grand teton brewing company

Grand Teton Brewery produces numerous award winning beers, many of which are on tap that the brewery. Great place to stop for a beer or to refill the growler. Friendly and relaxing atmosphere. Only food available is popcorns so one might want to have a bite before or bring it along. A real taste of the valley. A must stop.

Visited on the way from Targhee to Jackson after skiing. Beer is good. Really is an experience for the beer and beer enthusiasts. Ambiance is "rustic" with wooden tables and free popcorn. Wasn't really a place you could bring your family and have a meal. But the beer. So for people who like beer, visit for that. or get a growler.

We spent almost an entire day at the brewery. It was such a great atmosphere and the people of Victor are so friendly and nice. We also loved the beer!

We stopped on a lark during a road trip over the Tetons. A private function for a local beer club was underway, but we were welcomed at the bar and served a delicious Btch Creek ESB and their American Pale Ale. Our indulgence was limited by having to resume driving, but the half pint was perfectly refreshing and left us wanting more (sometimes a good thing). They serve no food or snacks.If you guess the daily trivia questions, you win a free 1/2 pint - of all days to forget the capitol city of Missouri!I wish we could get Grand Teton beer in Texas.

We stopped here on our long day on the road and enjoyed a few samplings of beer as well as some talk with the locals. All of the beer we tried was good if not great and the resident kitty was nice too! Sit outside and enjoy the view and the weather or sit inside and chat up the friendly bartender.

Our experience with staff here was very unpleasant. The bartender seemed confused and intoxicated. It was approximately 7 pm on a Saturday. It is also very disingenuous for them to refer to this as a brewpub. There is a food truck outside and a brewery inside. I don't think this counts as a brewpub. The beer, however, is really pretty good. I definitely recommend it. The scenery isn't bad either. If you visit in summer you can likely sit outside with decent views of the valley.

Stopped here on the way from Jackson to Boise. It's in a beautiful area. We enjoyed our sampler flights outside on their veranda-like patio while looking out at the green rolling hills surrounding the brewery.There were lots of dogs visiting, too. And the beers were all pretty good, my favorite being their Berliner Weiss, a slightly tangy wheat beer. They had daily specials and a popcorn machine inside as well. There was a food truck setting up in the parking lot when we got there. Not sure how often they get them, though.There's nothing terribly distinctive about this brewery. It's just in a beautiful location and has solid, acceptable beers. Good stop for a beer fix.

What a wonderful experience! The staff, locals and customers made for a very warm and cozy atmosphere. The owner, Ellen, gave us an in depth tour of the brewery. She was very kind, welcoming and informative. The beer was delicious, just wish I could get it on the east coast! We can't wait to go back!

Enjoyed the stout and the Belgium Ale. Staff was extremely nice. Watches some World Cup with locals. Samples offered. Would buy their products if they make it to my part of the world.

Informal setting compared to east coast breweries.The above short changed us, but the drive over from Jackson through the Teton Pass was lovely. Took home 2 six packs, which were very good (Sweetgrass). Loved their shirts and hats. Staff were very cordial and apologetic. Just wasn't practical for us to return, sadly. If in the area again, would definitely return and sample more, as we liked what we carried out.

My wife and I have been coming to Grand Teton Brewing Company for years now, we live in Utah but recently purchased a second home in Driggs, Id (8 miles from Victor, Id). Thers is never a time we skip hanging out, tasting new beers and enjoying the "always on" beers. Max is the name of the Brewer, he is very knowledgable and always happy to answer questions during tours. The Belgiums are our personal favorite Oud Bruin, Splash Down and Dubble Vision are awesome!! Sweetgrass and Lost Continent are great for the hop heads out there. Anytime of year either hiking, skiing, or just passing through make GTBC a must stop.

we stopped here after a very hard day (lucky us!) spent at Grand Targhee with friends. I was starving and was hoping for a big restaurant-like place but the tasting room is actually cozy and doesn't serve food. I wanted a hearty afternoon snack but, busy as it is, they have their hands full brewing and serving tastings of their wonderful and different beers. They did have a popcorn machine in one corner, self-serve, and we certainly self-served as we each tried and compared 5 small glasses tasting sets. We all had favorites and ones we were not so drawn to but that was what made it especially fun. It is a fun stop if you are traveling from WY through ID. They also win a prize for the world's iciest parking lot, a sheet of ice so thick that they could harvest it and have an ice harvest festival. Their beers are wonderful; the place is friendly and fun and when I picture it, set off in the wide, flat valley surrounded by mountains, I smile.I am only sad that I forgot to buy a tee shirt!

Grand Teton brewing doesn't offer a lot of fancy bells and whistles when you stop by, but they do offer you a taste of their microbrews in a comfortable environment at a good price. My fiancée and I stopped by as visitors from out of town who were looking for some local beer to serve at our wedding in the area next year. There are specials offered daily and we were able to drink a few half pints at a really low price. I got the feeling that the reception would have been a little warmer if I was a local, but when we explained why we were there, the person at the counter gave us a few extra sips on the house and took some time to explain to us all the different brews so we could be sure to pick the beer we'd like the best for our big event. There's no food to be had beside some popcorn, but I got the feeling that if I lived in the area, I might stop by here a few times a week.

Just off the main road in Victor, a very laid back little tasting room. Everyone in our group found a beer to call their favorite. Mine was 'Pursuit of Hoppiness', a great IPA. One big bonus is the grassy area and tables just outside the door to the tasting room. Friendly dogs are welcome to run and play with each other (please be a good doggy owner and bag any poo), sharing the area with cheerful toddlers and agile flying disk tossers, or whatever else people think to do.* A great way to enjoy some great beer and the outdoors. Popcorn is available inside the tasting room. * While not right on the road, this area is not really fenced, don't let your dog or child loose unless you know they'll come back when you call.

Great little microbrewery with really good selection of beers. Closest thing I've found to German tasting beer in the U.S. Easy, scenic drive from Jackson, WY over Teton Pass. Highly recommend an afternoon to see this one.