Odd Side Ales is a craft brewery founded in 2010 in Grand Haven, Michigan, and is housed in a historic converted Story & Clark piano factory on 41 Washington Avenue. Founder and owner Chris Michner chose this lakeside Michigan town as the home for his brewing venture, transforming the storied industrial space into a welcoming taproom destination that blends local character with a strong craft beer identity. From the very beginning, the brewery positioned itself as a community-centered pub with a passion for creative and complex brewing. The brewery's portfolio is wide-ranging, spanning styles from American lagers and IPAs to imperial stouts and experimental hop-forward ales. A standout in their lineup is the Black Citra Not So Pale Ale, their flagship beer brewed exclusively with Citra hops, delivering an intoxicating aroma of grapefruit and citrus. Other notable offerings include the Big Kahuna American Imperial Stout and the Tangerine of My Rye IPA, which combines rye malt with tangerine character for a distinctive take on the style. The brewery also produces light session options such as Beer Me and Beer Me Lime. Odd Side Ales has grown steadily since opening, expanding beyond Grand Haven with plans for a coffee shop and taproom in nearby Fruitport. The taproom experience remains central to the brand, with the brewery describing itself as a place that makes "spaces people actually want to sit in."