The Dallas beer scene has really taken off in recent years, and the city is now home to many different breweries that have opened their doors to the public, offering both guided tours and tastings. Of course, you can also grab one of their beers at any bar or restaurant in the city.
Let’s take a tour through some of the best craft beer breweries in Dallas. As always, check for travel guidelines and closures before planning your trip.
Lakewood Brewing Co.
Lakewood Brewing Co. beers marry top-shelf quality with traditional methods and innovation. One of the varieties produced all year long, and also one of the most popular, is Temptress, an imperial milk stout with a great body and a chocolate and caramel finish.
Their Lakewood IPA is less bitter, with bursts of tropical fruit. The Lakewood Lager is made in the Viennese style, with a balanced blend of hop and malt flavors.
Four Corners Brewing Co.
Four Corners beer cans are easy to identify, thanks to their colorful designs. Some of their standout annual beers include El Chingón, an IPA with hints of citrus, and Local Buzz, a refreshing beer made with honey and rye.
Community Beer
Community Beer combines a passion for beer with a desire to help out the community through charity events. Ongoing production includes Mosaic IPA, made in the West Coast style; Texas Lager, mild and light; and Honey Citrus Blonde, with honey and orange peel; and Recreational Grade Haze IPA, perfect for folks who love hops.
Peticolas Brewing Company
Established in 2011, Peticolas Brewing Company has garnered a great reputation in the world of Dallas beer. Velvet Hammer, one of its earliest creations, is an imperial red ale that is light in color but has a lot of inner strength. Golden Opportunity is a medium-intensity kölsch. Their Sit Down or I’ll Sit You Down is an imperial IPA with quite a kick, at 10% alcohol by volume.
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