This Farmhouse-Style Brewery And Restaurant In Idaho Will Be Your New Favorite Hangout
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Is there any better way to spend an afternoon than by enjoying good food and local beer with family or friends? It doesn’t seem like it! Lucky for us Idahoans, the Gem State has more than its fair share of local breweries. Matchwood Brewing in Sandpoint is a neighborhood favorite for its rustic farmhouse ambiance, a menu of fresh eats, and of course, its wide selection of tasty brews.
Sandpoint's neighborhood brewery, Matchwood Brewing Company is a local brewery that is dedicated to fostering positive community connection and change - one handcrafted beer at a time!
Matchwood Brewing opened in 2018 and it quickly became a beloved community hangout spot. Boasting a fun farmhouse vibe and plenty of space to spread out, we can definitely see why.
If you love exploring Idaho's craft beer scene, you'll most definitely love Matchwood Brewing's offerings. They proudly offer a diverse tap list with everything including English, German, and American style ales, all of which have been handcrafted with time-honored brewing techniques.
Beer lovers will love the wide variety of brews, but Matchwood also carries wine (by the glass or bottle), kombucha, and regionally-sourced cider for those who want to try something else. There's also plenty of soft beverages for the kids to enjoy!
Beer isn't all they do. Matchwood also boasts a food menu with fresh and tasty eats. Using ingredients from local and regional purveyors, the seasonal menu is full of dishes that are simple, substantial, and absolutely delicious. And they pair perfectly with a cold beer!
With a huge outdoor space and community room, Matchwood is a great place to hold an event or hang out with friends. They regularly host different events and live music, too, so keep an eye out for their calendar.
This local brewery is a gem in Sandpoint, Idaho. Whether you're a regular or simply passing through, you'll be greeted warmly and treated like a friend at Matchwood Brewing Company. Visit their website to learn more.
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