Local Craft Breweries near the , Texas 77994 Area (7)

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K. Spoetzl BBQ Co.

Craft Brewery in Aubrey - 26.55 mi

If you're a fan of delicious beer, Shiner Beer is the perfect choice for you! Since 1909, every drop of Shiner Beer has been brewed at the Spoetzl Brewery in Shiner, Texas, a small town with a population of just 2,069. Despite its small size, the Spoetzl Brewery sends more than 6 million cases of delicious Shiner beer to states across the country. The founder, Kosmos Spoetzl, would undoubtedly be proud of the brewery's continued success and dedication to quality. So why not come check out Shiner Beer today and experience the ultimate in delicious beer? With a dedication to using high-quality ingredients and expert brewing techniques, you won't be disappointed!

(361) 401-7034

Spoetzl Brewery

Craft Brewery in Shiner - 26.56 mi

Known for their famous Shiner Beers, Spoetzl Brewery is one of the oldest and most renowned brewery located in Shiner, Texas. Their mission is to brew unique and flavorful beers that provide you with an experience unlike any other. For people who love beer and are always ready to try out new flavors, Spoetzl Brewery is pure heaven. They produces a diverse line of Shiner Beers, including their “flagship Shiner Bock,” a dark lager that is now distributed countrywide. At Spoetzl Brewery, you can enjoy a couple of season brews as well as the traditional ones that are a huge hit with the customers. The staff is warm and welcoming and are happy to ensure that you have a pleasant experience.

(361) 594-3383

Goliad Brewing Company

Craft Brewery in Goliad - 33.79 mi

Goliad Brewing Company takes its name after the small town of Goliad. The town’s battle cry “Remember Goliad” reflects its importance in Texas history. The brewery, established in 2014, similarly calls on its guests to remember the town’s storied past. It is located on a 50-acre property and takes “going local” seriously. The brewery draws 60% of its water from a well located inside the property. Owner John Wilkerson, head brewer Stefan Zurakowski, and sales and marketing head Mark Nichols honors the importance of going local in other ways as well. They named one of their brews, a Mexican style lager, after Cinco de Mayo hero General Ignacio Zaragoza, who was born in Goliad. They also invite visitors to enjoy the park-like atmosphere of the brewery from Mondays to Saturdays. The brewery and beer garden, though, only serves their beers on Fridays and Saturdays.

(832) 600-4031

Seguin Brewing Company

Craft Brewery in Seguin - 39.49 mi

Specializing in craft brewed beer and brick oven pizza, Seguin Brewing Company started production in 2014 as home brewers in a workshop, hand bottling their products with just the two founders. They have moved to downtown Seguin and built a taproom brewpub and a pizzeria with a team of 18 people. From the nice thin crust, perfectly seasoned sauce and awesome selection of toppings, they truly have the best pizza in town! Plus, the selection of craft beers are also excellent! Seguin Brewing uses a “combination of old and new brewing techniques” to bring you delicious hand crafted beer. Driven by their passion and taste buds, the owners refuse to settle for a poor product. They hope that you'll enjoy their beer as much as they enjoy brewing it for you.

(830) 463-5097

BS Brewing

Craft Brewery in Seguin - 43.28 mi

BS Brewing is a little patch of country heaven between New Braunfels and Seguin that offers a selection of craft beers and other drinks. It is an “innovative and up-and-coming brewery” that is kid friendly and dog friendly. You will be impressed with their growing variety of ales. They currently have 12 beers on tap, 5 craft sodas, Wine, Sangria, and they are proudly “supporting 5 other Hill Country Breweries.” You can hangout on the patio with a Pecan Ale and you just might find yourself in the middle of one of their live music gigs, cookouts, or any other of the various assortments of get together and good times. No Tv's, no distractions, just a fire pit, good beer and great company!

(830) 660-8124

Cactus Land Brewing Company

Craft Brewery in Adkins - 46.65 mi

Cactus Land Brewing Company was named after the prickly pear cactus growing on the 7-acre property it is situated on. Husband-and-wife Dustin and Erica Teague started, just like other brewers before them, with homebrewing. And like other brewers, they have had hits and misses. “The first brew was awful,” recalls Erica during an interview, and the cleanup as Erica described it seemed brutal. Determined, they doggedly continued, and eventually, started winning homebrewing competitions. Finally, with their Texas license approved on June 2016, they started building their brewery. The DIYers worked at night away from their day jobs and on weekends, and successfully completed a Kickstarter campaign. Since their initial opening, they’ve added a stage, a covered patio, and fenced in a large open area for kids. As a small artisanal brewery, Cactus Land remains committed to creating “diverse beer for diverse people”. Currently, they keep their operation manageable by opening only during the first and third weekends of each month.

(210) 414-2776

Wild Bunch Brewing Co.

Craft Brewery in Georgetown - 48.32 mi

Open since 2017 and located “in the middle of nowhere”, Wild Bunch Brewery announces its presence once you see its handwritten sign. Brew master Jarle Lillemoen owns and operates Wild Bunch Brewing Company. He and Managing Member Jamie Caras both hold doctoral degrees in biochemistry, which should come in handy at the brewery. Calling his beer the “best damn beer in Texas”, Jarle only uses “high quality ingredients” in his “100% unfiltered beers”. He also uses the traditional method of brewing using an open propane flame throughout the process. He is also non-traditional in the age of state-of-the-art brewing equipment. Yet, his method yields “richer, more intense flavors and colors”. A blogger writes that Wild Bunch as of October 2019 offers seven beers served in jam jars at their taproom. Not bad for a brewery that’s designed and hand-built by Jarle himself. Finally, prior to establishing Wild Bunch, Jarle was the master distiller at Bone Spirits Distillery in Smithville.