Visit our website each week for a chance to win a case of Revival Oktoberfest +more seasonal goodies. Entry is online at https://reformationbrewery.com/revival-oktoberfest-giveaway/.
Winners are restricted to 21+ and up with valid ID. No purchase necessary. Good luck, Reformers!
This past Saturday, we traded snow boots for flip flops and cranked up the cheer for Christmas in July at Reformation Woodstock! From frozen hot chocolate and snow cones to steel drum rhythms and a full-on snow machine, the day was packed with sun-soaked holiday spirit. Santa made a surprise summer stop, our hula hoopers brought the heat, and the return of the Reformation Mai Tai (with a tropical twist) was the cherry on top.
Huge thanks to everyone who joined us — and to Lindsay Ann Photography (@photosbylindsayann) for capturing the magic.
👉 Click here to view the full photo album and relive the fun!
Downtown Woodstock got juicy for National Watermelon Day with our 2025 Watermelon Crawl — a refreshing route through local favorites like Prime 120, Deep Roots, and Truck & Tap, ending in sweet madness at Reformation Woodstock. From frozen cocktails to thigh-powered feats, it was a Saturday full of flavor, fun, and community. Dive into the photo recap from @photosbylindsayann and relive the wildest watermelon celebration around.
Click here for the full downloadable album!
Headed to our Smyrna taproom at The Eddy at Riverview Landing? Here’s everything you need to know about our hours, food, drinks, family- and pet-friendly policies, and what makes this riverside location special.
What are the hours at Smyrna?
Our Smyrna taproom is open several days a week with a mix of afternoon and evening hours:
–Friday & Saturday: 12PM–10PM
–Sunday: 12PM–9PM
–Monday & Tuesday: Closed
–Wednesday: 3PM–9PM
–Thursday: 11:30AM–9PM
We occasionally update hours for holidays, and any changes will be posted on our website and social media.
Are kids and pets welcome at Smyrna?
Yes! Families and pets are welcome. Children must remain under close watch by their parents at all times, and pets must stay leashed. For everyone’s safety, families of unattended minors or unleashed pets that pose a risk may be asked to leave.
What food options are near the Smyrna taproom?
Owens & Hull BBQ is connected to the brewery and operates independently. For details on their menu or hours, please reach out to them directly. Outside food is welcome in the taproom, but we ask that you respect the restaurant’s space and seating.
You’re also welcome to bring in outside food if you’d like.
What drinks are available at Smyrna?
Alongside our craft beers, we’ve got plenty of options for everyone: non-alcoholic choices like zero-proof drafts, soda, and water. For 21+ guests, we often carry gluten-free hard seltzers.
A government-issued ID is always required to enjoy alcohol.
Can I reserve a space at Smyrna?
All seating at the Smyrna taproom is first come, first served. If you’d like to plan a private party or book reserved space, you can connect with our Canton Events Coordinator at reformationbrewery.com/reservations.
Can I bring outside alcohol?
No. Georgia law doesn’t allow outside alcohol (wine, beer, or spirits) on our property. Bringing it in puts our business at risk and could result in fines or suspension of our license. Thanks for helping us keep things above board!
Can I buy beer to take home?
Yes! We offer packaged beer at the Smyrna location. Georgia law allows up to one case per person, and it must be enjoyed off-site. We aren’t able to ship beer across state lines at this time.
Is Smyrna handicap accessible?
Yes. Handicap access is available with ramp or entry-level access from the building. If you need additional assistance, our staff will be glad to help.
What safety measures are in place?
Our staff is trained to serve responsibly and may stop pouring if needed to ensure guest safety. If you need a ride, we’re glad to help arrange transportation. If you ever feel unsafe or threatened, please alert our staff immediately.
What’s unique about the Smyrna location?
The Smyrna taproom sits at The Eddy at Riverview Landing, a beautiful riverside community along the Chattahoochee River. Beyond the taproom, you’ll find plenty of space to spread out — from an amphitheater and walking trails to a free little library and nearby coffee shop. It’s a spot that feels like home, whether you’re visiting for the day or moving into the neighborhood.
What values guide the taproom?
We’re here to love our neighbors and serve our community. Thanks for extending the same kindness and respect to our staff and fellow guests. Cheers! 🍻
Thinking about visiting our Canton taproom at The Mill on Etowah? Whether it’s your first time or you’re a regular, here’s everything you need to know before you stop by — from food and drinks to seating, pets, and safety.
What are the hours at Canton?
Our Canton taproom is open all week long:
–Friday & Saturday: 11AM–11PM
–Sunday: 11AM–9PM
–Monday–Thursday: 3PM–10PM
We occasionally update our hours for holidays, and you’ll always find the latest information on our website calendar or social media.
Are kids and pets welcome at Canton?
Yes! Families and pets are welcome. Children must remain under close watch by their parents at all times — no exceptions. Pets are also welcome but must stay leashed for the safety of all guests. Families of unattended minors or unleashed pets that pose a risk may be asked to leave.
What food options are near the Canton taproom?
While Reformation doesn’t serve food directly, The Mill on Etowah has plenty of restaurants just steps away. You’ll also find QR codes inside our taproom so you can order food delivery right to your table — easy and convenient.
You’re also welcome to bring in outside food if you’d like.
What drinks are available at Canton?
We’ve got plenty of options! Alongside our craft beers, you’ll find non-alcoholic choices like zero-proof drafts, coffee, soda, juice, and water. For 21+ guests, we also offer rotating gluten-free hard seltzers, bourbon, vodka, gin, and coffee liqueur (availability may vary).
Just remember: a valid government-issued ID is required to enjoy alcohol.
Can I reserve a space at Canton?
All seating in the taproom is first come, first served. But if you’d like to plan a private party or need a reserved space, you can connect with our Canton Events Coordinator at reformationbrewery.com/reservations.
Can I bring outside alcohol?
No. Georgia law doesn’t allow outside alcohol (wine, beer, or spirits) on our property. Bringing it in puts our business at risk and could result in fines or suspension of our license. Thanks for helping us keep things above board!
Can I buy beer to take home?
Yes! We offer packaged beer and ready-to-drink cocktails to-go. Georgia law allows up to one case per person, and it must be enjoyed off-site. We aren’t able to ship beer across state lines at this time.
Is the taproom handicap accessible?
Yes. Our building has ramp and entry-level access on the left side of the building – next to The Cotton Mill Exchange, and staff are always glad to assist if you need a hand.
What safety measures are in place?
Our staff is trained to serve responsibly and may stop pouring if needed to ensure guest safety. If you need a ride, we’re glad to help arrange transportation. If you ever feel unsafe or threatened, please alert our staff immediately.
What’s unique about the Canton location?
Canton is located at The Mill on Etowah, a vibrant, walkable district with plenty to explore. You can enjoy your beer under the amphitheater tents, check out the arcade, grab pastries or coffee, browse a bookstore, or shop antiques and curated goods at The Cotton Mill Exchange right next door.
What values guide the taproom?
We’re here to love our neighbors and serve our community. Thanks for extending the same kindness and respect to our staff and fellow guests. Cheers! 🍻
Last Saturday, we turned Reformation Woodstock into a sparkling Greek island getaway for Gimme Gimme Mamma Mia! – A Disco Night. From sequins to summer cocktails, disco beats to ABBA karaoke, the night was pure dancing queen energy. Big thanks to Lindsay Ann Photography for capturing every glittering moment.
Click here to see the full album!
Planning your first trip (or your fiftieth) to our downtown Woodstock taproom? We’re glad you’re here! To make your visit as easy as possible, we’ve rounded up answers to the most common questions we get about food, drinks, pets, kids, and more.
What are the hours at Woodstock?
Our Woodstock taproom opens bright and early at 8AM every day – visit our upstairs bar to grab some coffee! Closing times vary throughout the week:
–Monday–Thursday: 11PM
–Friday & Saturday: 1AM
–Sunday: 10PM
We also adjust hours for certain holidays. Anytime hours change, we’ll update our calendar on the website and share announcements on our socials so you’re always in the loop.
Can I bring kids or pets?
Yes! Families and pets are welcome. We just ask that kids stay under the close watch of parents at all times (no exceptions), and pets stay leashed. The only place pets aren’t allowed is the shared restaurant space upstairs with Queenie’s BBQ.
What food options are there?
We don’t serve food ourselves, but you’ve got options:
–Queenie’s BBQ is right upstairs. They run their own show, so check directly with them for hours and menu.
-You’re also welcome to bring in outside food if you’d like — just be mindful of Queenie’s tables and space.
Do you serve more than beer?
Absolutely. Alongside our full lineup of craft beers, we’ve got zero-proof drafts, Alma Coffee, soda, juice, and water. For 21+, we often carry gluten-free hard seltzer, bourbon, vodka, gin, and coffee liqueur (availability can vary). Don’t forget your ID — it’s required by Georgia law.
Can I take beer home?
Yes! Grab packaged beer or ready-to-drink cocktails to-go. Georgia law allows up to one case per person, and it has to be enjoyed off-site. We can’t ship across state lines just yet.
Can I bring in my own alcohol?
Nope — Georgia law says no outside alcohol on our property (wine, beer, spirits, anything). It helps protect our license, and we appreciate you keeping us compliant.
Can I reserve a table or space?
All seating in Woodstock is first come, first served. If you’re looking for a private party or reserved space, you can reach out through our reservations page to connect with our Events Coordinator.
Is the taproom handicap accessible?
Yes. Our building has ramp and entry-level access, and staff are always glad to assist if you need a hand.
How does Reformation handle safety?
Our team is trained to serve responsibly, and we’ll always put safety first — which sometimes means we may stop pouring. If you ever need help arranging a ride home, we’ve got you covered. And if you ever feel unsafe, please let our staff know right away.
What makes Woodstock special?
Our taproom is right in the heart of downtown Woodstock, which has an open container policy. That means you can take your draft beer to-go and wander the city, explore the trails, or relax in nearby green spaces. With shopping, restaurants, and music just steps away, it’s easy to make a full day of your visit.
What values guide the taproom?
We’re here to love our neighbors and serve our community. Thanks for extending the same kindness and respect to our staff and fellow guests. Cheers! 🍻
This past Saturday, Reformation Canton turned into a glowing dance floor for our Silent Disco. With three DJs, neon lights, and 200 headsets in motion, the night was all energy, all vibes, and no noise complaints. Relive the highlights and see how we lit up the taproom with music and movement.
📸 A huge thank you to Lindsay Ann Photography (@photosbylindsayann) for capturing all the moments.
👉 Click here to check out the full photo album
This past Saturday, Reformation Canton transformed into a tropical paradise for our “It’s 5 O’Clock Somewhere” Luau! With steel drum rhythms, frozen piña coladas, conga lines, and an unforgettable Polynesian fire show, the vibes were high and the flip flops were many. From limbo champs to bubble trails, it was pure island magic in the heart of downtown Canton.
📸 A huge thank you to Lindsay Ann Photography (@photosbylindsayann) for capturing all the tropical moments.
👉 Click here to check out the full photo album
Mahalo to everyone who came out! Until next time — stay cool, stay colorful, and stay Reformed.
Every fall, the leaves turn, the air chills, and something rich, malty, and time-honored flows back into our mugs: the Märzen-style Oktoberfest beer. At Reformation, our Revival Oktoberfest 2025 is brewed with Bavarian yeast and Coffee Malt — a throwback to centuries-old celebration with a Georgia twist. But what exactly makes an Oktoberfest beer? Why the steins? And what’s the deal with Coffee Malt?
Let’s tap into the answers.
While both are classic German fall beers, they’ve evolved:
Märzen:
Festbier:
TL;DR: Märzen is old-school and richer; Festbier is lighter and newer.
Because the original Oktoberfest started in September!
The first Oktoberfest was a royal wedding celebration in 1810. It lasted 16 days and ended in early October, giving the festival its name. Ever since, celebrations — and beers — start mid-September and end the first weekend of October.
So yes, it’s perfectly on time to crack one open in August.
Don’t let the name fool you — Coffee Malt doesn’t add actual coffee.
It brings:
In Revival Oktoberfest, it complements the smooth malt profile and makes this Märzen just a little deeper and toastier.
Because it’s all about the experience:
Want to lean into the ritual? Steins will be available at the end of September!
Oktoberfest beers love savory, hearty food:
The beer’s malt-forward body holds up to rich, salty, and slightly sweet flavors.
Yep. From August through October, you can find Revival Oktoberfest 2025 wherever Reformation beer is sold. Whether you’re firing up the grill, tailgating, or just looking for that first taste of fall — it’s here.
Fall’s first sip has arrived. Grab your stein, find a friend, and raise a glass of Revival Oktoberfest 2025. Available now, only for a limited time — don’t wait until it’s just a ghost of autumn past.
🍻 Prost.