Tour Schedule

The Weekend Afternoon Tours begin at the Empty Pint at 1:00, 3:00 and 5:00 Saturday. We recommend arriving early to ensure a spot because each tour is limited to 25 people. The Empty Pint now opens at noon on Saturdays.

Here's the deal on tours: Admission charge of $8 per person; Limit of 25 people on the tour; No reservations, first come first served; Includes: thorough tour of the facility from the grain room and brew house to the fermenters and all the way through the packaging process. You'll also sample a variety of beers that we have available that day–and you can keep your glass as a souvenir! Feel free to ask your tour guide questions along the way. Expect the tour to last for 45-60 minutes. Sorry: Must be 21 years old to take the tour.

Directions

Here's a map to help get you to the brewery…and the phone number just in case: 716-763-5479 ext 204.

From I-86, (from Erie and points west)
travel eastward to Exit 8 (Lakewood), then travel east (a right turn) on Rt 394 for approximately 5 miles. Turn right at Big Tree Road (Rt. 69). At the top of the hill (Hunt Rd/Rt 32), go right, then take your first left at Stoneman Circle, we're on the left side of the road. If you pass the railroad tracks on Rt 32, you've gone too far.

From I-86, (from Binghamton and points east)
travel westward to Exit 8 (Lakewood), then travel east (a left turn) on Rt 394 for approximately 5 miles. Turn right at Big Tree Road (Rt. 69). At the top of the hill (Hunt Rd/Rt 32), go right, then take your first left at Stoneman Circle, we're on the left side of the road. If you pass the railroad tracks on Rt 32, you've gone too far.

From I-90, (from Buffalo) travel westward to Exit 60 at Westfield and take a left hand turn toward on to Rt 394. Follow 394 for approximately 22 miles through the villages of Westfield and Mayville.You will pass I-86, continuing on Rt 394 until the village of Lakewood. At Big Tree Road (Rt 69), take a right hand turn and head up the hill. At the top of the hill (Hunt Rd/Rt 32), go right, then take your first left at Stoneman Circle, we're on the left side of the road. If you pass the railroad tracks on Rt 32, you've gone too far.