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Discover brews with altitude at Bonesaw Pilot House.

2024-10-16

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Step into the aviation-inspired Bonesaw Pilot House , where craft beer meets innovation and community.

Located at the Deptford Mall in Deptford, NJ, this unique venue offers an immersive experience featuring over 20 beers on tap, from hazy IPAs like the flagship Swoosh to the seasonal favorite Bonetoberfest.

Get ready to taste creativity in each glass, as Bonesaw's small-batch brews and seasonal specialties offer something for every palate.

Enjoy classic lagers, experimental seltzers, and even unique craft sodas. With an airplane turbine table, a plane hanging overhead, and a runway-themed bar, the atmosphere is as unforgettable as the drinks.

Whether you're a seasoned craft beer lover or exploring for the first time, Bonesaw Pilot House promises a memorable visit.

Bonesaw Brewing | Facebook | Instagram

1750 Deptford Center Rd Suite 1500, Deptford, N.J. 08096

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