Breweries in Ohio

Based on the breweries in the brewery.fyi register and their own websites, read September 2026.

Ohio is one of the biggest brewery states in the country, and beer stores are a large part of the picture. Roughly a third of the places listed are shops that sell beer to go. Most of the rest are breweries, and where size is known, most are microbreweries, with brewpubs next.

Columbus and Cincinnati hold about a tenth of the list each, and Cleveland comes third. Together they account for just under a quarter, and the rest spread across about three hundred cities and towns.

Great Lakes Brewing Company calls itself Ohio's original craft brewery, and its first brewpub is in Cleveland's Ohio City neighborhood. Rhinegeist Brewery fills a pre-Prohibition bottling plant in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine. In Toledo, Maumee Bay Brewing Company brews in the Oliver House, right under the High Level Bridge.

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Planning a brewery trip in Ohio

Columbus and Cincinnati make the easiest bases, with Cleveland close behind. In Columbus, Seventh Son Brewing Co. sits a short walk from several other breweries, which makes it an easy place to start.

Dayton, Akron and Toledo each have a group of their own. Several of Toledo's downtown breweries sit close together too.

Every brewery page on brewery.fyi has hours, a map and what to know before you go. With so many beer stores on the list, you can also pick up cans for the trip home.

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