The Fayetteville Ale Trail is a free self-guided tour designed to encourage residents and visitors to check out each of the seven locally-owned breweries in and around Fayetteville.
Tag: Craft beer
Review: Fossil Cove Sour Ale
Fossil Cove brewer Ben Mills hit it out of the park with this beer, which has potential to become a Fayetteville cult classic.
Review: Sierra Nevada Hoptimum Imperial IPA
Hoptimum exemplifies what makes the American brewing scene so special. Anyone who has already made the transition from the fizzy yellow stuff to quality craft beer should really enjoy this one.
Review: West Mountain Brewing Company Brown Ale
It is chock-full of flavor and lends itself nicely to many different types of food pairings, including steaks, burgers, stews, and (of course) pizza.
Review: Boulevard Tank 7 Farmhouse Ale
Tank 7 is a top flight beer that is perfect for hot Arkansas summers. Available in 750mL or 4-pack bottles, it can be found in most area liquor stores that have a craft beer section.
Fossil Cove Brewing Co. to open June 2 in Fayetteville
If everything goes according to plan, owner Ben Mills hopes to begin selling his beers by the keg to local bars. If that goes well, he’ll move on to begin bottling and canning beers.
Tanglewood Branch Beer Co. debuts first brews Monday
Owner and brewmaster J.T. Wampler will officially unveil the first of his locally-brewed creations on Monday, May 7.
Tanglewood Branch Beer Co. receives federal permit to begin brewing beer
With the proper paperwork now in place, however, Wampler said it’s only a matter of time before he begins serving his own beer to patrons down at Tanglewood Branch Beer Co.
First beers from West Mountain Brewing Co. almost ready to taste
It has taken over 13 years, but something is finally brewing at West Mountain Brewing Company on the Fayetteville square.
Tanglewood Branch Beer Co. owner prepares to open on S. School Ave.
Former newspaper photographer J.T. Wampler plans to open the Tanglewood Branch Beer Co. on Tuesday, Sept. 27 in south Fayetteville.
Tanglewood Branch Beer Co. coming soon to South Fayetteville
Brewing-enthusiast J.T. Wampler plans to open Tanglewood Branch Beer Co. at 1434 S. School Avenue in Fayetteville.
Coming soon: West Mountain Brewing Company
Since 1998, a plate-glass window on the southwest corner of the Fayetteville square has read “Coming Soon: West Mountain Brewing Company.” The ‘coming soon’ portion is set to finally be removed this year.
