A few weeks ago my husband and I went to a party at Yards Brewing Company (http://www.yardsbrewing.com/) in Philadelphia. We took a tour and sampled a few different brews. I’m not a big beer drinker. I don’t know an Ale from a Pilsner. But I have to say, after learning more about the process and drinking a few very different samples, I am now a fan. Craft brewing is a big trend and there’s tons of brew pubs and breweries in Pennsylvania. Great way to shop local!
I started researching breweries and came across this very cool site brew trail website (http://www.brewtrail.com/pennsylvania-breweries/) that lets you pick from a list of all of the breweries in PA, or any state, and create your own beer trail. Here’s the one I created which is a distance of 201.2 miles and would take 5 hours and 17 minutes to drive. A little ambitious… and we will clearly need an Uber!
Appalachian Brewing – Collegeville (http://abcbrew.com/)
Boxcar Brewing- West Chester (https://www.ralehouse.com/)
D. G. Yuengling and Son 1- Pottsville (https://www.yuengling.com/)
GG Brewers- Glenside (http://ggbrewers.com/)
Iron Hill Brewery – Phoenixville (https://www.ironhillbrewery.com/)
Sly Fox Brewery- Pottstown (http://www.slyfoxbeer.com/)
Tired Hands Brewing- Ardmore (http://www.tiredhands.com/)
Doylestown Brewing- Doylestown (https://www.doylestownbrewingcompany.com/)
Cheers!
Regina
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