Austin, Texas Beer Blogger
When I told people I was planning road trip to Colorado, people thought I had gone crazy! Even though this wasn’t the first option, it ended up working out. We had 6 adventure-filled days exploring Colorful Colorado!
Living in Virginia for nearly 25 years of my life, I’m embarrassed to say I hadn’t ever done much exploring…
I say breweries in Texas Hill Country ‘worth’ the drive, like any drive through Hill Country is some sort of torture. Quite the opposite, in fact.
And here are the 17 I can’t stop thinking about | Best Texas Craft Beers Recap of my 2019 Texas Brewery Roadtrip where I visited 51 breweries in 9 days.
New Orleans has quietly been stepping up their craft beer game for the past few years, and with 11 total New Orleans breweries at the time of publication, the term “craft beer New Orleans” is starting to take shape. Here is the only New Orleans Beer Guide you’ll need to navigate this exploding scene!
Curious about what is West Texas? Want to escape from the city? Whether you want to keep yourself busy hiking and exploring Big Bend National Park, or would prefer to lay on a hammock with a cold beer in with no idea where your phone is, West Texas is a peaceful oasis where you can take advantage of both.
With 22 years in the bag, there’s plenty of Real Ale Brewing Company history, interesting tidbits, and random trivia behind the brewery and its beers. Which is exactly why I wanted to share some of that with not only beer drinkers everywhere, but especially new craft beer drinkers in Hill Country.
Most of the breweries in this city have only been making beer for a few years, but they’re already putting out some phenomenal beers and people across the country are beginning to notice. This guide includes some of the most essential Dallas breweries (and even a cidery!). If you’re coming to the ‘Big D’ for a visit or just driving through, here are 7 spots in Dallas that are not to be missed.
The historic Pabst Brewery campus closed without notice in 1996 while under a different ownership group. The abrupt closure left hundreds of Milwaukeeans unemployed and the buildings sat empty until September 11, 2001. That was the day Jim Haertel heard the news that his offer to purchase the Pabst Brewery was accepted.
The Beer Bloggers Conference has been happening every August since 2010 and just like the craft beer world, there are more and more bloggers every year. This year about 100 bloggers were in attendance for a long weekend full of beer, networking, and exploring.
