We are at a point in Northwest Arkansas where our beer culture is no longer new or emerging. It has been here for a while now, and has firmly established itself as a force to be reckoned with.
Category: Beer News
Fayetteville Ale Trail anniversary events scheduled
The ale trail will celebrate its one-year anniversary with a series of events and giveaways Sept. 15-18.
New Beer Reviews: Left Coast Hop Juice & Bayou Teche Acadie
Several out-of-state breweries have recently entered the local beer market. The shelves and coolers of our local retailers are overflowing with new options. Here are a couple of reviews to help with your purchasing decisions.
Catching up with Core
Core Brewing & Distilling Co. has been on fire since it opened in 2012. In the last 12 months alone it has seen 900 percent growth, which is enough to make the founder’s head spin.
The tailgater’s guide to local craft beer
Here’s a list of recommended tailgating beers from the breweries of Northwest Arkansas.
Two more breweries for Northwest Arkansas (and an update on another)
There is a lot going on with the local beer culture right now. Three new breweries, relaxed regulations on growler sales, and a continuous stream of fresh and tasty beer.
From the road: Bell’s Two Hearted Ale
A lot of IPA reviews use the word “balanced.” It’s an overused term. But in the case of Two Hearted Ale it’s absolutely spot-on.
Hogshead Tours ready to set sail
Each tour includes stops at three different breweries and includes a flight of beer at each location.
Retail growler fills begin in Arkansas
Arkansas residents have a new option for purchasing fresh beer straight from the keg, and local brewers have a new way to compete.
Happy birthday, America: Two beers for the 4th
If you’re headed to a holiday party and would like to tote along a beer that represents your patriotism and tasteful sensibilities, the choice is clear.
Beer writers spend the weekend on the Fayetteville Ale Trail
A group of regional beer writers and social media enthusiasts enjoyed a whirlwind trip down the Fayetteville Ale Trail last weekend.
Retail growler fills coming to Arkansas
Imagine walking out of your favorite liquor or grocery store with a half gallon of your favorite beer poured and packaged fresh from the tap.
Arrowhead Pale Ale is a beer to be enjoyed as a thirst-quencher, not a slow-sipper
There are a lot of great summer seasonals available right now, but most of them are lagers, blondes, and wheats. For a full-flavored ale that won’t overpower, try Arrowhead Pale Ale.
Watch the new Fayetteville craft beer documentary online for free
The 26-minute film features commentary from owners and brewmasters at five local breweries, and also stars two of Fayetteville’s most prolific homebrewers.
Get ready for Columbus House Brewery & Taproom
The brewery’s proximity to the Fayetteville trail system should bring in thirsty bikers and runners by the droves.