Sick-N-Twisted Brewery — Restaurant in Deadwood

I was excited to try their smoothie beer, but unfortunately, it wasn’t available at this location. Despite the disappointment, I decided to explore their other offerings and was pleasantly surprised. I ordered the pineapple cider, which was refreshing and well-balanced with a nice tropical kick. I also tried their customized cream ale, which was smooth, flavorful, and hit all the right spots. The atmosphere was lively, with a fun, laid-back vibe that fits Deadwood’s historic charm. The staff were friendly and helpful in suggesting alternatives when my first choice wasn’t available. Overall, a great spot to enjoy unique drinks, and I’d definitely return to try more of their...

The Rob IPA was pretty good. Great nose, what I'd expect from an IPA. My two friends got the seltzers and they were a absolutely atrocious. My girlfriend remarked that it was the worst tasting seltzer she had ever had.

The smell was reminiscent of melted cherry chapstick. The flavor was really really bad.

9/5/23 response: they had both the Pina Seltzer and the Melons. They both thought that the Pina was more palatable than the melons, they both didn't finish either. To my taste buds, it tasted like dirty keg lines...

This is the home of Big Booty Judy! Though her name isn't actually Judy. Nice looking brewery with a good selection of beers. Tried a flight, and most of the beers tasted somewhat flat to me. Did like the red ale though. Wife tried samples of Naked Winery wine. I appreciated the creativity they put into the names of the beers and wines. The server guy had an interesting demeanor, and I can see how some might get rubbed the wrong way. My wife and I are pretty easy-going and...