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Dew Point Brewing Company

Brewery

4.7 (156 on Google)

About Dew Point Brewing Company

Dew Point Brewing Company is a brewery and tasting room in the historic Garrett Snuff Mill in Yorklyn. The mill complex was built in 1901. The brewery says it is Delaware's only family owned and operated microbrewery.

The beers are Belgian-inspired. Nit Wit is a traditional Belgian witbier at 5.0% with a spicy, slightly phenolic flavor. Hopworts Express is a west coast style American IPA at 6.8%, brewed with Warrior and El Dorado hops.

The taproom keeps about 10 beers on tap at a time. Some may be kicked by the time you arrive, and new ones may not be posted online yet.

The Hoffman family runs the place. Cody brews, Georgiana handles the business side, and Alexa coordinates the special events. It all grew out of a home brew kit.

From Dew Point's own website and its Google listing, read November 3, 2026.

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Google rating

4.7out of 5

4.7 on Google, from 156 reviews

Questions people ask

What beers does Dew Point always have on tap?

Nit Wit and Hopworts Express IPA are the mainstays. Nit Wit is a Belgian witbier at 5.0%, and Hopworts Express is a west coast style IPA at 6.8%.

How many beers can I expect to find?

About 10 beers are on tap at any given time. The list changes, so a beer you saw online may be gone and a new one may have joined.

Is Dew Point a family business?

Yes. The Hoffman family owns and runs it. Cody brews the beer, Georgiana runs the business side, and Alexa coordinates the events.

Where is the brewery?

It is in the Garrett Snuff Mill complex in Yorklyn, Delaware. The mill was built in 1901.

Which breweries are close by?

Braeloch Brewing in Kennett Square is 2.9 miles away. Bellefonte Brewing Company in Wilmington is 5.8 miles away.

Answers come from Dew Point's website and its Google listing, read November 3, 2026.

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Before you visit Dew Point

Expect a tasting room in an old mill building, with Belgian-inspired beers and a family run feel. The taps change often, so be ready to try something new.

Check dewpointbrewing.com before you go. The On Tap page shows the current beers, and the events page points to the brewery's social feeds and calendars for each day. Sunday hours are shorter than Friday and Saturday.

Braeloch Brewing in Kennett Square is 2.9 miles away. Waywood Beverage and Kennett Beverage are 3.3 and 3.6 miles away, and both are beer stores you can add to the trip.