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22 Cincinnati Beer Gardens You Should Visit This Summer

By on Fri, May 31, 2019 at 4:20 pm

Sipping on an ice cold brew in a bustling biergarten surrounded by new friends just may be the recipe for a perfect summer day. Cincinnati has a variety to choose from, ranging from authentic Bavarian biergartens to more casual brewery-style drink spots. Regardless of which you choose, these are some must-visit drinking destinations to add to your beer bucket list.
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Kreimer’s Bier Haus 6052 State Route 128, Cleves Located in the backyard of Kreimer’s Bier Haus, this Bavarian biergarten on the Great Miami River has three decks, fire pits and a ton of Black Forest-inspired wood features, from picnic seating to a whimsical cuckoo-clock-looking German grill house, which serves snacks like sauerkraut balls, pretzel bread, bier cheese and plenty of juicy metts. Photo viaFacebook.com/KreimersBierhaus

Kreimer’s Bier Haus

6052 State Route 128, Cleves
Located in the backyard of Kreimer’s Bier Haus, this Bavarian biergarten on the Great Miami River has three decks, fire pits and a ton of Black Forest-inspired wood features, from picnic seating to a whimsical cuckoo-clock-looking German grill house, which serves snacks like sauerkraut balls, pretzel bread, bier cheese and plenty of juicy metts.
Photo viaFacebook.com/KreimersBierhaus
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Washington Park’s The Porch 1230 Elm St., Over-The-Rhine With a great view of the dog park, The Porch at Washington Park is the spot to go after your furry friends are tired out after a day of play. The Porch features a full bar, as well as local beer like Taft’s Ale House, Rhinegeist, Christian Moerlein and Fifty West. The Porch is open daily, but be sure to check their website as the hours change seasonally. Photo via WashingtonParkOTR/Facebook

Washington Park’s The Porch

1230 Elm St., Over-The-Rhine
With a great view of the dog park, The Porch at Washington Park is the spot to go after your furry friends are tired out after a day of play. The Porch features a full bar, as well as local beer like Taft’s Ale House, Rhinegeist, Christian Moerlein and Fifty West. The Porch is open daily, but be sure to check their website as the hours change seasonally.
Photo via WashingtonParkOTR/Facebook
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