About Us

Our primary mission is to brew superior craft beer for patrons in Seward and throughout the Midwest. A secondary mission is to have a postitive influence economically in the Seward area.

Bottle Rocket Boys

In 2014, Gerald Homp had the idea to start a brewery in his home town of Seward, Nebraska. He approached Jason Berry and Ryan Koch about helping him as Vice President and Brew Master. The Bottle Rocket Boys were formed.

 

In the following year they created business plans, found property and submitted the paperwork to the TTB and NLCC. On October 23rd of 2015 they openned the doors to Bottle Rocket Brewing Company.

 

Bottle Rocket Brewing Company Location

Our historic grain mill building was originally built in the 1940's. It was built as a seed grain cleaning and processing mill. In the 1980's it was turned into a flower shop that functioned until the brewery bought it in 2014. The original mill building features the original grain elevators, grain hoppers and Fairbanks-Morse scale. We added an event space onto the back side of the building and created a beer garden on the front side. Making a one of a kind building and location for drinking great craft beer. 

 

Rental Space

Bottle Rocket Brewing rents out the Main Event Space, Loft, Old Mill Second Floor and Beer Garden for your special events. Below are details about each unique area of our building and the rental fees associated with them. Please note that we do not rent out the Tap Room, that is alway open to the public during our normal hours.

  Tap Room
The Tap Room will not be reserved for any event, it will remain open to the public. The space houses the bar, table and fixed seating and access to the beer garden. 
 
 

Main Event Space and Loft 
The main floor holds up to 155 people and has no fixed seating. The loft can hold up to 45 people, and has fixed seating of up to 28. Has catering kitchen available.

Fee: $50 per hour w/ two hour minimum.
 
 

Old Mill Second Floor
This space is more comfortable for small gatherings of up to 25 people. it can be used as a conference room setting or a lounge. It features the original grain hoppers of the mill and exposed brick. The space has a lot of character. 

Fee: $35 per hour w/ two hour minimum.
 
 

Beer Garden and Deck 
The seasonal beer garden and deck can hold up to 75 people. Features a grain silo turned into a gazebo and a deck that has a great view and feel. 

Fee: $35 per hour w/ two hour minimum.