Null Tap House

Nicely decorated taproom with a large selection of beer. However, you’re better off going directly to jolly pumpkin or their other breweries. Plus no changing table in the bathrooms which is a huge inconvenience.

This is a hidden gem. Null is a great place to hang out and and even better place to drink world-​class beer.
Null is a collaborative brewery/​winery/​distillery space. I personally love the beer selection (can’t beat Jolly Pumpkin and North Peak) but if you’re «not a beer person» then there are wine and spirits as well! There bartenders are friendly and helpful. Great at describing different drinks and helping you decide what you want.
No food is sold at Null, although on some evenings there are food trucks outside. I often bring in outside food to eat there.
Also, there are games! and SHUFFLE BOARD! With no cover fee! Fantastic.

This an interesting place. Location seems odd in a business park, but inside it’s very nice.
Nice selection of beers brewed by their group. I believe the sours are brewed somewhere on site.
Only downer for me was they really only had one pilsner /​lager type beer available — Rambler — which was nice. A bigger selection would have been better.
Snacks were good — hummus & pretzels, and Gorgonzola & pitta chips. No food menu as such, although I think they allow you to order in.
Service was very good.
I noticed they have a pool table & shuffle board.

Great beer. Knowledgable staff. Always friendly and they remember what beers I like. Food trucks are nice change of pace.

Nice and quiet during the day, mid afternoon! After trying to find Jolly Pumpkin’s Dexter location, I finally just typed ‘beer’ into the Google machine and found the holy grail– Northern United Liquid Libations, «NULL.»
This is the umbrella name for Griizzly Peak, Jolly Pumpkin and North Peak Brewing Companies.
The roomy, seafoam green curved seating booths (rescued from some Mafia-​era club in Chicago) were soft and comfortable. A perfect place to duck in out of the hot sun and try some deicious local beer.
And take some home! Coolers full of the beer you just tried await purchase. Also glassware, shirts and more.

Cool place. The beer is great with many to choose from. No food so don’t come hungry but do come thirsty.

30 rotating taps from Jolly Pumpkin, North Peak, and the Grizzly Peak production line, along with house-​infused spirits and cocktails (have Dan make you a bloody mary, you won’t regret it).
Light snacks (curry chips! nuts! meat sticks! cheeses!) are available here, but no kitchen. Food trucks on the weekend and menus from local restaurants to order in. Which you will probably end up doing. Because you’ll come here thinking you are going to have a drink and then hit the road, and then 4 hours will go by. This place is magical. A happy, beautiful (the décor, the people, the beer) place.

The reviews that have been posted already give you a good idea what to expect, so I won’t waste your time.
But know, this place is world class. Lots of JP beers available here that may not be available in A2, the service is fantastic, and the décor/​feel is amazing.
A must stop!

LOVE this place. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming. The beer selection is just the best. And food trucks! Yes, brilliant idea, food trucks! The location is a little of the beaten path but worth finding. Yay for another GREAT place in Dexter!

This place just opened in an industrial park near the high school. It does not have food yet but has beers from both Jolly Pumpkin, Grizzly Peak and North Peak. It is very spacious with plenty of booths and a choice of wood bar or granite bar to sit at. The wait staff was very friendly. They have a wide range of beers including the dandelion-​rhubarb that I tried first. I did not sample their home made spirits yet. I’m saving that for the next time.

If you love craft beer and spirits, this place is a MUST VISIT!
First, I gotta tell you how to find Null. It’s in an industrial park so don’t think you’re in the wrong place. Null is located in a build-​out of the Jolly Pumpkin and North Peak production brewery.
Here, they feature Jolly Pumpkin Artisan Ales, North Peak Brewing Co., Civilized Spirits, Old Mission Spirits, Nomad Cidery, Bonafide Wine, and more. My wife and I checked them out opening weekend and they had 30 different beers on tap. We both enjoy Saisons so we got a 6-​sample flight of different types of Saisons, some I have not even heard of from Jolly Pumpkin. All were delicious and we appreciated tasting the subtleties of the ingredients like hibiscus and rhubarb. If you like sour ales, you’ll definitely appreciate Jolly Pumpkin. If not, North Peak has some great versions of traditional style beers. And if you don’t like beer, they have hard cider and spirits. Local Michigan snacks were also available.
The décor of Null Taphouse is equally as impressive as the drinks. Large pallets with chalkboards of what’s on tap hang from the ceiling above the bar. Booths have a 1950s diner appearance. Unique chandeliers hang from above. Custom woodwork and counters are kept clean. You can tell a lot of heart went into designing and building this place.
Our bartender was very friendly and helpful. She showed a genuine passion and knowledge of the drinks she poured, sharing her favorites as well.
I’m already looking forward to visiting Null again!