West Sixth Brewing

West Sixth Brewing is a brewery in Lexington, Kentucky. The brewery focuses on great beer, community, and sustainability, serving customers through various taprooms and by distributing canned and bottled beers to bars, restaurants, grocery, and liquor stores throughout Kentucky and across the Ohio River in Cincinnati. The business maintains a 4.70 rating.

Founded in 2012, the brewery operates out of the Bread Box, a 100-year-old building that was historically used as the Rainbo Bread Factory. The brewing process includes a wide variety of offerings, such as the West Sixth IPA, seasonal rotators, limited releases, and taproom exclusives. The company employs a team of over 50 people and manages the West Sixth Farm, a 125-acre property featuring trails and a seasonal taproom. Beyond brewing, the brewery prioritizes social impact through the Sixth for a Cause Foundation, which supports non-profits via programs like Pay it Forward Cocoa Porter, Wooden Nickel, and Pedaling for a Purpose.

Located on W 6th St, the brewery is a short distance from Coolavin Park and the Smith Street Food Forest.

The brewery is known for its commitment to high quality, creativity, and environmental consciousness. Its dedication to the community is reflected in its various charitable programs and its focus on making a positive social impact.

West Sixth Brewing provides a diverse selection of craft beers and community-focused programming to the residents of Lexington.