trickster's brewing company

Warehouse location with a good variety of quality brews....Always interesting conversation buzzing around.

Service was outstanding even though it was their anniversary party and they were quite busy. I loved the Amber and heard great things about the Kolsch. Tasted a few other samples but the Amber was smooth and flavorful with no bitter after taste. I recommend Trickster's to anyone that prefers a crafted beer.

I dropped by this place because they were listed on the Inland Northwest Ale Trail brochure (which has been a LOT of fun!). It is not very large, but is very clean and the guys are great!Better yet, the Beer is outstanding! I recommend you try their sampler, and then have a pint of the one you like best. They also have some cool gear, and I ended up buying their bottle opener that is solid metal, with a die-cut logo of their coyote head. Really unique, and great quality. I am going to put a magnet on the back so it sticks to my fridge.I walked away with a growler full of one of the cask beers. It was excellent. I am going back soon.Drop by for a pint. No food, but there are some nice places nearby.I can't believe they are in my backyard and I would never have known if not for the Ale Trail!

We found the brewery on the recommendations of a friend that lives in the area. Even though it is tucked away in an industrial area, there were five or so cars there on a weekday night enjoying the different beers that the brewer has devised. His tasting flight includes smaller pours of a kolsch (light lager type), a brown ale, an IPA, an extra pale ale and a blonde. Every beer ticks all of the boxes for the style. Worth a visit just to be able to sample every beer in one sitting. After being in Coeur d'Alene for a few days, I have found that most restaurants only have one or two different types on tap.