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Yards Brewing Company Hosts 2025 Real Ale Invitational

April 21, 2025 by Spencer Mapes

PHILADELPHIA, PA – April 2025 — Yards Brewing Company is proud to bring back the Yards Real Ale Invitational, the region’s only cask-conditioned beer festival, on Sunday, April 27, 2025, from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM at their brewery in Philadelphia.

This one-of-a-kind event features over 40 unique real ales from top breweries across Philadelphia, the Mid-Atlantic, and beyond. Guests will enjoy exclusive small-batch beers, live music, local bites, and a behind-the-scenes experience at Yards’ state-of-the-art brewing facility.

“Our philosophy has always been to honor traditional styles and bring inspiring, quality beer to our community,” says Tom Kehoe, founder of Yards Brewing Company. “This festival is a celebration of real ale — the beer that started it all for us.”


🍺 What Is Real Ale?

Unlike conventional beer, real ale is unfiltered, unpasteurized, and naturally carbonated inside a cask. It’s served fresh and conditioned without artificial CO₂ — a nod to centuries-old English brewing methods. Yards has been a champion of real ale since day one, with its flagship Extra Special Ale (ESA) always available on cask in the taproom.


🎉 Event Highlights

  • 40+ cask-conditioned beers from leading breweries

  • Special releases like terpene-infused IPAs, barrel-aged quads, English-style porters, and more

  • Live music from Burnin’ Bridges, a folk-rock acoustic duo

  • Complimentary brewery tours during the event

  • Tasty snacks including soft pretzels from Philly Pretzel Factory and Marchiano Bakery’s famous tomato pie

  • All-inclusive ticket includes beer samples, food, a commemorative glass, and music


🍻 Participating Breweries

Enjoy rare and exclusive beers from:

  • Philadelphia legends like Dock Street Brewery and Iron Hill Brewery

  • Area favorites like Forest & Main Brewing and Levante Brewing

  • Regional standouts including Cape May Brewing (NJ), Tonewood Brewing (NJ), Big Oyster Brewery (DE), and Dewey Beer Company (DE)
    …and many more to be announced!


📍 Event Details

📆 Date: Sunday, April 27, 2025
🕛 Time: 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM
📍 Location: Yards Brewing Company, 500 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia, PA
🎟️ Tickets: Available online now

  • General Admission includes beer samples, food, glassware & entertainment

  • Designated Driver Tickets: $20


“Bringing together breweries from across the region isn’t just about celebrating beer,” adds Kehoe. “It’s about honoring shared history, creativity, and the community we’ve built over decades. Our motto, Brew Unto Others, really comes to life at this event.”


🔗 Learn More & Buy Tickets

To purchase tickets or explore the full list of breweries and beers, visit:
👉 yardsbrewing.com


About Yards Brewing Company

Yards Brewing Company, a cornerstone of Philadelphia’s craft beer scene, was founded in 1994 by friends Tom Kehoe and Jon Bovit, who began brewing as homebrewers in the late 1980s. Their passion for beer led to the establishment of a small, garage-sized brewery in Philadelphia’s Manayunk neighborhood, where they produced their first batches, including the now-iconic Extra Special Ale (ESA). Operating out of a 3.5-barrel brewhouse, they initially brewed one six-keg batch at a time, supplying local bars like Dawson Street Pub and Khyber Pass with hand-pumped ales. By April 1995, Yards ESA debuted at the Philadelphia Craft Beer Festival, marking their entry into the broader craft beer community.

The brewery grew steadily, and in 2008, Yards moved to its current 70,000-square-foot facility at 500 Spring Garden Street in Northern Liberties, a 100% wind-powered brewery that solidified its status as Philadelphia’s largest brewery by 2015.

Yards is renowned for its English-inspired ales, including Philadelphia Pale Ale, Brawler, and the Ales of the Revolution series, which draws from 18th-century recipes attributed to founding fathers like George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Benjamin Franklin. Launched in 1999 in collaboration with City Tavern, this series includes General Washington’s Tavern Porter, Thomas Jefferson’s Tavern Ale, and Poor Richard’s Tavern Spruce, released for Franklin’s 300th birthday in 2006. The brewery’s commitment to quality and community is reflected in its motto, “Brew Unto Others,” emphasizing support for local organizations and sustainability.

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BarrelHouse Brewing Co. Acquires Iconic Sherwood Field Hangar for Ambitious Expansion in Paso Robles

April 18, 2025 by Spencer Mapes

PASO ROBLES, CA — BarrelHouse Brewing Co., a cornerstone of Central Coast craft brewing, has acquired the historic Sherwood Field Hangar, marking a significant milestone in its growth. Located at the bustling intersection of Niblick and Creston Roads, this 10-acre site in East Paso Robles will soon transform into a vibrant hub for craft beer enthusiasts and the local community.

The newly dubbed “Hangar Project” signals an exciting new chapter for BarrelHouse Brewing Co. The expansive 100,000-square-foot facility will house a cutting-edge brewhouse, advanced packaging systems, and increased production capacity. By integrating sustainable technologies like solar power, water conservation systems, and CO2 recapture, BarrelHouse is committed to crafting exceptional beers while prioritizing environmental responsibility.

“We’re thrilled to bring our passion for great beer and community connection from Tin City to this incredible new space,” said Jason Carvalho, Owner and Founder of BarrelHouse Brewing Co. “The Hangar Project allows us to scale our operations while staying true to our values of quality, sustainability, and bringing people together.”

The Hangar Project’s five-year vision extends beyond brewing. BarrelHouse plans to create an open-market destination that celebrates Paso Robles’ rich culinary and artisanal culture. By partnering with local food vendors, artisans, and businesses, the reimagined 1940s hangar and its grounds will become a lively gathering place for families, friends, and visitors to enjoy premium food, drinks, and entertainment.

Steeped in history, the Sherwood Field Hangar was originally constructed in 1940 by the Army Corps of Engineers as a key Central Coast base for the U.S. Army Air Force and Navy during World War II. Post-war, it served as the operational hub for the Ennis Paper Company, employing generations of local families. BarrelHouse’s design plans will honor this legacy by incorporating vintage airplanes and printing presses into the space, creating a unique blend of history and modern innovation.

BarrelHouse Brewing
BarrelHouse Brewing Co., the Central Coast’s premier family-owned craft brewery, continues to redefine the art of brewing with its unwavering commitment to quality, sustainability, and community engagement. Nestled in the heart of Paso Robles, BarrelHouse has become a beloved destination for locals and visitors alike, offering a dynamic taproom experience that pairs innovative, handcrafted beers with live music and a welcoming atmosphere. With a focus on eco-conscious practices, including water-efficient brewing and solar energy initiatives, BarrelHouse is not only crafting award-winning beers but also fostering a vibrant community hub where good people come together for great times. Stay tuned for exciting updates as BarrelHouse continues to elevate the craft beer scene in California’s wine country. For more details, visit  https://barrelhousebrewing.com/.

 

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Filed Under: Beer, craftbeer Tagged With: BarrelHouse, BarrelHouse Brewing, California, california beer, Paso Robles Beer, The Hangar

Prost Brewing Co. to Open German-Style Biergarten in Wheat Ridge, Colorado in 2026

April 18, 2025 by Spencer Mapes

Prost Brewing WHEAT RIDGE, Colo. — April 2025 — Prost Brewing Co., a Colorado-based leader in brewing authentic German-style biers, is proud to announce its newest expansion: a fifth biergarten opening in Wheat Ridge, Colorado, in early 2026.

The 6,800-square-foot biergarten will be part of the highly anticipated Clear Creek Crossing development, offering a scenic location next to Coors’ pond with sweeping mountain views. This new location continues Prost’s mission of creating welcoming, community-driven spaces where guests can enjoy award-winning beer and classic German hospitality.

“This expansion is part of our bigger vision for growth — building biergartens that bring people together through tradition and quality,” said David Deline, President of Prost Brewing Co. “We’ve spent years refining our brand and focusing on the authentic German experience. Whether you’re a local, a traveler, or just beer-curious, our biergartens are places where you can feel at home and drink like a German.”

A Unique Experience at the New Wheat Ridge Biergarten
Prost’s Wheat Ridge biergarten will feature an open-concept design with a fully enclosed patio, spacious dining areas, and private event space. A highlight of the location will be its 1-barrel research and development brewhouse, allowing guests to watch small-batch brewing in action.

The bar will showcase 40 taps, pouring Prost’s full lineup of German-style biers along with guest ciders, craft cocktails, wine, and non-alcoholic options. Visitors can expect Prost’s signature German-inspired food menu, featuring house-made items and partnerships with local favorites like Charcutnuvo sausages and XLVII’s Bakery.

Easy to Access, Built for Community
Conveniently located just off I-70 and along the Clear Creek bike path, the Wheat Ridge biergarten is designed to be a destination for both locals and out-of-town visitors. The biergarten will back up to a public park complete with an amphitheater, yard games, fire pits, and plenty of space to relax with a bier in hand.

This addition builds on Prost’s steady growth across Colorado, following successful biergartens in Denver, Fort Collins, Highlands Ranch, and Northglenn — the latter also home to Prost’s new 60,000-square-foot brewery and production facility.

Learn More
For updates on the Wheat Ridge biergarten opening or to explore Prost’s award-winning biers, visit prostbrewing.com.

The Story of Prost Brewing Company: Colorado’s Celebration of German Beer Craftsmanship

Founded in 2012 in Denver, Colorado, Prost Brewing Company has become a leading name in authentic German-style craft beer in the United States. From the beginning, Prost has focused on brewing traditional German lagers and ales using time-honored techniques and the highest quality ingredients—most of which are sourced directly from Germany.

The heart of Prost’s brewing operations began with a historic touch: they imported a 1963 copper brewhouse from the former Brauerei Hümmer, a brewery in Germany that operated for over 350 years. This rare, old-world system was painstakingly transported and reassembled in Denver, setting Prost apart with its commitment to Old-World authenticity from day one.

Prost follows the Reinheitsgebot—the German Beer Purity Law of 1516—which means their beers are brewed with just four ingredients: water, malt, hops, and yeast. This dedication to purity and quality has earned Prost multiple awards at prestigious competitions, including gold medals at the Great American Beer Festival for their Keller Pils, Weissbier, and Luna Lager.

As demand for their traditional German-style beers grew, so did Prost. The brewery expanded with biergartens in Fort Collins and Highlands Ranch, and in 2024, Prost opened a new state-of-the-art brewing facility and biergarten in Northglenn, Colorado. This flagship location boasts 60,000 square feet of brewing space, complete with energy-efficient equipment and sustainability-focused features like CO₂ recapture systems.

In recent years, Prost has introduced a range of new products and transitioned many of their core beers to cans, making their award-winning German-style biers more accessible across the United States. Their seasonal offerings now include Vienna Lager, Märzen, Radler, Helles, and an India Pale Lager (IPL), all brewed with the same care and traditional methods that define the Prost name.

Today, Prost Brewing Company continues to grow its footprint while remaining true to its roots—celebrating German beer culture, building community, and crafting clean, flavorful lagers that stand the test of time.

Drink like a German. Prost!

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Sweetwater 420 Extra Pale Ale – Craft Beer of the Day

April 18, 2025 by Dow Scoggins

SweetWater 420 Extra Pale Ale is a hoppy, refreshing West Coast-style pale aleSweetWater 420 Extra Pale Ale is a hoppy, refreshing West Coast-style pale ale that’s been a fan favorite since its first brew on April 20, 1997. Bursting with vibrant citrus, pine, and floral notes from Centennial and Cascade hops, this 5.7% ABV beer delivers a crisp, clean finish with a balanced malt backbone. Expect zesty aromas of grapefruit, orange peel, and a touch of bready sweetness, making it a go-to for craft beer lovers. Perfect for pairing with spicy tacos, grilled meats, or a sunny day vibe, this award-winning brew from Atlanta’s SweetWater Brewing Company keeps the good times rolling.

Other food pairing with a Sweetwater 420 Extra Pale Ale:

Pairing food with SweetWater 420 Extra Pale Ale, a crisp, hoppy beer with citrus and floral notes, works best with foods that complement or contrast its flavors. Here are some top picks:

Spicy Foods: The beer’s bitterness cuts through heat, so try buffalo wings, spicy tacos, or jalapeño poppers. The hops amplify the spice for a balanced kick.

Grilled Meats: Burgers, grilled chicken, or bratwurst pair well. The beer’s malt backbone complements the char, while hops cleanse the palate.

Seafood: Fried fish, shrimp tacos, or ceviche shine. The citrusy hops enhance the oceanic flavors without overwhelming them.

Sharp Cheeses: Aged cheddar or gouda contrasts the beer’s crispness, creating a rich, balanced bite.
Light, Herby Dishes: Think caprese salad or herb-crusted pork. The beer’s floral notes harmonize with fresh herbs.

Avoid overly sweet or heavy dishes, as they can clash with the beer’s dry finish. Go for bold, savory, or slightly spicy to let the 420 shine.

Sweetwater Brewing Company
SweetWater Brewing Company, Atlanta’s craft beer trailblazer since 1997, is renowned for its bold, flavorful brews and laid-back vibe. Best known for its flagship 420 Extra Pale Ale, SweetWater blends West Coast hop-forward styles with Southern charm, crafting beers like Hazy IPA, Goin’ Coastal IPA, and seasonal stunners that capture the essence of adventure and good times. With a commitment to quality, sustainability, and community, SweetWater’s state-of-the-art brewery and taproom welcome beer enthusiasts to savor award-winning brews paired with live music and local eats. Now part of the Tilray Brands family, SweetWater continues to pour its rebellious spirit into every pint, inviting all to “Take a Sip and Find Your Sweet Spot.” Website: https://www.sweetwaterbrew.com/

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Living The Dream Brewing Introduces New Light Lager

April 17, 2025 by Dow Scoggins

Living The Dream Brewing Releases Light Lager in ColoradoHIGHLANDS RANCH, Colorado — Living The Dream Brewing has launched its newest year-round beer: Living The Dream Light Lager. This light, crisp, and classic craft lager is now available in 12oz canned 6-packs across Colorado through Colorado Craft Distributors.

As more beer drinkers reach for easy-drinking craft lagers, Living The Dream Light Lager delivers with just 4.2% ABV. Refreshing, approachable, and low in alcohol, this brew is perfect for any occasion—from hiking trails to backyard BBQs.

The beer’s packaging marks a bold departure from the brewery’s typical label artwork. Designed with striking red, blue, and yellow Colorado flag colors, the can is made to stand out on store shelves.

“We wanted to create something that was easy to spot and even easier to drink,” said Jason Bell, Founder of Living The Dream Brewing. “Whether you’re celebrating an outdoor adventure, enjoying a night with friends, or simply relaxing, our Light Lager is the perfect companion.”

Fans can also join in on the brewery’s #livingthedreamoutside campaign. By sharing photos of their Light Lager moments on social media, participants are entered to win exclusive merchandise giveaways.

Living The Dream Light Lager is available on draft and in cans at both Living The Dream taprooms in Highlands Ranch and Sterling Ranch, as well as at over 500 retail and bar locations throughout Colorado.

About Living The Dream Brewing
Founded in 2014 in  the heart of Colorado, Living The Dream Brewing embodies the state’s adventurous spirit and passion for craft beer. Founded in Littleton, this independent brewery has built a loyal following with its commitment to creating high-quality, approachable beers that pair perfectly with the Rocky Mountain lifestyle. From their flagship offerings to innovative seasonal releases, Living The Dream’s taprooms in Highlands Ranch and Sterling Ranch serve as welcoming hubs for locals and visitors alike, offering a taste of Colorado’s vibrant craft beer culture in a laid-back, community-focused atmosphere.

Learn more at livingthedreambrewing.com.

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