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Brewery Tour

North texas' finest craft beers, min guests:, any location in the dallas - fort worth area., round-trip transportation, professional tour guide, tastings at three breweries - optional lunch., professional tour guide, a tour for beer lovers.

North Texas has become a focal point for the craft beer movement nationwide, with dozens of new breweries opening across the area. We will explore the blossoming craft beer scene in the company of a local expert, this tasting tour will take you to some of the most popular establishments but also the hard-to-find ones springing up around the DFW metroplex.

About The Tour

No matter your beer preference, the Dallas/Fort Worth bustling beer scene offers an assortment of incredible IPA's, Ales, Lagers, Porters, and Stouts. But which breweries should you choose? That is where we come in. We will take you to the top venues where you’ll sample their finest offerings.

For those foodies who would like to pair their brews with authentic Texas cuisine, we recommend our lunch or dinner packages. This ad-on will satisfy even the most critical in your group. Our guides are deeply passionate about beer and enjoy talking all about what Dallas/Fort Worth has to offer. Let us show you the best of the Dallas/Fort Worth beer scene!

This the perfect event for birthday celebrations, bachelor/bachelorette parties or corporate team building events. Treat yourself to an unforgettable experience!

This is a private tour and includes only you and your group. We only operate premium vehicles, the size of the vehicle is determined by the number of guests in your group. Our private tours include round-trip transportation. Pricing includes tasting fees.

Tour Highlights

Private tour, taste some incredible beer, knowledgeable and engaging tour guide (we are also huge beer fans), guided tour at one brewery (upon request and availability), beer tasting’s at each brewery, lunch/dinner from a limited menu at a brewery restaurant (unless no food is stated), premium trasportation, we can visit breweries in dallas or fort worth, experience north texas brew scene, popular destinations.

• Community Beer Co.
• Cowtown Brewing
• Deep Ellum Brewing
• Denton County Brewing
• Dirty Job Brewing
• Division Brewing
• Lakewood Brewing Company
• Woodcreek Brewing
• Four Corners Brewing Company
• Unlawful Assembly Brewing Co.
• Westlake Brewing Company
• Union Bear Brewing Co.
• Funky Picnic Brewery
• Craft Beer Cellar
• Cowtown Brewing Co
• Peticolas Brewing Company Taproom
• Oak Highlands Brewery
• 3 Nations Brewing
• Armadillo Brewing Company
• Bankhead Brewing - Fort Worth
• The Bearded Monk
• Vector Brewing
• Cellarman's Pub & Brewery

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Drink and Learn

The all-important guide to north texas brewery tours.

If you're a craft beer aficionado, then you're in luck, because North Texas has a plethora of great breweries at which you can wet your whistle. A small admission fee (usually $15 or less) gets you a tour of the brewery, a pint glass for your collection, and a few pints of beer. What a steal.

Here's a list of breweries around North Texas that offer weekly tours:

Bitter Sisters Brewery Addison's resident brewery has tours every Saturday from 12-2 pm for $15, which gets you the standard tour, three beers, and a pint glass. Bitter Sisters excels at making clean, crisp beers, like the Hissy Fit Marzen Lager and the Busy Body Blonde Lager. The brewery also recently debuted a taproom, open on Friday and Saturday evenings.

Community Beer Co. Practically next door to Peticolas Brewing Company (see below) in the Dallas Design District, Community features a gigantic taproom that often hosts local venders and a musician. Tours occur every Saturday from 12-5 pm. You get three beers with your admission of $10 if tickets are purchased online (by the Friday evening before), or you can pay $15 at the door. The brewery also has the taproom open weekly Wednesday through Saturday, where beer can be purchased by the glass.

Deep Ellum Brewing Co. Dallas' Deep Ellum Brewery tour is a great place to begin a Saturday in Deep Ellum. The brewery includes a taproom and large patio, where you're sure to find live music every week during tour hours, which are 12-3 pm. Afterward, head over to Elm or Main streets to enjoy the large selection of restaurants and bars Deep Ellum has to offer. The tour costs $15 at the door or $12 online, and you receive three beers and a pint glass. The brewery also has weekly taproom hours, where you can hang out and buy beer by the glass.

Division Brewing Arlington's first locally owned and operated brewery, Division Brewing has a taproom open to the public on Friday evening, from 4 pm to midnight, but it has recently opened on Saturdays for tours. Its $15 fee comes with four beers and the standard souvenir glass that we've come to expect. The brewery's Facebook page is the best source of information on tours and tastings, as they're still getting up and running on a regular schedule. With 10 to 15 beers on tap to taste, this is a must-see new brewery.

Four Bullets Brewery Located in Richardson, Four Bullets currently only has hours on Saturday, from 12-6 pm. The tour costs $10 and gets you three beers and a pint glass. After the tour, grab a pint of the Royal Flush Red Ale and head out to the expansive patio to hang out. Once you've had your fill at the brewery, head over to the Richardson Food Park across the street, which features a decent local draft beer assortment and an always rotating selection of food trucks.

Franconia Brewing Company One of the first breweries to open its doors in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, Franconia has one tour a week, at 11 am on Saturdays. The always entertaining guide for the tour is typically the owner himself, Dennis Werhman, who comes from a family of brewers back in his home country of Germany. He is not afraid to tell you his opinions of the huge domestic brewers and how Franconia sets itself apart by using the methods of the German Purity Law. The tour is only $5, and you receive several beers during the event. For an extra $5, you can get a Franconia glass to take home.

Martin House Brewing Company Situated just across the Trinity River from downtown Fort Worth, Martin House's skyline view pairs extremely well with its excellent beer. Martin House is open for tours on Thursdays, 6-8 pm, and Saturdays, 2-5 pm, for $10 (yes, you get a pint glass to keep). Expect large crowds of locals, who flock here regularly to listen to the live music, play games, and visit with the friendly team who brew some of Cowtown's most popular craft beers.

Nine Band Brewing Company Allen's only brewery has tours for $15 every Saturday at 12 pm, 1 pm, and 2 pm. The cost of admission comes with the requisite pint glass and beer samples. Nine Band has a wide selection, from its 28th State Stout to the Badge Honey Blonde. The brewery's taproom is also open Monday through Saturday evenings, where you can buy beer by the glass.

Panther Island Brewing Company Head over to North Main Street in Fort Worth for Panther Island Brewing's tour on Fridays, 5-9 pm, and Sundays, 2-6 pm. The $10 tour gets you a free pint glass, three samples of beer, live music, and access to local food trucks.

Peticolas Brewing Company A staple in the Dallas Design District and craft beer community, Peticolas hosts tours on the first and third Saturday of every month for $10 at the door. The cost of admission gets you a tour, three beers from its award-winning selection (like Velvet Hammer Imperial Red Ale or Royal Scandal English Pale Ale), and a pint glass. Before and after the tour, there is plenty of space to relax, drink your beers, and play bar games like rebound shuffle board. Dallasites have been flocking here to hang out on Saturdays since its opening.

Rabbit Hole Brewing Hop on over to Rabbit Hole Brewing just north of Fort Worth, in Justin, Texas. These guys host two tours on Saturdays, between 12-4 pm. You're likely to find core beers on tap — Mike Modano's 561 Kolcsh, Rapture Fusion Brown Ale, and 10/6 English Pale Ale — along with seasonal offerings on a constant rotation.

Rahr & Sons Brewing Company Rahr has been a staple in the Fort Worth community and craft beer scene for years, and it was one of the first in Dallas-Fort Worth to open its doors to the public. It has $10 tours on Wednesday evenings, from 5-7:30 pm, and on Saturday afternoons, from 1-3 pm. Of course, free beer samples are included with your admission. We recommend hitting the Wednesday evening tour to avoid the large weekend crowds and for a chance to sample any specialty beers that may be on tap.

Revolver Brewing Revolver took Dallas-Fort Worth by storm with Blood & Honey, its flagship beer on tap in most restaurants these days. The brewery is worth the drive out to Granbury, with one of the best brewery atmospheres around. Revolver opens from 12-3 pm on Saturdays for tours, and four 8-ounce tastings are included with admission. Come ready to hang out at this family-friendly brewery, where you can listen to live music and try your hand at giant Jenga or cornhole.

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Sausage News

Cajun restaurant with a special thing for sausage to open in arlington.

A new family-owned restaurant centered on Cajun cuisine is opening in Arlington: Called Beaux Boudin , it'll be a takeout-only place specializing in boudin sausage, plus Cajun and Creole dishes, and is opening in late March at 1821 S. Fielder Rd., in the former Fork in the Road, a nearly decade-old cafe that closed in 2022.

Beaux Boudin comes from husband-and-wife team Jeffery and Melissa Crump, who've been selling Cajun dishes at farmers markets in Fort Worth, Carrollton, Keller, and Grand Prairie for the past four years.

In 2023, the two decided to leave their day jobs — he was a software engineer, she was the program manager at the Women’s Center of Tarrant County — to open a brick-and-mortar.

“We feel like this is the right time,” Jeffery says. “We’ve made a name for ourselves by working the farmers markets, so in a way, we’re not exactly starting from scratch. Time after time, our customers would say, 'When are you going to open a brick-and-mortar?'"

Their centerpiece is boudin sausage, a specialty sausage made with rice, pork liver, onion, and bell pepper. Jeffery developed the recipe based on a recipe from his grandmother, a native of Eunice, Louisiana.

“I call it the hidden gem of American cuisine,” Jeffery says. “It’s such a good-tasting, profound dish that hits all of our dietary needs — proteins, carbs, and veggies. It’s been relegated mainly to Southern Louisiana, but it has a long history in America that goes back to the French settlers. It’s a uniquely American dish.”

The sausage will be served in a variety of ways:

• By the link, in two flavors, regular or spicy
• In breaded and fried boudin balls, with or without pepper jack cheese
• A patty melt sandwich on Texas toast, with American cheese and remoulade
• Street tacos, with repollo slaw, pepper jack cheese, and remoulade, on flour tortillas

Other menu items include jambalaya, chicken & sausage gumbo, and seafood gumbo. The latter is another of the restaurant's star dishes, made with crab, Gulf shrimp, Andouille sausage, and okra, and a special roux.

“We’re really proud of the seafood gumbo,” Jeffery says. “We make it with a dark roux with a white wine stock, which gives it a rich, complex flavor.”

Making their stocks and gumbos is a laborious task that takes days, Melissa says. “We’re closed Monday and Tuesday, but we’ll be here making the stocks and gumbo,” she says. “It’s a two-day process.”

Jeffery and Melissa's paths first crossed in the 1990s while they were students at G.W. Carver High School in Houston, where they grew up. Despite going their separate ways after graduating, they met again years later and fell in love and married.

Over the years, two of Melissa’s family members have become involved in the couple’s food endeavors and are now head cooks at the restaurant.

Her son, Aiden Aguirre, has been helping the couple cook since he was 11, Melissa says. He’s now a senior at L.D. Bell, where he’s enrolled in the Buinger Career & Technical Education Academy’s culinary arts program. After he graduates this spring, Melissa says, he’s heading to Johnson & Wales University in Rhode Island, where he’ll continue to study culinary arts.

Aguirre will share cooking duties with Melissa’s sister, Cindy Hernandez, who helped develop the recipe for the restaurant’s boudin tacos.

“Our dad said, `You can put anything on tacos, so put the boudin on them,’” Melissa says. “At first we weren’t sure if it would work. But Cindy came up with a great recipe for a repollo slaw, which is sort of like pico de gallo but with cabbage, and our dad was right, it worked.”

When they open, they'll initially accept walk-in orders only, then launch online ordering a few weeks later on their website and third-party apps such as Uber Eats and Door Dash.

“We do want to take things slow at first,” Jeffery says. “I’d rather start out small and then grow as we go along.”

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A Comprehensive Guide to Touring DFW's Craft Breweries

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We sure do love our craft beer here in DFW. Of course, there are plenty of bars and restaurants serving up the local stuff on tap, but it tastes even better at the source, especially now that the winter chill has thawed. Here's a comprehensive guide to DFW's craft breweries , with information on tours, cost, any special appearances by food trucks or musicians and, most importantly, beer samples .

Unless noted, breweries are not climate-controlled, so dress accordingly (e.g., as little clothing as possible when it's hot.) And plan ahead, as most breweries stop serving samples 30 minutes before closing. Cheers! — Margo Sivin

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Fort Worth’s Best Breweries — 12 Top Spots For Beers, Food, and Ambiance

From staples to brand new companies, these beer havens are must-visits in cowtown.

Second Rodeo Brewing hosts three sets of live music every day.

 A s Fort Worth has grown, Cowtown has quickly upped the number of great breweries in the city. Whether you’re gathering with friends or going on a first date, these Fort Worth hangouts are great to relax and try new beers. A lot of them also offer their own food menu, host food trucks on-site, or keep a rotating selection of live music on tap.

From staple spots to brand-new companies, these are the best Fort Worth breweries for beer, food, and ambiance.

Maple Branch Craft Brewery

2628 Whitmore Street Fort Worth, TX 76107  |   Map

Enjoy a beer in Maple Branch Craft Brewery's outdoor beer garden. (Courtesy)

Opened in 2020 in the Foundry District, this new brewery comes from husband and wife Stuart and Alyssa Maples. The 14,000-square-foot space includes the brewery, taproom, and outdoor beer garden. It’s a charming spot to sip some beers.

Head up to the bar to order brews like the 1776 American lager, Czech Ya Later pilsner, or Monkey Business Hefeweizen, as well as wood-fired pepperoni, meat lovers, and pickle pizzas. Then, chill in the A/C at wooden communal tables or outside.

Wild Acre Brewing Company

1734 East El Paso Street, Suite 190 Fort Worth, TX 76102  |   Map

Wild Acre Brewing brand will live on, its beer recipes to receive an update.

Founded by John Pritchett in 2016, this massive Fort Worth brewery will be seeing some changes in 2022 —Dallas’ Bishop Cider recently acquired the brewery that sits on 21 acres of property in the city’s near east side area.

The brand will be getting a refresh, but you can still currently visit the taproom to sip on their popular brews like Billy Jenkins bock, TX Blonde, and Wild Acre IPA.

Martin House Brewing Company

220 S. Sylvania Avenue, Suite 209 Fort Worth, TX 76111  |   Map

Sour Pickle Beer was such a huge success, it has been distributed state-wide.

Cody Martin co-founded this favorite Fort Worth brewery in 2012. Since then the brewery has become established in the community as one of the best spots for a beer. Named after the purple martin bird, Martin House Brewing makes some interesting concoctions. Brews range from True Love Raspberry Sour Ale to The Imperial Texan (a Double India Red Ale).

In 2020, the brewery launched its Best Maid Sour Pickle Beer and continues to push the flavor envelope with an upcoming hot dog water flavored seltzer . The taproom also hosts a food truck every Thursday and Friday evenings, and all day on weekends.

HopFusion Ale Works

200 E. Broadway Avenue Fort Worth, TX 76104  |   Map

The beer menu at HopFusion Ale Works includes everything from lagers to stouts. (Courtesy)

Located in Fort Worth’s Near Southside, this brewery was founded by Macy Moore and Matt Hill in 2016. Known for their innovative brews, the spot features six core beers including Feisty Blonde, Tejano Lager, Fur Slipper milk stout, and more creative concoctions.

You’ll also find rotating and limited edition beers, karaoke, live music, trivia, and more at the taproom each week. Happy hour takes place Monday through Thursday from 4 pm to 7 pm and includes full pours of beer for only $4.

Rahr & Sons Brewing

701 Galveston Avenue Fort Worth, TX 76104  |   Map

Since 2004, Rahr & Sons has been a staple brewery in Fort Worth. (Courtesy)

Since 2004, this Near Southside brewery has been serving up beloved brews out of its warehouse taproom. Owned by Fritz Rahr and Erin Rahr, the popular spot is known for its core Dadgum IPA, Rahr’s Original, Texas Red, and Blonde beers, as well as seasonal rotators.

The brewery hosts tours and tastings from Wednesday to Sunday if you’re interested in learning more about their brews.

Panther Island Brewing

501 N. Main Street Fort Worth, TX 76164  |   Map

Panther Island Brewing serves brews and food trucks just north of downtown Fort Worth. (Courtesy)

North of downtown Fort Worth, this brewery was opened by Ryan McWhorter in 2014. Core beers include the Tailgater blonde ale, Road Trip Snacks brown ale, Cannonball scotch ale, and more. They also serve local ciders on tap such as Dallas’ Trinity Cider and Fairweather Cider Co. from Austin.

The taproom hosts food trucks to pair bites with your beers like Smokin’ Cactus’ Southwestern cuisine and Kelly’s Onion Burger.

Cowtown Brewing

1301 E. Belknap Street Fort Worth, TX 76102  |   Map

Fort Worth's Cowtown Brewing recently expanded to a second taproom in Southlake.

Situated at the north edge of downtown, this Fort Worth brewery debuted in 2018. Cowtown Brewing has since expanded to a second location — and Southlake’s first-ever taproom — at Southlake Town Square.

The spot is known for its craft beer and barbecue — a winning combination. The taproom features an indoor space and an outdoor deck to enjoy drinks and bites on. Favorite brews include German-style lagers like the G’night Vienna, High Brau, and several IPAs. The barbecue menu includes sandwiches, brisket tacos, and rib plates.

Funky Picnic Brewery & Café

401 Bryan Avenue, Suite 117 Fort Worth, TX 76104  |   Map

At Funky Picnic Brewery and Cafe, you'll find craft beers and an extensive food menu. (Courtesy)

Like many breweries, this South Main Village brewery began in a garage with friends. After several years of experimenting and competing in homebrew competitions, Funky Picnic debuted as a microbrewery in 2019. Co-founded by Samantha Glenn, Collin Zreet, Jenni Hanley, and John Koch, the brewery also serves an entire menu of food to pair with your beers.

Craft beers on tap include the La Raza Mexican lager, It’s Called Lovebus hefeweizen, and Funny Accent English ale. They also make cocktails and mocktails, and the food menu features chicken wings, loaded fries, salads, burgers, and so much more.

Second Rodeo Brewing

122 E. Exchange Avenue, Suite 340 Fort Worth, TX 76164  |   Map

Pull up a lawn chair and stay a while at Second Rodeo Brewing.

Just opened in 2021 , this new brewery and beer garden in the revitalized Mule Alley comes from Jason Boso (Truck Yard in Dallas). The new spot features 14,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space for live music and brews.

Created by Brew Boss Dennis Wehrmann, the beer menu includes eight Second Rodeo brews including an oatmeal stout, Mex Tex lager, Big Buckle IPA, and more. They also serve other local breweries beers, cocktails, and wine. The food menu features wings, Truck Yard nachos, and Truck Yard’s Famous Philly Cheesesteak.

Bankhead Brewing

611 University Drive Fort Worth, TX 76107  |   Map

Bankhead Brewing's menu is way more than standard bar bites. (Courtesy of Bankhead Brewing)

Founded in Rowlett, this new brewery opened in the former Deep Ellum Brewing Co. space in West 7th in 2021. Named after the historic Bankhead highway — one of the first transcontinental highways built in 1916 — the brewery includes a lineup of 16 craft beers on tap, a full bar, and food.

Names of beers are Bankhead related including the Aoogah! pilsner, Milemaker 10 IPA, and Hoofer’s Hef. A chef-driven menu features short rib poutine, lobster mac and cheese, pizzas, chicken fried ribeye, and more elevated bites.

Fort Brewery and Pizza

2737 Tillar Street Fort Worth, TX 76107  |   Map

Colorful murals add to the ambience on the spacious patio. at the new Fort Brewery space. (Photo by Courtney Dabney)

Owners Will Churchill and Corrie Watson opened Fort in The Foundry District in 2018, overhauling a warehouse space into a cool new brewery that also happens to serve great pizza. The brewery features an outdoor patio with an AstroTurf cornhole court, music stage, murals, and a retractable roof.

As for the beers, you’ll find favorites such as Sir Canz A Lot pale ale, Baby Got Bock, and Fort Stout on tap. The food menu includes 15 kinds of pizzas, salads, and burgers.

Neutral Ground Brewing Company

2929 Race Street Fort Worth, TX 76111  |   Map

Neutral Ground Brewing Company is a brand new brewery in Fort Worth. (Courtesy)

New to the Fort Worth brewery scene, Neutral Ground opened in the River East district in 2021. Founded by Stan Hudson and Sean Doublet, the name was inspired by the original “neutral ground”— the disputed border between Louisiana and Texas in 1803. The neutral ground was a place for free trade and fun.

Beers on tap range from brown ales to IPAs and food vendors pop up regularly.

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What are your current taproom hours.

Our beautiful taproom is open every day, 12-10pm.

 We sell $15 wristbands good for four 8oz pours on  Thursdays from 4-8pm and  Saturdays from 12-5pm.

Our new on site food truck Barley is here:                                

Wednesday – Thursday: 4-8pm Friday – Saturday: 12-8pm Sunday: 12-5pm

What beers do you have available?

To view the current draft list, please click here .

To view the to-go beer list, click the same link . Then click “Draft Menu” and choose “Beer To-Go.”

If you have any other questions please message us on Instagram @martinhousebrewing (fastest responses) or on Facebook .

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The 18 Best Dallas Breweries

What are the best Dallas Breweries you absolutely must check out? Well, we’ve done the work to figure that out for you! We have sampled their brews, spent time in their taprooms and read all the online reviews to come up with our take on the top Dallas Breweries to explore this year! 

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Dallas Breweries

The craft beer scene in Dallas, Texas is seriously booming. In recent years, many local breweries have sprung up, and the city has become a hub for craft beer lovers.

There are now dozens of breweries in Dallas and the surrounding areas, offering a wide variety of styles and flavours. From light and refreshing lagers to rich and creamy stouts, there is something for everyone to enjoy in this North Texas city.

Whether you’re a casual drinker or a die-hard beer geek, the craft beer scene in Dallas has something to offer. Next time you’re in town, be sure to check out some of these extra special local breweries. You won’t be disappointed.

What are the top breweries in Dallas ?

Dallas, Texas is home to some of the best breweries in the country. In fact, several of the city’s breweries have been honoured at the Great American Beer Festival, the largest and most prestigious beer competition in the United States.

What makes Dallas breweries so special? First and foremost, the city’s brewers are committed to using high-quality ingredients. They also have a passion for experimentation, frequently creating new and exciting flavour combinations. And finally, Dallas brewers are known for their hospitality, always making sure that their taprooms are welcoming places where visitors can enjoy a cold beer and good conversation.

Below, we’ve listed some of the best breweries in Dallas, TX, that you simply cannot miss!

How we picked the best Dallas Breweries?

With every ‘top breweries’ post that we write, we make sure to do diligent online research to determine who makes it on our list. From reading online reviews and reviewing beer selections, to checking other authority websites and of course, sampling their beers. We do our best to take all the information we collect and give you our opinion of the top breweries in Dallas.

However, we know we aren’t perfect and if we’ve missed a Dallas brewery that you think should be on this list, contact us and let us know who the brewery is and we’ll do our best to include them!

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If you think a brewery deserves a spot on our list, Vote for them ! If you’re a brewery looking to update your information or get in touch, contact us!

The Best Dallas Breweries

Alright, let’s get to it, shall we? Here’s our list of the top Dallas Craft Breweries!

Deep Ellum Brewing Company

Deep Ellum Brewing Company is located in the trendy neighbourhood of Deep Ellum Entertainment District, known for vibrant street murals, quirky art galleries and many concert venues. The bright colours and funky vibes of the District are also seen in their vibrant and bold can artwork, which is a site to see on its own!

Deep Ellum Brewing Company was the first brewery to open in Dallas, Texas, and is still one of the largest in the area. Their beautiful and spacious outdoor beer garden is a great place to soak up the Dallas sun and have a pint with your friends.

Customer Review: Visiting the city for the weekend and some locals recommended this place. Very glad we went. Eclectic funky East Atlanta vibe and great brews. Love the Dallas blonde. And the Blind Pickle was pretty nice.

• Phone: (214) 888-3322
• Address: 2823 St Louis St, Dallas, TX 75226, United States
• Beers to Try: Dallas Blonde
• Website: deepellumbrewing.com/

Community Beer Co.

Community Beer Co. is making waves in the Dallas beer scene. They’ve recently moved to a new 70,000-square-foot facility that gives beer lovers their very own community hangout spot. The new location boasts a two-story taproom, private event space, and an outdoor Biergarten and amphitheatre with corn hole and plenty of room for activities.

You’ll always be shown a great time at Community Beer Co., with live music, brewery tours and trivia nights. Not to mention their diverse lineup of about two dozen amazing craft beers on tap! A true craft beer paradise.

Customer Review: This place is the ultimate in craft beer. Great atmosphere, great beer, great venue!!!

• Phone: (214) 751-7921
• Address: 3110 Commonwealth Dr, Dallas, TX 75247, United States
• Beers to Try: Tropical Mosaic IPA and Silly Goose Fruited Wheat Beer
• Website: communitybeer.com/

Four Corners Brewing Co.

Four Corners Brewing Company started as a home-brew hobby and went through many small but mighty upgrades to arrive where they are today. Located in the Cedars District just south of downtown Dallas, this local hub is a great place to enjoy an afternoon pint full of local flavour or a few flights to try everything they have to offer.

They host weekly events like Loteria (a Mexican version of bingo with pictures instead of numbers), trivia nights, and live music performances. You’ll be in for a treat with their limited-release creative beers or their boozy kombucha, a unique creation that is definitely worth a try.

Customer Review: My favorite place to drink local! Great beer, great location, just a wonderful staple in Dallas!

• Address: 1311 S Ervay St, Dallas, TX 75215, United States
• Beers to Try: Heart of Texas Red Ale
• Website: fcbrewing.com/

Lakewood Brewing Company

Lakewood Brewing Company in Garland, Texas, just 20 minutes from downtown Dallas is definitely worth the trip. They’re known for their Temptress Stout, an Imperial Milk Stout with Lactose and Vanilla at a whopping 9.1% ABV and named the #1 craft stout in Texas! It’s so popular that they’ve created a whole line called the Seduction Series, which includes spinoffs of the beloved Temptress, including French Toast, Smores, and Peanut Butter variations!

Customer Review: Growlers, cans and bottles! Comfortable taproom! The brewers are great people, the staff honestly enjoy working there! The beers are great, and it’s really a good idea to look at the whole list and get something you can’t find in stores. This is honestly one of my favorite places to go!

• Phone: (972) 864-2337
• Address: 2302 Executive Dr, Garland, TX 75041, United States
• Beers to Try: Temptress Stout
• Website: lakewoodbrewing.com/

Peticolas Brewing Company

Peticolas Brewing Company has a beautiful 3-storey building in the Design District of Dallas, Texas. Within these three levels you’ll find board games, ping pong, shuffleboard, ring toss and other fun games, along with live music, and some of the best beer in the area. They’ve won many awards for their expertly crafted beer, including two gold medals at the Great American Beer Festival! Though they don’t have a food menu, feel free to bring your own food or order delivery straight to the brewery.

Customer Review: Cool hangout spot, but more importantly some really good beers to choose from. Super friendly staff

• Phone: (214) 234-7600
• Address: 1301 Pace St, Dallas, TX 75207, United States
• Beers to Try: Velvet Hammer Imperial Red Ale
• Website: peticolasbrewing.com/

Hop And Sting Brewing Company

Hop and Sting Brewing Company is a Grapevine craft brewery near the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. They host many great events at the brewery and use these events to donate to charitable, local organizations. You’ll also find live music every Thursday night and trivia night on Sundays! Hop and Sting Brewing Company make the staple, core beers, along with seasonal beers and some seriously creative craft beers (Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Ale anyone?)

Customer Review: One of my favorite DFW breweries!! The beer is really good, the staff was amazing, and they were great allowing my dog to be inside. The patio area is really big and perfect for cooler weather days. Im definitely going back and would suggest that everyone go at least once!

• Phone: (817) 488-2337
• Address: 906 Jean St, Grapevine, TX 76051, United States
• Beers to Try: Galactic Haze Belgian Style White IPA
• Website: hopandsting.com/

Manhattan Project Beer Co.

Manhattan Project Beer Co. is a newer craft brewery in West Dallas. This small batch brewery has over a dozen draft beers in their tap room accompanied by a coffee bar! Brewery meets coffee shop, what more could you ask for? Their food is raved about by many, especially the Thai fried chicken with gluten-free fried chicken! Almost everything they serve in the tasting room is made from scratch with the quality you can taste!

Customer Review: Besides the incredible beer (Nuclear Winter BA is my favorite), they have in my opinion, the best fries I’ve ever had. The arepas are also stellar.

• Phone: (469) 678-8870
• Address: 2215 Sulphur St, Dallas, TX 75208, United States
• Beers to Try: Necessary Evil Pilsner and Delayed Destination Coffee Blonde
• Website: manhattanproject.beer/

Texas Ale Project

Texas Ale Project is a veteran- and family-owned Design District brewery that is committed to producing high-quality and thoughtfully brewed craft beer. They offer a variety of beers from year-round favourites like the Pantera Golden Ale (a collaboration with the iconic heavy metal band Pantera) to limited-release flavorful creations like the Cotton Candy Pilsner.

Along with their expertly crafted beers, Texas Ale Project also offers beautiful Dallas skyline views, making it the perfect place to visit after a long day or to enjoy a leisurely weekend afternoon.

Customer Review: Solid brewery, great band and better beer. Favorite was texas blood 5/5

• Phone: (214) 965-0606
• Address: 1001 N Riverfront Blvd, Dallas, TX 75207, United States
• Beers to Try: Pantera Golden Ale and Fire Ant Funeral
• Website: texasaleproject.com/

White Rock Alehouse & Brewery

White Rock Alehouse & Brewery is a locally owned craft brewery located in East Dallas, just steps from the White Rock Lake trail. The tap room is cozy and inviting, with a rotating selection of delicious beers on tap. The brewers at White Rock Alehouse use only the finest ingredients to create their unique beers, and they’re always experimenting with new flavour profiles.

Besides the award-winning beer, you’ll also find a delicious food menu, including tater kegs (stuffed tater tots) and flatbread pizzas. Whether you’re a beer lover or just looking for a relaxed place to hang out with friends, White Rock Alehouse & Brewery is the perfect spot.

Customer Review: Had a great late lunch here and can’t wait to come back. Tasty beer options and we loved the burger and tacos we had. Service was outstanding and made us feel like we were on vacation.

• Phone: (214) 989-7570
• Address: 7331 Gaston Ave #100, Dallas, TX 75214, United States
• Beers to Try: Urban Parakeet IPA
• Website: whiterockalehouse.com/

Oak Highlands Brewing

Oak Highlands Brewing is a great place to visit if you’re in to have a good time! Their dog-friendly patio has tons of games to play with your friends like cornhole, foosball, and shuffleboard. They have upwards of 20 taps going at all times flowing with some seriously good beer, some of which are taproom-only beers, so you’ll have to go straight to the source to try these creations! Plus, they have a very special brew called the Charity the Altruistic Ale where 10% of sales go to a non-profit charity! Drink to a good cause at Oak Highlands Brewing!

Customer Review: Best of the best! Wide variety of beers and so dog friendly! They bring in a variety of tasty food trucks for food and the tap room has cool special events. Their Oktoberfest is as good as any! Extremely low key and spacious.

• Phone: (469) 802-9455
• Address: 10484 Brockwood Rd, Dallas, TX 75238, United States
• Beers to Try: Freaky Deaky Belgian Tripel
• Website: oakhighlandsbrewery.com/

Celestial Beerworks

Celestial Beerworks, located in the Medical District, is known for its artsy and space-themed decor and ever-impressive list of IPA’s. The taproom features walls adorned with cosmic-inspired murals and art almost everywhere you look.

In addition to its great atmosphere, Celestial Beerworks also offers a rotating selection of stellar craft brews and weekly special events! This is a space where art, science, space, and beer collide, and is definitely worth a stop.

Customer Review: Delicious beers, specially the IPAs. Good service and nicely decorated. There’s a patio and the artwork is super cool. Awesome place, interesting decor, they have beer flights for you to try many different beers.

• Phone: (972) 707-0523
• Address: 2530 Butler St, Dallas, TX 75235, United States
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• Website: celestialbeerworks.com/

Pegasus City Brewery

Pegasus City Brewery started as a small and mighty brewery and taproom in the Design District of Dallas, Texas. Since then, they’ve opened a second location in Downtown Dallas where you can sip on their exclusive releases or core draft beer. Both locations have clean and simple vibes and focus on the more traditional craft beers, being known for their ales and porters.

Customer Review: I enjoyed the vibe and the outdoors sitting, I enjoyed the beer (great porter!) and I appreciated that they had food onsite. Great brewery.

• Phone: (972) 366-7722
• Address: 2222 Vantage St, Dallas, TX 75207, United States
• Beers to Try: Nine Volt DP
• Website: pegasuscitybrewery.com/

ODD Muse Brewing Company

ODD Muse Brewing Company is located just outside of Dallas, in the nearby Farmers Branch. Though they’re just a few years old, they’ve quickly become one of the best breweries in the Dallas Fort Worth area.

If you like IPAs, you’ll love what they’re brewing up at ODD Muse. Nearly half the tap list consists of IPA’s, while the other half has traditional lagers and ales, and the occasional sour. They don’t have food but you might catch a food truck or two on the weekends!

Customer Review: Great local brewery,. Half the menu is IPA, the other half is a mix of sours, pilsners, lagers, and hefeweizen. Awesome and friendly staff and clean and safe brewery. Plus a beer garden area and pet friendly area. Highly recommend checking out.

• Phone: (214) 200-3172
• Address: 4488 Spring Valley Rd, Farmers Branch, TX 75244, United States
• Beers to Try: Silver Spaceship Hazy IPA
• Website: oddmusebrewing.com/

Vector Brewing

Vector Brewing is new to the Dallas beer scene and are certainly gaining quite a loyal following. They use local ingredients in their brewing process, making them true local beers. Pair these expertly crafted beers with their made-from-scratch pizzas, and you’ve got a recipe for the perfect evening! With recurring weekly events like trivia, live music, and even paint nights, it’s never a dull moment at Vector Brewing!

Customer Review: Great brewery in lake highlands. Their pizza is fantastic, as well as their beers. There was live music on the patio, as well as a live act inside in the later part of the day. I especially enjoyed the cherry imperial sour, full of flavor, tart and delicious. Its like drinking a sour cherry cobbler.

• Phone: (469) 676-0797
• Address: 9850 Walnut Hl Ln #405, Dallas, TX 75238, United States
• Beers to Try: Cloud Banger IPA
• Website: vectorbrewing.com/

Outfit Brewing

Outfit Brewing is a family-owned brewery, founded by two brothers with a love for craft beer. Humbly located in the back of the owner’s insurance company building, this place has a cozy, industrial chic feel that feels like home. Once a week, you can experience “Beer With The Brewer” where you can have a beer and chat with the owner and head brewer, Mike Frazer. Learn all about what you’re drinking, while you’re drinking it!

Customer Review: Such a cool place to spend your weekend. We gotta flight of beer and all of em were so good. I loved the ipas. Definitely coming back soon

• Phone: (469) 909-8240
• Address: 7135 John W. Carpenter Fwy, Dallas, TX 75247, United States
• Beers to Try: Cletus Saison
• Website: outfitbrewing.com/

Westlake Brewing Company

Deep in the heart of Texas, in the Deep Ellum neighbourhood of Dallas, lies Westlake Brewing Company. From the moment you step through the door, you’re enveloped in a comfortable atmosphere, complete with exposed brick walls and wood beams.

Westlake Brewing offers a refreshingly simple selection of craft beer that is sure to please any palate. Whether you’re a fan of hoppy IPAs or malty brown ales, you’ll find something to love here. Also worth noting is their “hugenormous” pretzels that are seriously good!

Customer Review: Had “This Many”(Belgian Tripel) and the “OatNeal Stout” brews. Pretzel bites with beer cheese and spicy mustard. Fantastic brews and great foods. Amazing service. Will be back. Thank you

• Phone: (877) 994-2337
• Address: 2816 Commerce St, Dallas, TX 75226, United States
• Beers to Try: Y’All Star IPA
• Website: westlakebeer.com/

On Rotation Brewery & Kitchen

On Rotation Brewery & Kitchen is a little different from the average brewery in that along with their own beers, they also feature an impressive amount of Dallas and Fort Worth breweries on their tap list. With 40 rotating taps of craft beer, cider, and hard seltzer, you definitely won’t leave thirsty.

Their own beers are made in small batches and are constantly changing. You likely will never have the exact same beer twice, as they’re always tinkering to make them bigger and better with every batch. Along with their long list of craft beers, they also have a great little kitchen serving gluten-friendly fried chicken and made-from-scratch apps.

Customer Review: Love this place, food is awesome and always a great selection of beers. Patio is one of the best in Dallas and have been here with adults large groups and with families and it’s always a great time with attentive staff.

• Phone: (972) 850-9279
• Address: 7701 Lemmon Ave Suite 200, Dallas, TX 75209, United States
• Beers to Try: Jalapeño Saison
• Website: on-rotation.com/

Oak Cliff Brewing Co.

Oak Cliff Brewing Company is housed in the historic Tyler Station building in Dallas. They’ve recently built an outdoor beer garden featuring picnic tables and lots of games and you’ll often find food trucks parked outside that pair nicely with your cold beer. Oak Cliff Brewing also hosts many events and often partners with local non-profit charities to support the community.

Customer Review: Great atmosphere. Great people. Great brews. You can’t beat it. Nothing commercial about it. Do it!

• Address: 1300 S Polk St #222, Dallas, TX 75224, United States
• Beers to Try: Lee Hazy Oswald
• Website: oakcliffbrewing.com/

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Here in Miller Valley you will experience an 70 minute indoor/outdoor guided walking tour of nearly 170 years of brewing history. Experience everything from Fredrick Miller’s arrival in Milwaukee to the high-speed production lines used today. Your tour seamlessly blends the rich history of Miller Brewing Co. with the modern technology of today’s brewing process. Our tours begin with a beer because… why not? We will immerse your senses as we take you back in time to our famous underground caves and historic, Bavarian-Style Miller Inn. Don’t worry, you will rejoin us in the 21st Century as we move on to our modern operations including our Brew House, Packaging and Distribution Centers. Ice-cold refreshing samples of our finest brews will be served at various stops along the tour (and after!) for those 21 and older. Water and soft drinks are available for guests under 21 or upon request.

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Take a walk back in time as we explore Miller’s nearly 170 year history of brewing in Milwaukee. This tour is approximately 2 hours in length and includes considerable indoor/outdoor walking. The Historical tour features stops in our Historic Caves, Miller Inn, Stables, and the original Gettelman Farmhouse. Along the way you will learn about Frederick Miller’s passion for making quality beer, innovation, and expansion of the brewing process in the early 1900’s, the Brewery’s survival during the prohibition era, and the impact Frederick C. Miller had on Miller Valley and the city of Milwaukee. You will sample ice cold beer at various stops throughout this experience and will receive a souvenir gift to commemorate your tour. You must be 21+ with a valid ID to sample our great beer. Sodas and water are available for all. This special tour is available select days of the week and is offered at $35 per guest. Advance reservations are required and can be requested  here .

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Spring is here, and with its arrival comes festival season. Browse art and artisans’ booths, listen to live music or get decked out in your Renaissance costume or kilt for a blast from the past. Here’s our guide to some of the best North Texas fests coming our way. See individual websites for schedule changes and other updates, and visit dallasnews.com/guide for more events.

DALLAS BLOOMS

The Dallas Arboretum’s spring flower festival is always as pretty as a picture. This year’s event is showcasing just that with the theme “A Picture’s Worth a Thousand Words” and new selfie walls made for floral photo opps. Dallas Blooms features 120 varieties of bulbs bursting into 500,000 flowers, including 350,000 of the arboretum’s famous tulips. In addition to flowers, Dallas Blooms has live music and markets on the weekends, cooking demos, Mommy and Me Mondays, Tiny Tot Tuesdays and BOGO Wednesdays.

Through April 8, daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden. $13-$22, free for children under 2. Entrance to the Rory Meyers Children’s Adventure Garden is $3 extra. $15 for parking, $11 if purchased online. Admission is buy one, get one free on Wednesdays. dallasarboretum.org .

DEEP ELLUM COMMUNITY ARTS FAIR

FREE Stroll along Crowdus Street in Deep Ellum to take in eight blocks of local and regional artwork, jewelry and crafts. There will be music on outdoor stages and roaming street performers at this family-friendly festival in the historic neighborhood.

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April 5-7 in Deep Ellum, Dallas. Free admission. deepellumfair.com .

SOUTH STREET ART FESTIVAL

FREE Browse the work of local and regional artists including works in glass, fiber, jewelry, painting and more. Food and beverages will be available from a variety of vendors. Parking and admission are free for this festival, which takes place along the 300 to 600 blocks of East South Street in downtown Arlington.

April 5-7, East South Street, Arlington. southstreetartfest.com/ssaf .

SCARBOROUGH RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL

Join in the mirth and merriment of the days of King Henry VIII at this festival, which features eight weekends with knights, villagers, jousters, birds of prey, the Mermaid Lagoon and 20-plus stages of entertainment. There are also rides and games of skill, along with food, pubs and taverns.

April 6-May 27, Saturdays and Sundays and Memorial Day from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Scarborough Renaissance Festival Grounds, Waxahachie. $32 for single-day tickets, $14 for ages 5-12 when purchased online. srfestival.com .

MAIN ST. FORT WORTH ARTS FESTIVAL

FREE Billed as the largest four-day festival in the Southwest, this fair in downtown Fort Worth spans blocks of music, food and art, with hundreds of artists participating in this year’s show. The festival’s outdoor stages will host Southern rock, jazz, R&B and Tejano bands. Kids can get creative in the makers zone and Sharpie Markers station.

April 18-21, opening daily at 10 a.m. in downtown Fort Worth. Free admission. mainstreetartsfest.org .

ENNIS BLUEBONNET TRAILS FESTIVAL

FREE Photo ops abound along 40 miles of beautiful wildflowers on the bluebonnet trail that is officially open April 1-30. The three-day festival celebrating Texas’ state flower includes arts and crafts, food, a Taylor Swift tribute band and other live music, wine strolls, kid activities, and plenty of bluebonnet-themed souvenirs.

April 19-21, opens daily at 10 a.m. in downtown Ennis. Free admission. bluebonnettrail.org .

LONE STAR CELTIC FESTIVAL AND HIGHLAND GAMES

Scottish Highland Games athletes will compete in nine traditional field games. Listen to Celtic bands including Cleghorn, the Blaggards and more, and watch local dance students perform Irish dancing. There will also be a beer garden and marketplace.

April 20-21 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Myers Park, McKinney. lonestarceltic.org .

GRAND PRAIRIE MAIN STREET FEST

FREE The family-friendly festival takes place over three nights with live music including performances from Mark Chestnutt, George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic, and Michael Salgado. The street party also offers carnival rides, arts and craft vendors, food and beer gardens, a kids zone and more. Admission and parking are free, but some activities carry a fee.

April 26-28 at 200 W. Main St. and surrounding area, Grand Prairie. Free admission. mainstreetfest.com .

DALLAS ARTS DISTRICT CHANGING PERSPECTIVES BLOCK PARTY

FREE Bandaloop Vertical Dance Company returns to the annual Block Party with an aerial dance on the side of an Arts District building. Other performers during the evening include Tejano music artist Monica Saldivar, entertainer Dezi 5 and Bruce Wood Dance. Visitors can enjoy fare from food trucks, help paint a community mural and more. The rain date is April 14.

April 13 from 3 to 8 p.m. in the Dallas Arts District. Free admission. dallasartsdistrict.org .

ART IN THE SQUARE

FREE The juried art festival also has live entertainment on several stages, including Free Fallin’ the Tom Petty Concert Experience. There will be games and crafts in the Kids Korner, food vendors, an ice tea stand, and beer and margarita tents.

April 26-28 in Southlake Town Square. Free admission. artinthesquare.com .

FESTIVAL OF JOY

FREE Celebrate Indian culture at the fifth annual Festival of Joy. The Ratha Yatra festival begins with a welcoming ceremony and parade and culminates with a performance by popular Indian artist Gaura Vani at 7 p.m. Presented by East Dallas restaurant Kalachandji’s, the event treats festivalgoers to a vegetarian feast, music, dance, and interactive holistic living and cultural exhibits.

April 27 at 11 a.m. at Klyde Warren Park, Dallas. festivalofjoydallas.com .

Taking place along the banks of the Trinity River, Mayfest has activities for the whole family in Trinity Park. Live music, festival food, carnival rides, free children’s activities, a petting zoo, performing arts groups, paddleboats, rock climbing, people watching, an art and gift market, and a student art contest are part of the fun. Parking is $20 at Farrington Field and the Dickies Arena Yellow Lot.

May 2-5 at Trinity Park, Fort Worth. $7-$12, free for 2 and under, free admission for all on May 2. mayfest.org .

FREE The Plano Asian American Heritage Festival presents the 20th annual showcase of Asian culture. Along with performances representing all parts of Asia, there will be cooking demos, visual art, martial arts, origami, fashion shows and more. Vendors from area restaurants and food trucks will sell a variety of Asian favorites.

May 4 starting at 11 a.m. at Haggard Park, Plano. Free admission. visitplano.com/event/asiafest-2024 .

COTTONWOOD ART FESTIVAL

FREE Shop museum-quality works by more than 190 artists during this juried show, which is held twice a year. You can also check out the ArtStop Children’s Area and plenty of local music and food. Live bands will play on the main stage. Food and drink options include wine, margaritas and craft beer from local breweries.

May 4-5 starting at 10 a.m. at Cottonwood Park, Richardson. cottonwoodartfestival.com .

40TH ANNUAL MAIN STREET FEST – A CRAFT BEER EXPERIENCE

A street fair in Grapevine’s historic downtown features craft beverages, live music, shopping and food vendors. Children can play in the KidZone, and everyone can enjoy the carnival midway.

May 17-19, opening daily at 11 a.m. in downtown Grapevine. $5-$9, free for ages 6 and under. grapevinetexasusa.com/main-street-fest .

MORE FESTIVALS:

BIG TEXAS BEER FEST April 6 from 3 to 7 p.m. in the Automobile Building at Fair Park, Dallas.

GARLAND BIG ART DAY April 6 from 2 to 9 p.m. at the Granville Arts Center.

DALLAS FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS April 13-14 at Kidd Springs Park, Dallas. dallasfestivalofthearts.net .

ARTS IN BLOOM April 12-14 in historic downtown McKinney. mckinneytexas.org/687/arts-in-bloom .

JAPANESE GARDEN SPRING FESTIVAL April 20-21 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. fwbg.org .

ARTSCAPE April 27-28 daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden. dallasarboretum.org .

ARBOR DAZE April 27 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Midway Park, Euless. Free. arbordaze.org .

LEWISVILLE COLORPALOOZA April 27 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Wayne Ferguson Plaza, Lewisville. Free. lewisvillecolorpalooza.com .

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Brewery Rowe: San Diego beers are big winners at state Brewers Cup

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You, lucky San Diego County resident, live near an award-winning brewery.

At the 2024 Brewers Cup of California, a statewide competition held in Sacramento earlier this month, 26 medals — nine gold, 12 silver and five bronze — went to local breweries.

“Local” meaning Oceanside and Ocean Beach, North Park and Bay Park, Ramona, Kearny Mesa and beyond.

“The Capital of Craft strikes again with another impressive showing up in Northern California,” said Erik Fowler, executive director of the San Diego Brewers Guild. “I particularly appreciate the geographic diversity of our winners from North County to Central Coast to East County.”

The gold medalists:

Medusa, Black Plague Brewing, Oceanside, specialty stout category.

Clever Kiwi, Burgeon Beer, Carlsbad, session beer category.

Brew for Ukraine, Kilowatt Brewing, Kearny Mesa, imperial stout category.

Apollyon, Pizza Port, Carlsbad, Belgian pale strong/tripel category.

Guillaume, Pizza Port, Ocean Beach, Belgian session/other Belgian ale category.

Paloma Sour, Pizza Port, Ocean Beach, Berliner Weisse category.

OB La Di OB La Da, Pizza Port, Ocean Beach, mild ale category.

Joslyn, Smoking Cannon, Ramona, chocolate beer category.

Juniper Flats, Julian Beer, Julian, historical beer category.

Silver medalists:

Berried Deep, Embolden Beer/New Motion Beverages, Miramar, hard kombucha category.

Doxie Dunkel, Kairoa Brewing/Brewpub, University Heights, Schwarzbier category.

Peachy My Other Vice, Mike Hess Brewing, North Park, Berliner Weisse category.

Naughty Listers, Pizza Port, Carlsbad, herb and spiced beer category.

Flying Hawaiian, Pizza Port, Ocean Beach, weizenbier category.

Otter Romp, Pure Project, Miramar, juicy/hazy imperial IPA category.

Merrill, Smoking Cannon, Ramona, experimental, wild and mixed-culture beer category.

Double PB Haze, TapRoom Beer, Pacific Beach, hazy IPA category.

Non Serviam, TapRoom Beer, Pacific Beach, dessert/pastry stout category.

Ube Latte, TapRoom Beer, Pacific Beach, field/historic beer category.

Weasel, Julian Beer, Julian, English-style brown ale category.

Juniper Flats (second version); Smoking Cannon Brewery, Ramona, and Julian Beer, Julian; collaboration beer category.

Bronze medalists:

Nado Japanese-Style Lager, Coronado Brewing, Bay Park, American wheat category.

Umbrix, Mike Hess Brewing, North Park, Imperial Stout category.

Vietnamese Pastry Stout, Mike Hess Brewing, North Park, coffee beer category.

Sunny Vibes, Northern Pine Brewing, Oceanside, cream ale category.

Creative Differences, TapRoom Beer, Pacific Beach, international pale ale and IPA.

A complete list of winners is at brewerscupofca.com .

Rank imposter

As a sucker for beer-related click bait, I couldn’t resist following an online link to Tripadvisor’s “10 BEST San Diego Breweries (Updated 2024).”

Can’t say I love the rankings, especially No. 1: Green Flash.

This may come as a surprise to Tripadvisor, as well as trippers following its advice, but Green Flash no longer lives here. Now an arm of SweetWater Brewing, it has moved to Fort Collins, Colo.

Tripadvisor may have been suckered by Green Flash’s website, which plays up its coastal roots and plays down its current Rocky Mountain locale.

Visitors trekking to the Tripadvisor listed address will find a locked, abandoned warehouse. Sad, but appropriate. This brewery was named for a natural phenomenon that is elusive, if not non-existent.

The Next Round

Ongoing: Orange County’s Green Cheek Beer has opened a tap room/kitchen inside the former home of Bagby Beer. That terrific brewery is no more, but the terrific former owner — Jeff Bagby — still brews here. Green Cheek, 601 S. Coast Highway, Oceanside. greencheekbeer.com/oceanside

Sunday : Raise a Guerita blonde ale to toast the band rocking Chula Vista Brewery’s Mariachi Sunday event. Chula Vista Brewery, 294 Third Ave., Chula Vista. chulavistabrewery.com

April 18: Stone Brewing co-founder Steve Wagner continues his series of beer-and-cigar dinners next month. The meal features five courses, five beers and three cigars for $125. Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens, 1999 Citracado Parkway, Escondido. stonebrewing.com/visit/bistros/escondido .

Quick Sips, Spring Cleaning Edition

Blackberry Pie

From: Abnormal Beer, San Diego

ABV (Alcohol By Volume): 6.8 percent

Style: Imperial Berliner Weisse

Drink or dump: Drink. Suitably tart, with ribbons of berry, coconut and vanilla flavors. Cinnamon makes a late, zesty appearance.

Farmer’s Reserve Plum

From: Almanac, Alameda

ABV: 6.7 percent

Style: Sour Ale

Drink or dump: Drink. Aged in oak barrels for three years, this Farmer pours a murky reddish orange, exuding stone fruit and barnyard funk aromas. Pickled plum and apricot flavors enter boldly, then subside in the dry finish.

From: Cellarmaker, Oakland

ABV: 6.9 percent

Style: West Coast India Pale Ale

Drink or dump: Drink. At the late, lamented Toronado tavern, I was buttonholed by a stranger raving about Cellarmaker’s beers. Ignoring these hosannas was a mistake, if this stunning IPA is any indication. Straw-colored, it delighted me with bright notes of orange zest, pine sap and strawberry.

Rowe is a freelance writer.

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