Local Craft Breweries near the Poteet, Texas 78065 Area (23)

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Tusculum Brewing

Craft Brewery in Boerne - 48.63 mi

The owners of Tusculum Brewing are helping turn Boerne into “a destination beer community”. The name Tusculum was, until 1852, Boerne’s original name. The brewery just opened in October 2019, making it one of the newest additions in the scene. Tripp Matthews, his wife Paige, and five other owners established the brewery at the historic H.O. Adler Building at the heart of downtown Boerne, which used to house a lumber company for six decades. The spacious building houses the brew house, a front tasting room, a second bar area at the back, and a beer garden. For a start, they’re only open three days a week with plans to operate on other days. There’s only a cold kitchen for now, but plans are also in place to add hot food options.

(830) 428-0596

Bandera Ale Project

Craft Brewery in Bandera - 49.12 mi

Bandera Ale Project, or Bandera Brewery, is a “small-batch craft brewery”. Opened in November 2017, it currently offers about a dozen brews at the taproom. Specialties include the Black Pepper Saison, Honey Brown Ale, and Pineapple Cider (created in collaboration with Austin Eastciders). Combining old and new world brewing techniques, they focus on producing “high quality seasonal ales’. Their creations are currently just available at the taproom and in select brewpubs in Bandera, New Braunfels, and San Antonio. Established by Dr. Jim and Carlie Baroffio, this artisanal brewery is popular with its patrons. Here are some reviews:

“Amazing place! Will not disappoint, if they do, then it’s just you”
“It is refreshing to finally have a brewpub in Bandera”
“They had lots of fun games for the kids to play while my husband and I got to relax and enjoy a couple cold ones… the beer was great”

(830) 522-4226

Boerne Brewery

Craft Brewery in Boerne - 49.69 mi

Boerne, Texas is a town rich in German history, but until the Boerne Brewery was established, the town didn’t have a beer to call its very own. That situation changed in January 2014. Established by husband and wife Fred and Jennifer Castillo, Boerne Brewery aims to produce “beer brewed in Boerne, for Boerne”. Both engineers, Fred got hooked on home brewing when Jennifer gave him a Mr. Beer Kit. Eventually, Jennifer kicked him out of the kitchen and garage, and started searching for a property in the area that could house a brewery. The rest, as they say, is history. Housed in a 6,000 square foot facility, the brewery currently has four main brews and two seasonal offerings. To honor the town’s German roots, their beers are named after a significant piece of Boerne history. The label for each beer is made by local artists, and strengthens their ties to the Boerne community.

(830) 331-8798