They even have their own spot for corn hole!

At the time I was there they only had their flagship beers on tap. It was $6 to try 4 beers on a flight.

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I chose to try:
– Pilsner
– Vienna Lager
– Stout
– Strong Rye

Drink all the beer! 🍺 @doublenickelbrewingco #dnbc #southjersey #pennsauken #NewJersey #drinklocalnj #njisntboring

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Isn’t that a sharp looking flight? The tasting glasses were neat too. They looked like plastic cup, but they were in fact glass.

I was partial to their Pilsner and the Vienna Lager, but all four beers were great.

We ended up taking a growler of the Pilsner to go. All and all, a fantastic brewery visit.

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I look forward to what this brewery will have on tap in the future!

About Double Nickel Brewing Co:

(From their Website)  We don’t have a storybook tale about leaving boring desk jobs to turn a homebrewing hobby into a business. The truth is, we never did the desk job thing.

Head Brewer and Co-Founder Drew Perry has been brewing beer his whole professional life, working his way from the packaging line to head brewer. At his most recent gig, Drew lead recipe development and contract brewing for a Virginia-based operation that produced beer for dozens of other microbreweries. But the dream was always the same: to return to New Jersey and start his own brewery, using his own recipes and sharing the experience with friends and family.

Address: 1585 NJ-73, Pennsauken Township, NJ; (856) 356-2499
Hours: Mon – Fri: 4-10pm; Sat: 12-10pm; Sun: 12-5pm

Check out more info on their Website!

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