Austin Weekly Beer Releases and Events Sept. 4th

By Dani Schwab | Sep 4, 2026

Austin Weekly Beer Releases and Events Check out Austin craft beer releases and events that are happening around town this […]

Austin Weekly Beer Releases and Events Aug. 28th

By Dani Schwab | Aug 28, 2026

Austin Weekly Beer Releases and Events Check out Austin craft beer releases and events that are happening around town this […]

The Great American Beer Festival Returns in 2026

By Press Release | Aug 27, 2026

Raise a Glass! Tickets on Sale for the 2026 Great American Beer Festival  Experience thousands of craft beers, ciders, cocktails, and […]

Texas Craft Brewers Festival 2026 – Tickets On Sale Now

By Pam Catoe | Aug 24, 2026

Texas Craft Brewers Festival Returns To Austin on November 14, 2026 Tickets On Sale Now! Tickets are on sale for […]

Austin Weekly Beer Releases Aug. 14th

By Dani Schwab | Aug 14, 2020

Austin Weekly Beer Releases Check out Austin craft beer releases that are happening around town this week. Austin Area Brewery Map No one really knows all of the current rules for taprooms, but pretty much every one of them is open for beer to go. If […]

Women in Beer | Elle Thomas

By Melanie Ross | Aug 13, 2020

Our lovely editor & badass owner here at CraftBeerAustin.com, Pam Catoe, has written the inspirational Women in Beer series since 2015. She has so graciously allowed me to write a guest article focused on an Austin woman in beer that inspires me every day.  Elle […]

Hold Out Brewery | A Texas Craft Brewery Profile

By Melanie Ross | Aug 11, 2020

Hold Out Brewing | Texas Craft Brewery Profile Location: 1208 W 4th, Austin, TX 78703 Open: Thursday – Saturday 11am – 10pm, Sunday 12pm – 8pm Hold Out Brewing is the newest spot to hit the Downtown West Austin neighborhood. Nestled behind their sister restaurant, […]

Black Pumas & 4th Tap Brewing Beer for Justice

By Melanie Ross | Aug 4, 2020

Black Pumas & 4th Tap Brewing Beer for Justice While 2020 has been overshadowed by plight and uncertainty it has also brought creativity and innovation. Watching as the brewery world consistently collaborates using its position to bring awareness to meaningful causes is truly inspiring. Breweries […]

Austin Weekly Beer Releases July 31st

By Dani Schwab | Jul 31, 2020

Austin Weekly Beer Releases Check out Austin craft beer releases and openings that are happening around town this week. Austin Area Brewery Map No one really knows all of the current rules for taprooms, but pretty much every one of them is open for beer to […]

Black is Beautiful, Support Marvis Dixon & the Virtual 5k

By Melanie Ross | Jul 30, 2020

The Black is Beautiful worldwide beer collaboration has been lovingly embraced by many Austinites & local breweries. For those that are not familiar with the initiative, Weathered Souls has asked breweries globally (over 1k now worldwide participating) to come together to help bridge the gap […]

Banger’s 8th Anniversary Party, Pandemic Edition

By Melanie Ross | Jul 28, 2020

Although Banger’s Sausage House & Beer Garden has been closed since March 16th due to that pesky pandemic, they are not letting it spoil their anniversary fun! Krissy Carter, Director of Event Operations, shared, “During this time, we have worked diligently to plan and prepare […]

Skull Mechanix is Permanently Closed

By Pam Catoe | Jul 27, 2020

Another victim of the COVID-19 pandemic, Skull Mechanix announced on social media they are permanently closed. Rumors of the popular music venue and brewery’s closure have been swirling around since the start of the pandemic and after their brewing equipment showed up for sale on […]

Did More Texas Breweries Just Get the Green Light to Reopen? Maybe…

By Pam Catoe | Jul 26, 2020

In yet another reversal, some breweries are now presumably allowed to open for onsite consumption. In mid-July, the TABC advised Saint Arnold Brewing Company to abruptly shut down its beer garden and restaurant operations because the Governor’s office advised them that their distribution sales counted […]

Austin Weekly Beer Releases July 24th

By Dani Schwab | Jul 24, 2020

Austin Weekly Beer Releases Check out Austin craft beer releases and openings that are happening around town this week. Austin Area Brewery Map Breweries will need our support on ordering beer to go as most have been ordered to shut their doors once again to drinking […]

Black is Beautiful Austin Brewery Releases, Part 2

By Melanie Ross | Jul 23, 2020

Below is Part 2 of a 3 Part Series that will announce the Austin area Black is Beautiful releases.  What is the Black is Beautiful project? It is the creation of San Antonio’s Weathered Souls Head Brewer & Co-Owner, Marcus Baskerville raising awareness of the […]

Another Day, Another TABC Ruling that Hurts the Texas Craft Beer Industry

By Andrew Schwab | Jul 23, 2020

The TABC announced on Wednesday that they were going back on another press release that they put out the Friday before. That release was simply allowing brewpubs and breweries, who sold beer to go, to rezone their patios and allow people to drink their to-go […]

Want Beer Delivery During the COVID-19 Crisis? Act Now!

By Pam Catoe | Jul 22, 2020

Austin rejoiced when we heard local restaurants can now add alcohol to the line up of delivery and to-go options with a food order. Governor Abbott signed the waiver earlier this week as a temporary measure to help business affected by the statewide mandate to […]

Save Texas Breweries! 2 Out of 3 Members May Close by 2021

By Pam Catoe | Jul 21, 2020

According to a survey of members by the Texas Craft Brewers Guild, two out of every three Texas craft breweries will be forced to permanently close by the end of 2021 due to the public health crisis brought on by COVID-19 and back-to-back shutdowns of […]

Breweries Are Not Bars | One Brewery’s Unique Fight to Reopen

By Pam Catoe | Jul 20, 2020

When the Governor decided to yet again close bars in order to slow the spread of the pandemic, he did so by lumping breweries that were operating safely in with bars that clearly were not. Local Austin area breweries went out of their way to […]

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