Baa Baa Brewhouse - Brewery in Brookshire - 539 FM 359 Rd S #7, USA

Tiny place, very limited seating and long lines. Luckily some folks left and we were able to sit down. The day we went they had Corner 99 pop-up food which was amazing! The beer was definitely good. The barrel aged stout was great. The IPAs were good, the Seasonal ale was very tasty but the fruited sour was over the top, like a smoothie. It was very tasty but had way too much texture for my taste.

I've been to Baa Baa a few times over the years but haven't been in awhile. I took a trip to Houston a few weeks back and popped in on Saturday afternoon with my fiance. They specialize in IPAs and fruited sours but also have a few more traditional options as well well. The IPAs were good but not as great as I remembered. My favorite was the Dr Lecter which had a good Dr Pepper marketing label. If you're looking for more west coast types vs hazy, you might be out of luck though. On the fruited sours, they are up there with the best in Houston along with Urban South. They have several different series of different mixed sours that usually include chocolate and different fruit. They had a key lime sour that was pretty good this time although I don't think I could drink a whole one as it was pretty acidic. Tasting flights are likely the way to go to try different things and I appreciate they offer that. It's also cool they sell single cans to go and their prices aren't bad for what they are. There are a few things I wish they would do better though. They don't list their beer to go options online at all which is weird for this day in age. They also don't label all of their cans...they'll have Candy Baa or whatever the series is but not necessarily what the flavors are which is unusual. Last thing is that they didn't have any of the to go beers besides Dr Lecter on draft so it was hard to try something to decide if I want to buy it. Overall, these things wouldn't stop me from going again but for as good as a brewery as it is, it would be cool if they addressed them.

Menu is easy to read. Would HIGHLY recommend any of their "Heavily Fruited Sours" which are more like smoothies, delicious. The weather was great and their patio had a good vibe.

Nice little place. It came highly recommended by the owner of Project HALO right down the road. Was really cool how they did their flights in a muffin tin. Hard to find places that actually do a flight of up to six beers. Their Highlander was my favorite out of all the ones we tried. Definitely recommend swinging by if you're in the area.

Cozy little brewery with a solid selection of IPAs and fruited sours. No food available on site but you are welcome to bring your own.

Quite possibly the best brewery in Texas. The New England IPAs are phenomenal as are the Fruited sours. Can’t sleep on their barrel aged stouts either. This place is worth the drive!

It’s a very local brewery in the suburbs of Houston. From outside it looks like just another place with a funky name. Once you step inside, one very quickly realizes that this place is only about brewing beer. Simple. And they get that bang on. It’s all about just serving great beer.

We made the trip out to Brookshire and wasn't disappointed. It's great to have another professional brewery in Houston. This isn't just another money maker or hobby enthusiast brewery. These guys really know their beer. Their forte seems to be fruited sours and high ABV stouts. My fav was the "Smooth Ninja - Strawberry Soursop, Lulo". They didn't have any IPAs on tap at the time, so I'll be keeping an eye out for their next releases. Love the setup and aura of this small brewery. They're also registered with Untappd, so you can see the current tap list on the app. Looking forward to tasting more of their creations.