Oliver Brewing Company

Baltimore, United States

5

1 review

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Telephone:
+1 410-483-3302
Website:
www.oliverbrewingco.com
Address:
4216 Shannon Dr, Baltimore, MD, 21213
Claremont-Freedom
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
1.8 miGardenville Loop
1.8 miLinwood & Fayette
2.2 miN Washington St & E Madison Ave
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Local time (Baltimore) 10:10 AM Tuesday, June 24, 2025

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Description

Specialties

Since 1993, we’ve created distinctive American ales inspired by traditional brewing methods.

As one of Baltimore’s original craft brewers, we’re always pushing the boundaries with new styles, ingredients, and flavors.

History

Established in 1993.

Proudly Brewed in Baltimore

Oliver Breweries was born in 1993 in the basement of a brewpub in downtown Baltimore. The original brewing equipment was brought over from the U.K. with the aim of creating authentic English ales.

Vicinity

Near this location:
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Dipasquale Fine Foods
4216 Shannon Dr
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US Installations
4240 Shannon Dr Ste H
350
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Teltronic
4220 Shannon Dr Ste L
630
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Enterprise Electric Co
4204 Shannon Dr
720
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Public Storage
4215 Shannon Dr
780
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Clifton Station Post Office
4200 Shannon Dr

1 review of Oliver Brewing Company

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Place rating: 5
Lexington Park, MD
I am so impressed with this brewery! The staff is incredibly friendly and knowledgeable and the beers (the most important part!) are delicious and very consistent.
The new space is large, with a great little bar set-​up that has a couple tables and some group type games (cornhole, giant jenga, etc.). They give tours of the brewery and are very hands-​on and are happy to answer any questions you may have. They are only open on Saturdays though, so plan accordingly.
The beer is not typically available in bottles, but their growlers (32oz and 64oz) are very reasonably priced, as are their samplers. I highly recommend a flight to get a good feel for their beer styles and flavor profiles. I’m partial to darker beers and they have a great selection including a few seasonal options.
Don’t be put off by the sortof out-​of-​the-​way location — it’s absolutely worth going to for a couple of hours on a Saturday! If you can’t make it there, they do sell their beer to a couple of local places (you can see where from their website) but do try to stop by and see where the magic happens if you get a chance!