A drive-thru pick-up model has meant they sell out of everything they produce on a weekly basis, so they’re looking to add tanks and grow. They burst onto the landscape with hazes, but now they’re doing fruited sours. Though it’s out in the suburbs, Baa Baa Brewhouse is the top Houston prospect. The best news is that they upped their production on Heavy Hands, and now you can get it in grocery stores around the city. Their Heavy Hands is an all-Citra masterpiece, and their overall beer offerings have been ranked among America’s hottest by multiple publications.
Arnold, and Brash, but you gotta get some SpindleTap when you’re in Houston. So if you’re a stout fan in upper Orange County, you have to try Bottle Logic, and really their IPAs and lighter beers are the class of the town too.Īpologies to Karbach, St. Like a young slugger hitting 115 mph bombs at a showcase, that’ll make you sit up. Just look at what they’ve got for sale now in that division: Mint Condition, a strong dessert stout inspired by mint chocolate chip ice cream, brewed with lactose, chocolate malts, and finished with 95 pounds of Ecuadorian nibs. The one area Bottle Logic easily has Chapman beat is on the heavier liquids. There should be more Chapman Crafted Beer too - with a head brewer that came from Trumer and Drake’s in Northern California, you already know that they’re going to crush the easy-drinking styles. Let’s just advocate here for more Noble across the stadium. There’s some Noble Ale Works beers at the stadium in Anaheim, and they’re right across the road from the parking lot, so you can get your Noble on game day if you want it. Top prospect: Promised Land Brewing Company It’s a stretch to include them here - Promised Land is in Gilroy, after all - but their beers are showing up in coolers around the Bay Area and drinkers should take notice. Tech Juice and Mosaic King recently proved to me that they can equally nail clear and hazy IPAs. Ghost Town seems like a logical local next step, but it’s hard to recommend them over what could be two of my five favorite breweries in Northern California.īut if we’re talking about a new brewery, the most interesting new beer I’ve had in the area comes from Promised Land. Temescal Brewing is making great hazy beer and sessionable pilsners, but you can also get them at the park. Say what you want about the difficulty of doing a great job scouting baseball players, this list is definitely hard work that’s hardly work.ĭue to a combination of an established, mature craft scene, and a stadium that tries to keep the beer flowing, it’s hard to hit Oakland’s sweet spot between unheralded and unassailable. That brewery will land somewhere on the spectrum between ‘beer you have to have’ and ‘beer you have to have that you haven’t heard about yet’ for each baseball market from A to Y.
We’ll explore the beer scene in each city and anoint one brewery as the No. Let’s take a look, giving priority to smaller craft breweries that are not already at the ballpark - breweries that have not already made such a name for themselves that it’s easy enough to get their beers in those markets without trying too hard. What are the hottest breweries in baseball markets right now? What beer would you love to have in your hand the next time you’re enjoying your local baseball team?
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