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* Green Pinpoints = breweries we have visited & interviewed
* Blue Pinpoints = bonus stops we have visited
* Red pinpoints = breweries we hope to visit
* Be sure to zoom in to see the pins that overlap!
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Disclaimer: This list is very tentative. We are using it as a basis for our route, but will only end up visiting a portion of the ones you see for multiple reasons:
1) If a brewery reaches out to us and we have not passed them up yet and routing/scheduling allows, we will do our best to add them to our list which means another brewery will have to come off.
2) We want to even out the number of breweries in each state, so will have to take away some from the states that currently have more breweries plotted (i.e. CA).
3) We don’t want to miss out on breweries that are not open yet but will be open by the time we get near, and love taking suggestions from locals once we get into an area.
* Alaska and Hawaii are not in our budget, but we plotted them in the hopes that we miraculously get ahead of our budget and can afford to visit them near the end of our journey.
* There are currently over 3,000 craft breweries in the US, which unfortunately means we will have to pass on visiting 8 or 9 breweries for every 1 we go to.
* If you notice a state on the map is lacking in number of breweries we have listed, send us a suggestions to: BrewsTravelers365@DallasBrewScene.com. Previous suggestions have been added to the map to assist with planning and routing but we unfortunately won’t be able to make it to every one.
Lots of good Breweries in Asheville NC and surrounding areas. Be sure to NOT pass up Green Man Brewing. My favorite in the area
Envious is an understatement for your trip. I have a few suggestions of places to visit on your trip in New York and Pennsylvania. Rohrbach Brewing in Rochester, Ny https://brewstravelers365.com/. Roosterfish brewing in my opinion is better than Ithica Brewing company http://roosterfishbrewing.com/index.php. If you are looking for a great place to drink and my local favorite in Slippery Rock, Pa you have North Country Brewery (will not disappoint). http://www.northcountrybrewing.com/welcome2.htm. I have enjoyed reading about your adventures and I look forward to reading about it further,
Envious is an understatement for your trip. I have a few suggestions of places to visit on your trip in New York and Pennsylvania. Rohrbach Brewing in Rochester, Ny https://brewstravelers365.com/. Roosterfish brewing in my opinion is better than Ithica Brewing company http://roosterfishbrewing.com/index.php. If you are looking for a great place to drink and my local favorite in Slippery Rock, Pa you have North Country Brewery (will not disappoint). http://www.northcountrybrewing.com/welcome2.htm. I have enjoyed reading about your adventures and I look forward to reading about it further
Yea! for fellow beer travelers. So glad I found your blog! I will be following your travels. When you make it to Sacramento/Bay Area I would love to grab a pint and share beer traveling stories.
Springfield Missouri has 3 breweries in the city (Mother’s, Springfield brewing co, and white river brewing) and a meadery (leaky roof) about 30 minutes north.
I know you might get a lot of these posts, but if you divert up to Duluth, MN, you won’t regret it. Not only is it beautiful, and simply a must visit in MN, but you can visit Bent Paddle (delicious and growing quick), Fitgers, Castle Danger, and others.
Here: http://growlermag.com/ten-facts-about-duluths-brewing-scene-you-might-not-already-know/
Add 300 Suns Brewing to the list.
335 1st ave unit C Longmont CO 80501
http://Www.300sunsbrewing.com
Glad you added 300 Suns. Go Longmont! Fiction Beer Company in Denver (7101 E Colfax Ave) should be on the list while you’re in town for the GABF. Great brand new brewery.