Big Thorn Farm & Brewery
Brewery
4.9 (138 on Google)
About Big Thorn Farm & Brewery
Big Thorn Farm & Brewery is an off-grid, solar-powered farmhouse brewery in Georgetown. Both of its taprooms are outdoors. A food truck called The Truck serves food during all open hours.
The beer is fermented in an underground cellar, so it follows the seasons. Many batches age on logs cut from the farm's woods, including oak, hickory, cherry and sassafras. The beer is naturally carbonated when it is kegged or bottled.
The Tree Bar pours from May through October. The Greenhouse Bar takes over from October to April, heated with wood stoves and propane heaters. A large pavilion seats about 100 people and is available for events and rentals.
Families are welcome, and there is a big sandbox for kids. Dogs are welcome on a leash. The entrance and the parking lot are both wheelchair accessible.
From Big Thorn Farm & Brewery's own website and its Google listing, read November 3, 2026.
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Amenities
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
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Questions people ask
Can I bring my dog or my kids?
Yes. Dogs are welcome as long as they are well-behaved and stay on a leash. Kids have a big sandbox, and The Truck serves kid-friendly food and non-alcoholic drinks.
Is there an indoor area?
No. The whole venue is outdoors, with a large pavilion and several smaller covered areas. In the cold months The Greenhouse Bar is heated with wood stoves and propane heaters.
Do they serve food?
Yes. The Truck serves food during all open hours, and the menu is on bigthornfarm.com. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options are always available.
Can I buy beer to go?
Yes. Growlers of draft beer come in two sizes, 750 mL and 64 ounce. Outside alcohol is not allowed on the property.
Which breweries are close by?
LOT 50 Brewing in Paris is 23.3 miles away. Adventure Beer Company in Clinton is 23.4 miles away.
Answers come from Big Thorn Farm & Brewery's website and its Google listing, read November 3, 2026.
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Before you visit Big Thorn
Plan for a fully outdoor visit and dress in layers. The restrooms are portable, with an outdoor handwashing station. Take the gravel drive slowly and pull to the side for oncoming cars.
Check bigthornfarm.com before you go. The current truck feature and the freshly tapped beer are posted there. The site also has details on renting the pavilion.
LOT 50 Brewing in Paris is 23.3 miles away, and Adventure Beer Company in Clinton is 23.4 miles. Either one makes a fair second stop after a day on the farm.