Back Forty Beer Company

Stopped by while on vacation. Ordered a flight to try all the beers. Truck stop honey ale was my favorite. It is an excellent brown ale. Wanted to purchase a couple growers but was unable to due to Alabama law. The server Rebecca was really nice.

Nice surprise to find this in Gadsden. The craft beers were pretty tasty particularly the Freckled Bells and the stout. They also have what they call a «test kitchen». Limited menu but delish. Very friendly staff as well.

An unexpected surprise on my trip to Gadsden. Excellent craft beers in a very cozy tasting room. I particularly liked the Honey Brown and Coffee Stout. They don’t sell out of their brewery but you can pick up 6 pack bottles at most nearby grocery stores. Wish I could get their brews out here in Hawaii!

Absolutely loved my experience here. I was treated to a full tour of the facilities and they are state of the art and amazing. I’m a novice when it comes to what all the equipment I saw was but I can say that I was very impressed.
They have as relaxing tap room with indoor and outdoor seating available. There is also a dart board to help give that place you want to hang out feel. They had several different beers available to chose from that are not available in stores. Definitely check this place out if you are in the area.

I’ve decided to re-​review Back Forty after several trips, and get something off my chest. I just read another review on the page (should be easy to spot, seeing as how there’s only two people who have reviewed them) and I need to rant for a minute…
If you think they are disgusting, why don’t you go across the road to any of SEVERAL restaurants that serves your Bud/​Miller/​Coors. Go drink your MGD55 or whatever it is you use to keep your girlish figure. If you think they’re disgusting, then there’s no reason you should be there, and honestly the people who love Back Forty Beer Company will probably be ok with you never showing your face there again.
They are not a stain on Gadsden; if nothing else, they’ve provided Gadsden’s growing craft beer community with a place to educate yourself about the kind of beer you’re drinking. They also can’t keep their products on the shelf at retailers, so I HIGHLY doubt they are going out of business soon like you suggest they will.
My point: If you don’t like their beer, don’t drink their beer. They will continue to make high quality beer for high quality people. Go give McDonalds another 4-​star review.