Facility Rules

Here at Georgia Beer Company, one of our goals is for every guest to have a safe, comfortable and enjoyable experience every time you visit.

To help keep our brewery welcoming for all, we've posted a few guidelines that cover everything from family-friendly expectations and pet policies, to mindfulness during live music performances and even clarity about state alcohol regulations.

There's 4 sections in total - and we've posted them in full and in separate shots to make it easy on y'all to zoom in and read.

Here's the Shortened Version

Please always be respectful of fellow guests and our staff
Please help us keep the brewery clean and enjoyable for everyone
Families are always welcome, but children should be supervised and parents mindful of other guests
Well-behaved pups are ALWAYS welcome in our outdoor areas on a leashed, but please just clean up after them
Please follow all local and state regulations regarding to-go alcohol purchases (the big one is any to-go beer you buy must be consumed off property and cannot be opened on premise)
Weekly live music shows are a part of our fabric - and we were recently named the BEST Live Music in Valdosta by @thevdt - and we ask that you always be mindful of the shows as they're happening by limiting distractions for our musicians
Most importantly, please treat your fellow guests at the brewery - a place that has many of y'all's beloved "third space" to hang out at over the years - with kindness and respect

The Takeaway

These aren't meant to take away from the fun - they help ensure GBC remains a place where everyone can gather and enjoy great beer, food trucks & live music together every week.

And if you've been to the brewery and had a bad experience because one or more of these rules weren't being followed, we hope you will see that we are making an increased effort to ensure they're visible and adhered to - and that you will come back and give GBC another shot.

Thank you for helping us create the welcoming atmosphere that makes GBC special. Cheers, y'all!