3 Sheeps Brewing

Very big place with a huge selection of beers. We were there before dinner and it was busy but plenty of seating for everyone. I tried the 3 beer sampler and asked the girl behind the bar for suggestions. She was spot on about what I told her I liked. Bring a deck of cards or snacks or you can buy them there.

Create brewery and tasting room. We found great entertainment from tasting a flight and enjoying some pints at the golf simulator. The tasting room is very spacious and they have a great merch store.

My son treated me to a tour of Three Sheeps brewery. Nate was our tour guide and he was great. Beautiful facility. Excellent beer. The tasting room is really a destination for anybody within 60 miles or visiting the city. Shout out to Jacob who help me purchase some swag.

Great beers, lots of seating in their brewery. We went on a Saturday and it was packed for college football. Would have been a spot better if they had 1 more bartender working. The lines were sooo long. Didnt get to try their food, as we ate prior. Actually didn't know they served food. I would have much rather ate here than the place we went. Everyone seemed to be enjoying their meals. We got lots of merch!

Some of the best brews in Wisconsin come from 3 Sheeps. I've come to love and appreciate the spectacular line up 3 Sheeps serves up ever since I tried my first pour. Sheboygan is one of our go through destinations whenever we head up North Wisconsin.

As of recent 3 Sheeps has upgraded the lot by adding a food truck that serves up some good eats. The brewery itself still serves it up correct with a lineup unparalleled to any other. Lots of IPAs and stouts to satisfy even the most persnickety of tastes. What I love about the brewery the most, its dog friendly! If you have a pooch that is chill and loves to hang out with you well this is the place to bring them. Between the solid service and all the 3 Sheeps merch for sale plus the good beer not sure what else one could ask for in a brewery.

Long live 3 Sheeps!

Great beer. Beer hall is incredible. Super friendly place. Very inviting. Worth the trek to the north land.

I can't speak to everything here as I'm gluten free, but I love cloudless and am a big fan of the cocktail-inspired seltzer on draft. Great ambiance and just a fun place to casually have a craft beverage. Service is fast and knowledgeable, and they're great about offering samples.

Walking into this place puts you in awe! Inside looks like a giant industrial garage with three giant garage doors on the right side. During good weather, these doors are opened onto a large patio, with plenty of outdoor seating. During the cold months, and inclement weather, the inside seating is giant picnic tables, and a large bar selling homemade seltzers and microbrews. Food is available if you so desire. Mostly sandwiches, appetizers and finger foods. Large TVs are available for watching your favorite sporting events. Certain nights live music is provided. They even have a virtual golf simulator which is available to golfing enthusiasts (tee time reservations are a must)! Carry out microbrews and Murch apparel also available. Also...Dog friendly. I definitely recommend this place if you're in the area.

Excellent stop on our way back home!

They didn't open until 11am on Sunday so we stopped to pick up an early lunch to bring in. Thought their food truck wouldn't be up and running per the website but it was there. Little bummed as we would have preferred that over our subs, but there's always next time! They were having a fundraising event so it seemed busy while everyone was shuffling to prepare the place.

Otherwise, it was chill with great tap choices. They let us try a few before committing to a pint which I always appreciate. Their shop was excellent and grabbed some shirts before we left. Pet friendly and saw lots of dogs enjoying the great weather.

Can't wait to go back and hope to try the food truck next time!

Beer itself is great. Taproom environment can detract from a nice adult beverage experience, be careful on the weekend. Have been there several weekends over the summer, each time there have been parents who are using the taproom for their children's birthday parties. We don't want to sit next to a princess, star wars or unicorn party, kids running all over like it's the city park, popcorn and snacks spilled on the floor. We watched the group last weekend, which set up shop for several hours along a whole long table and 1/2 of a second one, of the 9 adults (+7 kids), they only drank 5 beers and the rest were sodas and other stuff from the bags they brought in. I appreciate the taproom's welcoming policy, but this is a brewery and a business.