MashCraft Brewing

Good beer. Fun events. Great staff. my go to place for a pint or a growler fill. Love it.

Mashcraft is the most comfortable brewery I have ever visited. The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable about their beers. The Ginger Snap is my favorite –very smooth and tasty!
There are picnic tables inside, a huge bonus room in the back, decks of cards, and board games — which make for a perfect, casual outing with friends and family, and cocoa butter in the ladies room — BONUS!
We visited for the first time for Kegs and Eggs, which is a monthly event they host. Their coffee beers are amazing. Breakfast buffet was only $ 6 and included eggs, bacon, biscuits and gravy. I’m looking forward to a repeat visit next month!

Small tasting room, a couple food items in-​house. Menu book to order-​in or pick up nearby. Staff is friendly and helpful, knowledgable of their beers. Very interesting taps during our stop, a bit too wild for our palates. Red, Belgian Brown and IPA were our favs.

Craft cocktails are GREAT! My fiancé is big into craft beer and drags me into breweries everywhere we go, where he enjoys the beer and I typically have little to no options for something that I would like. This was not the case at MashCraft! They suggested a craft cocktail, made with beer, but without the beer taste! Loved it! Looking forward to our next visit.

The beer is pretty good and their food is amazing. I usually come for the food and leave with a growler fill. So it goes. I’m a fan because they have vegetarian items on the menu which is always important for a weirdo like me. The service is usually pretty good but sometimes it can get crazy busy. That being said, it wouldn’t stop me from coming back, I’ve been in and out of this establishment for years. Definitely one of the best places in Greenwood.

Always a very inviting and friendly staff. Cool place to stop in and have a couple brews or get a growler filled. They had a new black IPA on today that was really good. If you are considering stopping, do it.

Great beer, awesome staff, and community-​involved. Greenwood couldn’t ask for more from Mashcraft. In a city that has sprouted almost as many breweries in the last few years as there are Starbucks, Mashcraft stands out as actually bringing something fresh to an under-​served area.

This is a review of the beer and service as we did not eat there. First, the service was superb. The owners were socializing with everyone, other employees stopped by to chat with us, and the waitress was upbeat and fun even though they’d had an incredibly long and busy day. We visited on their 1 year anniversary close to closing time. So definitely an A+ for service. Next, the beer. My husband had the Red, and I had the peach tart. Both brews were outstanding. I really appreciate that they sell ½ pints. I wish more places did as sometimes I want to enjoy many different drinks without getting toasted. Next time we will try some food. I will say the menu is very small, so if you’re wanting something specific, you might want to look at their online menu first. Definitely a recommended spot, though.

I enjoy this place… and the beer! As part of the local beer community, we have seen breweries pop up everywhere, but this one is legit. Their beer is good and the owners are so nice. We will continue to return and if you’re just thinking about checking it out, do it!

I’m not real adventurous when it come to craft beer. I love a hoppy IPA and the Mashcraft IPA is very nice. I also love the Ninja Skillz Black Ale. Besides that, I like the atmosphere and friendly staff.
I love to come in for a bullet to take home for the evening or a growler for the weekend. Beats the old bottle beer 6 pack by a mile.

Holy MashCraft! I have quite the love affair with SunKing but this place comes in a very close second after only one visit. So, it may take the lead spot eventually, who knows?
My boyfriend and I made it into MashCraft after church this past Sunday. We got there shortly after they opened. The weather was horrible outside, 8 inches of snowing and it was still coming down so we were the only ones there. The staff greeted us immediately and asked if we had been in before. We are flight people, I like to taste a few different beers before a pint purchase. So, we asked how many of their 11 beers we could get in a flight. The answer… all of them, fantastic! They were generous 4oz pours coming in $ 1.50-$ 2 each.
This place is really into coffee infused beers and they are delicious. So if you like coffee, make it a priority to stop here.
I love my wheats and reds and they had both. Both were excellent and they also had a coffee infused wheat that was my favorite! I had to order a pint! Spice spice baby for the win! Their blonde ale and IPA were both excellent as well. Oh wait, the double IPA was fantastic too.
I was extremely impressed with the beer and we will definitely be back, frequently.

Stopped in with a buddy on a Monday night a half hour before close and expected it to be dead, if not turned away due to the late visit. We were welcomed in and sat at the bar with the only two patrons in the place. The two on staff (I wish I’d caught their names) created a lively atmosphere despite the small audience and we quickly struck up a conversation with the other patrons. We elected to have a flight of all of their beers, 4oz pours ranging from $ 1.50 to $ 2. We also had to grab a couple of their can shaped glasses that were too cool. The bartender gave the good advice that a flight is enough for two to share, which we did. It was exciting to learn they are experimenting with beer cocktails, including a bloody mary with the ancho chile beer. I haven’t seen this anywhere else and will have to try these on another visit.
Though I had every beer on tap, all were good, there are a couple of standouts:
The American Blonde: if you’re not a big craft beer drinker this is a good gateway beer. Light and crisp, it is reminiscent of a Lager in taste and bite.
Their session beer, 15 IBUs and 2.3 ABV– crazy low on the assertiveness and bite despite being dark in color, amusing to try to a RIS lover like me because it’s so shockingly low in what you would expect in craft beer.
The java infused knuckle buster– a well balanced and executed coffee beer. Light in color but bold in aroma and taste, you’d expect it in a darker style but it’s just as effective in disguise.
Spice Spice Baby, a spiced wheat and one of my favorites, delicate coriander, orange peel, clove and ginger notes make for a complex and crisp, refreshing ale. This is a lovely beer.
The ancho chile beer. I normally do not enjoy pepper beers as I don’t want my beer spicy. This smells like it will burn but somehow the flavor of the pepper dominates, not the heat, which builds slowly on the backend.
All around very well executed beers, great service, and worth a visit!

I stopped off here to get a growler fill while down on the south side. I wasn’t blown away by the beer selection as their best selling beer was sold out. The staff was friendly and their brews were moderately priced. I would probably go back to give it another shot but I wouldn’t make a special trip. I ended up taking home some of their Polly Olly. The beer was acceptable for the style but I found it to be very basic. My experience was neither good nor bad

No frills tap room but lovely staff and great beer. They always have something new and fun on tap. There’s something for every beer drinker. They have gluten free options of local craft wine and cider.

I haven’t had a beer here yet that is remarkable enough to remember, but I also haven’t had a beer here yet bad enough to remember. They’re still fairly new, so maybe they haven’t really found their beer niche yet. They did just do a Kegs and Eggs brunch last weekend with 5 coffee-​infused beers. They also have an ancho pepper infused Amber coming out next week that I’m intrigued by.
I’ve never been there when they had food, but they do have signs indicating you can have it delivered from some local restaurants.
They have a few picnic tables scattered about the main area and just added a few barstools to the counter. The interesting thing about tables/​seating is that they have a private event room that is filled with tables, but there’s very little seating in the actual tasting/​drinking room.
The employees have been really friendly the times we’ve been there, and knowledgeable about the beers on tap.
They also have some excellent guest taps!

I was really happy to see a new brewery in Greenwood. Then my wife and I tried the beers and were enamored with the place. It’s actually fairly large inside with picnic tables and enough character and atmosphere to keep you busy while you taste a flight or a few pints.
I’m a particularly huge fan of the fact that their bullets are free with a filling. They’re plastic, but relatively high quality and honestly, I don’t care what the thing is made of if I don’t have to pay for it.
Plus the master brewer is a Cubs fan!

This is an adorable brewery. So happy to see the «beer revolution» slowly taking over the southside/​greater Center Grove area!
I came here after work to meet up with friends. We had to squish together on one of the picnic tables with a few other strangers — tables are few and somewhat small. My personal preference is to have chairs, but to each their own.
The flight of six [6] beers was a great sharing option for a few of us before venturing to an actual pint. I recommend Gold & Red. The IPA was a little… off, but decent. The food — our group ordered a few of the sammiches from Zoey’s Pizzeria — holy whoa was it great and did not take away from the beer’s tastes.
I’m giving them some time for «growing pains» before I return… They seem to be off on a good foot.

Still in startup mode, but a nice space. Space is within a small strip mall. Brown concrete floor, 5 – 6 picnic tables and a rope to separate the «bar» from the main area. Walls decorated with grain/​malt bags. Looks like the serve only one sandwich, but encourage bringing in your own food. Have a couple partnerships that will serve food family style. Would be best for a large group.
No stools for the bar, but they do have something to lean against. Wooden top with no rail and a metal face. Only $ 8.50 for a growler of their blonde. May have been a special but I believe that’s the daily price.
Super nice people and tasty beer.

Hands down the best new brewery to hit the Indy area for a long, long time. I’ve been there several times now and really love everything about it. Great beers, friendly service, nice comfortable brewery space and really wonderful owners/​brewers.
Hey! You drove a little further south to hit MashCraft. You wanna go on a brewery crawl? Planetary & Oaken Barrel aren’t too far away. Come on. Drive south, baby. MashCraft is the best thing that’s happened on the south side in ages.

HooRay for a quality brewery on Indy’s southside! I had been licking my lips waiting patiently and was lucky enough to visit on opening day. The inside is just how a brewery should be. Focused on the beer. They had a few little food offerings but who cares I won’t be going for food. Hopefully the food trucks will start showing up and then there will be harmony for all attendees in the world. I had a flight of the Gold, Scottish, IPA and HopJam DIPA and revisited in the afternoon to take home a growler of the HopJam. All very crisp, fresh well done brews. This brewery was built on passion and has great people that know what they are doing and know great beer! This brewery has a bright future and I look forward to visiting regularly! Come have a pint with me!
Cheers, Kevin
@drinkingcraft