Ministry of Brewing

Ministry of Brewing is a brewery in Baltimore, MD. The taproom features 32 rotating taps, including seasonal and one-off offerings, and serves the local community with a variety of beers and rotating food truck vendors. The establishment has earned a 4.70 rating.

Operating out of the former St. Michael’s Church, the brewery focuses on the core values of education, community, and philanthropy. The founding members, Ernst Valery and David Wendell, work to support under-served communities through educational initiatives, such as a summer course in the brewery's QC lab designed to teach molecular biology and lab skills to Baltimore high school seniors. The taproom serves as a revitalized community gathering place for the Washington Hill, Upper Fells, and Butcher’s Hill neighborhoods, hosting public and private events including weddings, meetings, and fundraisers.

Located on E Lombard St, the brewery is situated near South Monroe Street and West Baltimore Street. It is a short walk from the Bon Secours Community Resource Center and Baltimore Fire Station 18 Medic 21, and approximately 0.2 miles from Unity Park.

The brewery is recognized for providing well-documented business information that is easily accessible to the public. This commitment to transparency and community engagement makes them a notable destination for those seeking a unique atmosphere in the Baltimore area.

Ministry of Brewing provides a unique experience through its historic setting and rotating tap selections for the Baltimore community.