Two friends. One garage. A lot of beer.
Anvil Brewing Co. started the way most good things do — with friends, a bad idea, and a garage full of buckets. Carlos and Manny had been homebrewing together for years, turning their weekends into recipe experiments that got increasingly ambitious.
When the beer started getting good — like, really good — people stopped asking for the recipe and started asking where they could buy it. Three years ago, they found a busted-up warehouse in Five Points, signed a lease that terrified them, and got to work.
The name? Anvil. Because brewing is like blacksmithing — it takes heat, patience, and a willingness to hit something until it turns into what you want. The taproom is the forge. The beer is the metal. And every batch gets hammered into shape right here on Stanton Street.
Every beer brewed on-site in small batches. When a keg kicks, something new goes on. You'll never see the same tap list twice.
No kitchen by choice. Food trucks handle the food so we can focus on what we do best — brewing great beer.
We're a neighborhood taproom, not trying to be a destination brewery. If you live nearby, this is your spot.