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About

Homegrown in Homer.

What started with a homebrew kit and a love of good beer grew into a place built for bringing people together.

Around here, it's about more than beer.

Homer Hops is a locally owned craft brewery and taproom just minutes from the Village of Homer and downtown Cortland. We make beer we're proud to pour and have built a place where friends, families, neighbors and visitors can come together.
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Grab a beer, order something from the kitchen, catch some live music or spend an afternoon outside. However you find your way here, we hope you stay awhile.

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Meet the Crew

Local isn't just where we brew. It's who we are.

Homer Hops is built by friends, family and a crew with deep roots in the community. We're brewers, bartenders, cooks, music lovers and professional taste testers, all brought together by a shared love of good beer and good company. 

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Brewed Right Here

Our beer is brewed on-site on our five-barrel system, which gives us plenty of room to experiment. You'll find everything from hop-forward IPAs and easy-drinking ales to dark beers, sours and whatever else the brew crew decides sounded like a good idea.

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The tap list changes often, so there's usually something new waiting when you come back

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Built around community.

Homer Hops was built to be a gathering place.

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It's where neighbors meet for a beer, local musicians take the stage, families spend a Saturday afternoon and friends come together to celebrate the big stuff.

 

We're proud to support the people, organizations and events that make Homer and Cortland County feel like home, and even prouder when we get to see those same people pull up a chair at the brewery.

 

Because around here, there's always room for one more.

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The Space

The 3,000-square-foot taproom mixes rustic character with a few very Homer Hops touches, from reclaimed barn wood and locally made pieces inside to hops, farmland and rolling Cortland County hills outside.

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