Core’s new Springdale location joins its other brewery-branded pubs in Bentonville, Fayetteville, Fort Smith, North Little Rock, and one located inside Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport.

Beer drinkers in the Natural State will soon get another taste of what the southern brewing scene has to offer.

With so many of the country’s largest craft brewing companies flocking to Arkansas to capitalize on the state’s growing thirst for flavorful beer, the smaller specialty brewers were bound to take notice.

Cans of Two Hearted Ale began hitting shelves in Arkansas this week, thanks to a recent increase in distribution from Bell’s Brewery.

Ozark has purchased the former Rogers Flour Milling building at 109 N. Arkansas St. in downtown Rogers, and plans to begin brewing in its new home in the next few months

If you’re accustomed to drinking paler styles of beer, you might be pleasantly surprised by the complex nature of stouts. Fortunately, there are several opportunities to experiment with the dark side of beer right here in Northwest Arkansas.

Beer trends will come and go, but in the end there will always be pale ale. Make sure you get to know your local brewer’s take on this pioneering style.

Arkansas beer drinkers will soon have access to Stone Brewing without having to cross the state line.

Another Southern brewery will expand its distribution reach to Arkansas next month.