Rök House Brewing Company

Best brewery I’ve been to. I don’t base a brewery off of there building lol. I base it off of quality and customer service and the ROK house is too notch. I loved the odins oats oatmeal stout.

Stopped by here after finishing up an appointment in the area. First I went across the street to the Hat and grabbed me a pastrami, then came here.
Grabbed a flight of drinks ranging from IPA to double IPA to saison to sour.
The beers were decent. They all had a distinct taste, which I couldn’t quite put my finger on. The two IPAs were my favorite. Followed by the sour and then the saison, but I’m not really a saison guy to begin with.
The staff is super welcoming and friendly. They’re more than happy to answer any questions you might have.
Came on a Wednesday evening around 6 and the place was packed. There was karaōke going on in the back, a giant jenga, and tons of board games to choose from.
Bonus, they’re dog friendly too.

RÖK House Brewing has grown up so proud of them. Must tries Sledge Hammer, She wolf Saison, and the Elder Curmudgeon Aged Barley Wine. Congrats RÖK!

My favorite brewery!

Excellent beer and vibe! The employees are excellent and are very friendly. Every Thursday night the King Trivia visits, to host trivia night, starts around 7PM, but arrive early to claim a table.

Best place! The staff is so welcoming, amazing beers, and a great atmosphere. My absolute favorite!

Very laid back place to come have a few beers. Definitely recommend the midnight, at least that’s my favorite.

Best Micro Brewery and beer around! I am generally not a fan of IPA’s but this place does it right! IPA’s should not be a contest to how bitter and nasty they can make it. It should accentuate the best attributes of the hops flavors and smells. Think of it like onions and garlic when you cook, done correctly onions and garlic can be sweet and flavorful, done wrong (cooked to long and to hot) they can be come bitter, nasty flavor and bad smell hmmmm sounds a lot like a nasty IPA doesn’t it! Great Job Lars and Mark!!!

One of my favorite local breweries, shield maiden is my go to beer. Great prices and Thursdays are the best due to the Trivia games

It’s not what you think it is but ask for a rim job with your beer, the darker the better. Amazing!!! :)

For my birthday this year we wanted to go on a brewery crawl and check out the local beers being made. This was our 2^nd stop out of 4, and needless to say, we never made the last 2 stops. The vibe here is so fun and laid back. I loved the Viking Theme inside along with the names of the beers. The beer itself was quite delicious. My favorite was the Berzerker Brown and my hubby loved the Fuggley. We will be going back here to get some Growlers to give out as gifts, as the beer is THAT good. The food truck outside was great too. They have a shelf with games and we for sure want to come back with a group of friends and play some Cards Against Humanity or other such games :)

Tried 8 beers, all were good. They had a live band, who were also very good. Casual ambience. A little crowded, but to be expected on a Saturday night.

This place is so much fun! I came here during the week after work and the location is such a cool looking place! The decorations inside are awesome, nice open space and the owners are so cool and full of life!
I’ve had their orange wheat beer and the red ale and both are delicious and inexpensive to drink. It was $ 5 beer night when I went!

Up and coming brewery with some tasty craft beers! Housed in a warehouse, the brewery has ample seating and provides board games to entertain while patrons drink, viking hats for the group to take pictures, and a GIANT jenga game.
Only con is that there is no food around, but they do provide sell jerky and allow you to order food and have it delivered.
They also close early so make sure to stop by early!
My favorite beer is their hammer of thor IPA — highly recommend! They also provide flights so you can sample them all. I like quite a few of their lighter wheats. Chill place to just grab a beer and chat with friends.

Really unique tasty beer here! Finally a nice place to cool off and drink good beer in the area! Me and my boyfriend will be coming back here! Other than changing people $ 1 for water is kinda lame because water should be complementary since people are drinking here. But hey! Just saying. Other than that, nice environment to drink in with ac, games, and on the house experimental sample drinks (:

First stop on our Saturday brewery hop. We made room for the calories on a hike nearby so, needless to say, a beer was much deserved. Burn em, earn em, drink em right back.
We started with a flight and hit the Kiska Kolsch, Hammer of Thor IPA, Dragon’s Breath smoked IPA, and the Double Hammer DIPA. All beers were tasty. We even liked the dark which normally doesn’t happen. The Hammer was the clear winner for IPA out of the 4 breweries we visited that day. We even had a moment in the car where we seriously debated going home or heading back to Rok House for one more pint of that hoppy gold. We did not go, but we will be going back another day.
The guy who poured that day was nice, knowledgeable, and obviously passionate about the place. The tasting room offers a TV, a mess of board games, and plenty of tables. They were remodeling the day we visited and it seems as if it’s getting very Viking up in there. Great addition to the ever growing Claremont brewery scene.

I’ll keep this simple.
Awesome beer! Especially the big, dark ales like the Double Nut Brown and Russian Imperial Stout. Friendly staff and a fun viking décor. What’s not to like? :-)
Located in a small industrial complex with a good amount of parking, the inside is simple and concrete but with a wonderful menu of options and fun Nordic embellishments everywhere. They even of a clothesline with t-​shirts for the many breweries in the area hanging above their bar. It’s a great place to try some great beer.

The beers were not bad. They were ok, not the best but good. They also sell nuts and jerky. When we came by there was a food vendor. Nothing special polish dogs and burgers. Lots of games to play while drinking. Fun spot to kick it after a hard day’s works while throwing a few back. Cheers everyone!!!

I visited Rok House Brewing Company on a Friday night with my sister. As soon as you walk in (and see the giant Jenga blocks stacked to the side) you know you’ve found a «cool», laid back brewery.
I went with a bunch of samplers to try and taste as much as I could without getting drunk.
The Orange Witbier was cloudy and had a slightly creamy mouth feel and a nice, clovey aftertaste (the cloudiness and clove taste are common with wheat beers). Unfortunately, there was no head on the beer where all the aromatics live.
The Kolsch had no head or real aroma but was light and plenty refreshing.
The lemon saison had no head, had a creamy mouth feel but had a strong aroma and taste of alcohol to it. I couldn’t pick up any of the lemon flavor or scent at all.
My favorites were the Citra Session IPA and Robust Porter. The IPA was nice and light, with a beautiful citrus scent from the hops coming off a nice head, it wasn’t overly hoppy for an IPA. The Porter was a great example of how hops can balance out the sweetness of the malt used in a porter beautifully; it was also smooth.
Brandy was as nice and welcoming as any bartender can be. Great attitude, great smile, and doesn’t shy away from telling you what her favorites are (too many times you get the «everything is really good here». She tells you what she likes and why she likes it).
As with all breweries, I’m looking forward to visiting often to see what else they put out there. My overall impression tells me that they are heading in the right direction.

First time here and having a nice time. My favorite is it the oak bourbon. Playing trivia in a few minutes and partaking in a wonderful meatball sandwich!
Great atmosphere to share time with friends. Will be coming back for sure. Oh and you can ask to wear your very own Viking helmet.

Tried everything they had. All 9
2 were meh and not to style
5 were moderately good and would get my vote for being decent
2 were excellent. Both «Thors» fit that bill
Nice industrial space tasting room like many upstarts. Give it a try.
They r friendly

Awesome litte brewery in the so-​called «Industrial Park» of Upland, I found this place through a Groupon deal. You get two tester flights and a growler for only fifteen dollars; a steal considering most places charge roughly ten dollars for a flight. I definitely recommend getting this deal if it is still available.
The first thing I noticed about this place is the Viking and Nordic theming of the place, which I totally dig. The logo has a large shirtless Viking warrior holding a barrel of beer in one arm and a large mug of beer in his other hand, and it was definitely inticing. I mean… what better way to get pumped up to try some good beer than a badass viking warrior on the front door of the business? Throughout the tasting room are decorations with a similar theme: Shields, helmets, swords and the like. It harkens back to the days (VERY old days of course) where you come home from battle and have a beer to celebrate your victory, and mourn the loss of fallen comrades. Well… besides the brewing tanks and other equipment, of course.
I had a variety of different beers: Hammer of Thor, the Double IPA, Eric the Red and both of the Double Nut varieties (Sherry and bourbon). In all honesty, they were all pretty delicious, with the Double Nut ones being my favorite. They have a nice, clean nutty flavor, with a hint of their respective flavors. I prefered the bourbon one, but both were quite delectable. Next up would be the Double IPA, which I am already a fan of in the first place, but Rok House does a great job with their own version.
Service was extremely friendly and the gentleman who helped us was friendly, informative and overall a great guy. He gave us recommendations, asked us for our opinion, and was not too intrustive when I was in a middle of a conversation. He told us different options on filling the growler we got for our deal, and how long they would each last. He was honest, which I definitely appreciate, since we didn’t want our beer to go flat before we could have the chance to drink it.
If you are in the Inland Empire, I definitely recommend coming here for a pint or two. They are not very far from the 210 or Foothill Blvd and it is near Dale Brother’s Brewery, another local brewery. I know for sure I will be back.