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Thirsty Bro Brewing

Craft Brewery in Royse City - 0.39 mi

Husband and wife Terry and Catherine Gordon are first time commercial brewers who opened Thirsty Bro Brewing in Royse City. Calling their guests “bros and bro-ettes”, they aim to be that neighborhood taproom where everybody can say "cheers!" to one another and not be a stranger. Opened in March 2017, Thirsty Bro Brewing is the city's first brewery. The brewery uses “the finest hops, grains, and other ingredients”. For extra thirsty bros and bro-ettes, there’s a 17oz Tankards Club. Members get access to a wide variety of beers and gluten-reduced selections”. Located at the historic downtown area of the city, the brewery invites guests to order from a local restaurant or go BYOF (bring your own food).

(281) 841-7246

Hemisphere Brewing Co.

Craft Brewery in Rockwall - 7.42 mi

Hemisphere Brewing Company opened in 2017 and creates “handcrafted, traditional and not-so-traditional beers” at their brewery in Rockwall. Its owners are Brandon Mullins and Ruben Garcia and both trace their friendship back to 1998, when both were playing together for a band. Both have a passion for good quality beers, and the first-time business owners eventually established the company in 2012. The road to opening the taproom was long and bumpy, but they finally opened on St. Patrick’s Day 2017. They currently have a lineup of 13 beers including the well-received Black Sacrament (an American Imperial Stout). With more beers planned for launch, the duo invites fans to join The Breakfast Club. It’s a members-only club that, among others, gets you access to private beer tastings and brewery merchandise.

(972) 722-4535

Woodcreek Brewing Company

Craft Brewery in Rockwall - 7.44 mi

Woodcreek Brewing Company is Rockwall’s first brewery – and also its oldest brewery to date. Established in 2014 and operated starting May 2015, owners Noah Cutshall and Brad Bramblett were active members of a local homebrewing group. Like most homebrewers, they started in their own garage. They eventually named their brewery in honor of their Woodcreek neighborhood in Fate, Texas. "These folks are awesome! Lots of great beers, and plenty to choose from". Also, "would also highly recommend their IPA, Bock, Vanilla Porter, and Strawberry Rhubarb beer". Finally, Noah and Brad initially applied their licenses for Longhorn Brewing Company. They decided to change the name in remembrance of where they started.

(972) 589-0048

Bankhead Brewing Company

Craft Brewery in Rowlett - 14.32 mi

Bankhead Brewing Company is the brainchild of chef Kevin Lefere and brewmaster Ryan Pyle. They were both eager to open their own brewpubs, but didn't feel equipped to operate and manage a successful brewpub on their own. A chance introduction by mutual friends in 2014 eventually blossomed into a partnership. By Spring 2016, they opened Bankhead Brewing Company. The brewery’s namesake is the old Bankhead highway. Built in 1916, the highway ran from Washington, D.C. to San Diego and spanned downtown Rowlett. The pioneering spirit that built the highway reflects the same spirit that inspired its founders to build their own brewery and restaurant. One hundred years later, the pair are serving their award-winning craft beers and delicious, fresh-from-the-wood-burning-oven food in downtown Rowlett.

(214) 440-2080

Intrinsic Brewing

Craft Brewery in Garland - 18.11 mi

Opened on the anniversary of the repeal of prohibition on December 5, 2015, Intrinsic Smokehouse and Brewery hopes to help in the continuing revitalization of downtown Garland. They aim “to serve our community by delivering products of quality, creativity, flavor, and intrinsic value.” Located in a beautifully renovated building, the brewery serves up about 30 different beers, including its own creations. Some beers are from local breweries while others are products of collaborations with other breweries. Their carefully selected menu of briskets and barbecues, of course, pair well with the brews. Check out their daily specials that include Hoppy Hour every Tuesday to Friday from 3pm to 6pm. Wednesday night, meanwhile, is Pint Nights with $3 house beers.

(972) 272-2400

Lakewood Brewing Co

Craft Brewery in Garland - 20.98 mi

Providing locally crafted beer on East Side of Dallas, Lakewood Brewing Company is a small batch craft beer outlet that offers “tastings, tours, food trucks & live music events.” Their brewery and taproom produces high quality ales and lagers for whichever neighborhood you call home. Lakewood Brewing Co is proud to be part of a great list of independent Texas craft beer breweries. They strive to create the “highest quality, internationally inspired, local craft beers” that are full of flavor and combine the best of classic brewing techniques with unique, new ideas. They have seasonal varieties of their flagship “Temptress beer,” plus other hard-to-find beers, offered in the tap room. If you are feeling adventurous, “The Witch” is a deliciously decadent blend of stout, spice, and heat!

(972) 864-2337

Tupps Brewery

Craft Brewery in McKinney - 21.87 mi

The “Tupps” in TUPPS Brewery is Tupper Patnode, its co-founder, head brewer, and half of a two-man partnership. Its other half is co-founder Keith Lewis, a sales and marketing guy. Together, they blend art and science, and sprinkle in some business savvy to run a successful brewery. They start with great beer, which accounts for the artistic side, and use the senses to create, validate, and refine the beers. The scientific side comes in “to ensure quality and consistency in the brewing process”. A brewery is a business, however, and needs business smarts. For TUPPS, that means using management tools to streamline operations or taking in an excellent distribution partner. It seems Keith and Tupper perfected beer brewing. They opened in 2015, and a year later, production grew by 400 percent in total volume. Visit TUPPS at McKinney’s historic Cotton Mill complex and see for yourself. They have free tours every Saturday at 12:30pm.

(214) 856-7996

Oak Highlands Brewery

Craft Brewery in Dallas - 22.30 mi

Oak Highlands Brewery is a brewery and taproom in the Lake Highlands area of Dallas, Texas that offers awesome beers at great prices. They operate a “fully automated 3-vessel, 30-barrel brewhouse” that was manufactured by Alpha Brewing Operations. They feature taproom beers alongside their year-round and seasonal options. Large glass windows allows you to look out into the brewing area. This is the most “family-friendly brewery in Dallas!” They have old-school arcade games, ping pong, air hockey, beanbag toss, crayon buckets with coloring pages on every table. With a non-alcoholic apple soda on tap next to their badass craft beer selection and Double M BBQ out front, you could bring the whole family and easily spend the afternoon here. Their place is spacious and allow outside food on the premises. At times, they have food trucks available for your convenience.

(469) 802-9455

Four Bullets Brewery

Craft Brewery in Richardson - 22.86 mi

Four Bullets Brewery opened in May 2014 and takes its name from a Texas Hold ‘Em poker term meaning four aces. Owners and friends Andrew Smeeton and Jeff Douglas are both poker fans and former homebrewers. Drew, a native Englishman, and Jeff prefer to create handcrafted “English Ales with a Texas twist”. The brewery is Richardson’s first and fondly called “the smallest brewery in Dallas”. The brewery started with just four craft beer varieties when they opened, and now has over a dozen varieties. The owners like to say they are not in competition with big, large breweries. Instead, they wish to be known as “a neighborhood brewery catering to the Richardson area”. With tasty offerings like their popular Royal Flush Red Irish-style pale ale, all Four Bullets beers have casino or poker-themed names.

(469) 351-0511

Franconia Brewing Co.

Craft Brewery in Fredericksburg - 23.26 mi

Founded by Brewmaster Dennis Wehrmann, Franconia Brewing Co. is a company in McKinney that started operations in 2008. Dennis comes from a long family line of brewmasters. He traces his family’s involvement in beer to a great great grandfather. Grandfather Schaubert owned and operated a brewery in Germany in the 1800s. Dennis also got his start in traditional German brewing practices in Germany until his move to the U.S. in 1999. Under his guidance, Franconia strictly follows the Reinheitsgebot or German Purity Law. They only stray from tradition for special releases. The brewery is also equally known for their “green” brewing practices. The brewery’s eco-friendly facilities include an on-site mini-power plant that works on renewable fuels such as solar and natural gas. 100% of the plant's power requirement comes from these renewable sources. They use 100% natural ingredients and also donate spent mash for conversion to cattle feed by local farmers.