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Construction Kicks Off at the Next ‘Westside Beer District’ Brewery Round Trip Brewing

The forthcoming brewery is taking shape along Seaboard Industrial Avenue in Underwood Hills

Round Trip Brewing
Beth McKibben is the editor and staff reporter for Eater Atlanta and has been covering food and cocktails locally and regionally for 12 years.

Construction on forthcoming Underwood Hills brewery Round Trip Brewing finally kicks off this week. The brewery resides along Seaboard Industrial Boulevard, between Atlanta Brewing Company and Second Self Beer Company, in the northwest Atlanta neighborhood. A representative tells Eater Atlanta they hope to open later this summer.

At 26,000 square feet and two stories, Round Trip’s facility features a taproom accommodating up to 250 people offering 12 beers on tap, an outdoor area, private events space, packaging hall, and a 15-barrel brewhouse. The brewery also includes 30-barrel fermenters and seven-barrel tanks to allow CEO and head brewer Craig Mycoskie to create double batch and one-off beers for the taproom.

“We have dreamed of opening our own brewery for a long time but started this journey in earnest a couple years ago. To see our hard work start to take shape is truly rewarding,” Mycoskie says in the press release.

Mycoskie worked as a brewer for over 12 years in Denver, Forth Worth, and Austin, and volunteered at Atlanta’s SweetWater Brewing Company while attending college in Athens, Georgia, where he met co-owner Amy Mycoskie.

“My journey in beer has led me to a tremendous appreciation of German styles, such as hefeweizen, dunkel, helles, and my focus will be to serve high quality German-style beer while pushing the boundaries of those styles,” he says.

A shot of a brick building warehouse, the future home of Round Trip Brewing on Seaboard Industrial in  Underwood Hills, Atlanta
The future home of Round Trip Brewing on Seaboard Industrial
Round Trip Brewing

Round Trip Brewing joins an area some have dubbed the “Westside Beer District” due to its heavy concentration of breweries throughout the Underwood Hills, Blandtown, and Berkeley Park neighborhoods. This includes Scofflaw Brewing Co. and its forthcoming second location at Chattahoochee Food Works, Atlanta Brewing Co., Second Self Beer, Steady Hand Beer Co., brewpub Bold Monk, and Monday Night Brewing.

Neighboring Fire Maker Brewing, owned by Elliott Hall, opens in a former warehouse on Chattahoochee Avenue in Underwood Hills on March 28. That brewery features a 2,000-square-foot taproom with over 30 taps, seating at the bar and high top tables, and garage doors opening to a covered patio.

1279 Seaboard Industrial Boulevard, Atlanta. roundtripbrewing.com.

Scofflaw Brewing Co.

1738 MacArthur Boulevard Northwest, , GA 30318 (404) 343-2832 Visit Website

Atlanta Brewing Company

2323 Defoor Hills Road Northwest, , GA 30318 (404) 355-5289 Visit Website

CO

675 North Highland Avenue Northeast, , GA 30306 (404) 474-0262 Visit Website

Monday Night Brewing

670 Trabert Avenue Northwest, , GA 30318 (404) 352-7703 Visit Website

SweetWater Brewing Company

195 Ottley Drive Northeast, , GA 30324 (770) 876-0251 Visit Website

Second Self Beer Company

1317 Logan Circle Northwest, , GA 30318 (678) 916-8035 Visit Website

Steady Hand Beer Co.

1611 Ellsworth Industrial Boulevard Northwest, , GA 30318 (404) 458-5981 Visit Website