We’re Not Sour on True Anomaly Brewing Co.
True Anomaly Brewing, the latest addition to Houston’s craft beer and EaDo bar scenes, opened its doors at 2012 Dallas this past February. Since then, it has garnered attention for its elegant, fruity, and sometimes salted sour beers, as well as its contemporary space-age aesthetic. On an uncharacteristically pleasant Sunday afternoon in September, we stopped […]
Big Craft Beer Festival Returns Over Labor Day Weekend in Galveston
The 10th annual BrewMasters Craft Beer Festival at Moody Gardens Convention Center kicks off today (Friday, August 30) at 7 Hope Boulevard in Galveston. This extensive festival runs through September 1 and gives both independent brewery fanatics and newcomers the opportunity to try new beers and to learn more about the craft. The festival begins […]
New Orleans-Based Brewery Opening Second Location in Houston
Urban South Brewery is bringing its award-winning line-up of hazy IPA’s, robust stouts and barrel-aged sours to Houston this fall. It’s the New-Orleans based brewery’s first foray outside of Louisiana. The new site includes a 14,000-square-foot, 10-barrel brewing facility and is at 1200 Oliver Street in Sawyer Yards. The satellite facility features a canning line […]
Beer Review: Saint Arnold’s Bishop’s Barrel 22 Caters To Beer AND Wine Lovers
The 22nd installment in Saint Arnold Brewing Company’s Bishop’s Barrel series was released on November 26, and it appeals to more than beer drinkers thanks to an unlikely wine connection. Find it in most grocery stores, larger liquor stores and, of course, at the Saint Arnold beer garden. Saint Arnold initiated the Bishop’s Barrel series […]
New Houston Brewery Brings German-Style Beer to the Northwest Side
Houston now boasts several craft breweries and most focus on a divergence of styles. For example, Saint Arnold has multiple Belgian-influenced beers in its repertoire, Lone Pint and Spindletap specialize in hoppy beers —especially India pale ales (IPAs) — and Holler Beer favors a mixture of styles. Klaus Brewing founder Thomas Lemke saw a gap in the craft […]