Flywheel Brewing
Brewery
4.8 (250 on Google)
About Flywheel Brewing
Flywheel Brewing is a brewery and taproom on South Mulberry Street in downtown Elizabethtown. It pours a selection of 16 draft options, and the beers are made in-house. Its tagline is bringing brewing back to the heartland.
The tap list leans on playful names. Malterior Motive, Hey Porter, E=MC Hammered, Decapitated Monk-y and Van Damn Good are among the beers that have been on the list. Frogger, SnoCone and The Greatest Dane sit alongside them.
The brewery keeps a history of past brews, and favorites come back from time to time. The entrance and the parking lot are both wheelchair accessible.
From Flywheel Brewing's own website and its Google listing, read November 1, 2026.
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Amenities
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
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Questions people ask
How many beers does Flywheel Brewing have on tap?
The taproom has 16 draft options. The tap list changes, so check flywheelbrewing.com for the current line-up.
Does Flywheel make its own beer?
Yes. The in-house beers are marked as Flywheel taps on the tap list, and the brewery keeps a history of past brews.
Is Flywheel Brewing wheelchair accessible?
Yes. The entrance and the parking lot are both wheelchair accessible.
Which breweries are close by?
Samuel Adams Brewhouse in Fort Knox is 16.1 miles away. Scout & Scholar Brewing Co. in Bardstown is 23 miles away.
Answers come from Flywheel Brewing's website and its Google listing, read November 1, 2026.
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Before you visit Flywheel
Expect a downtown taproom with a long list of in-house beers. Many of the names are jokes, so ask the staff what they would pour first. A guest tap may also be on the list.
Check the On Tap page at flywheelbrewing.com before you go, because the list changes. The events page there shows anything coming up.
Other breweries are a drive away. Samuel Adams Brewhouse in Fort Knox is 16.1 miles off, and Scout & Scholar Brewing Co. in Bardstown is 23 miles. Either one makes a good second stop on a day of tasting.