Category: Craft Beer

Four Peaks Brewing, Arizona’s largest brewery, will begin selling its beers outside the state for first time in its 20-year history next month. Not surprisingly, the lucky market is Las Vegas, which will begin selling Kilt Lifter Scottish-style Ale, Hop Knot IPA, and

There’s no doubt Julian Wright knows restaurants and bars – especially on Mill Avenue in downtown Tempe. Going back to the days when The Library was ASU students’ favorite hangout and continuing with current well-known venues like La Bocca Urban Pizzeria & Wine Bar and Handlebar (both

Scottsdale’s Fate Brewing Company is no more. At least not with that name. The 3-year-old brewery has settled what owner Steve McFate calls a ‘‘friendly’’ dispute with Fate Brewing Company in Colorado by agreeing to change its name. “It’s unfortunate,” McFate says.

Why not skip the ties this Father’s Day and get Dad what he really wants – beer! Better yet, how about a one-of-a-kind beer adventure? East Valley-based AZ Brewery Tours is offering a pair of gift certificates for Father’s Day (June 19):

Uinta Brewing from Salt Lake City, Utah, is June’s brewery of the month at The Brass Tap at Mesa Riverview. The eco-friendly brewery was launched in 1993. Its flagship is Cutthroat Pale Ale, and its Hop Notch is considered one of the

Craft 64 partner James Swann and Sun Up brewer Ross Perz got together this week to brew the Old Town Scottsdale pizzeria and bar’s newest contract beer – Wheat the People – at the Phoenix brewery. The American white wheat beer

Sun Up Brewing in Phoenix is the latest Arizona brewery to start offering its beers in cans. Last Friday, the first 12-ounce cans of Sun Up’s flagship Trooper IPA rolled off the new canning line, part of the brewery’s recent

After industry and social media nights last week, the Valley’s newest brewery – Helton Brewing on the northwest corner of Indian School and 21st Street in Phoenix – opens its doors to the public Tuesday. Owner and brewmaster Brian Helton only has one