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Factory by Beer Tree Brew – Johnson City, NY

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Kae Audhild

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Summer is the BEST time for outdoor dining in New York. I love it!

And I love pizza and cocktails at Factory by Beer Tree Brew…. and those Brewer Bites. You have no idea until you try them.

Factory by Beer Tree Brew in Johnson City, NY vlog on YouTube

What I ate:

  • Blackberry Mint Mojito Mule
  • Brewer Bites
  • The Naples

Blackberry Mint Mojito Mule - Black Button vodka, blackberry jam, lime juice, house-made mint syrup, topped with ginger beer. - factory by Beer Tree Brew
Blackberry Mint Mojito Mule – Black Button vodka, blackberry jam, lime juice, house-made mint syrup, topped with ginger beer.

Brewer Bites - house made soft pretzels using spent grain from their brewery and a beer cheese sauce. - factory by Beer Tree Brew
Brewer Bites – house made soft pretzels using spent grain from their brewery and a beer cheese sauce.

The Naples pizza - tomato sauce, Buffalo, NY-souced soppressata, hot capicola & pepperoni, fresh mozzarella, basil, balsamic reduction. - factory by Beer Tree Brew
The Naples – tomato sauce, Buffalo, NY-sourced soppressata, hot capicola & pepperoni, fresh mozzarella, basil, balsamic reduction.

2 responses to “Factory by Beer Tree Brew – Johnson City, NY”

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    katyjpryor

    Yes, I love New York summers!

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  2. TC Conner Avatar
    TC Conner

    Looks yummy!!

    TC Conner

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Hi, I’m Kae. This blog is about living well without burning out — through intentional routines, time in nature, and exploring Upstate New York at a slower pace. I share reflections, walks, and places that support a steadier life.

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