Now is the perfect time to celebrate Houston Beer
Sylvia Benavidez
Hold up…is it actually Houston Craft Beer Month? Didn’t we switch that to March?
Well, that depends on who you ask. But you know what? Let’s celebrate anyway!
Back in 2021, the fine folks at Houston Beer Guide had a brilliant idea: let’s dedicate an entire month to celebrating the incredible craft beer scene right here in Houston. And thus, August was crowned Houston Beer Month. You can check out their very first article on the concept here. Whether you call it Houston Beer Month or Houston Craft Beer Month, the goal remains the same—a month-long celebration of everything that makes Houston’s local brews special.
Breweries across the city are encouraged to throw parties, brew special beers, and engage with their fans on social media throughout the month. In these challenging times, local breweries depend on loyal customers and social media buzz to keep their taprooms buzzing, their events packed, and their beers flying off the shelves.
Now, about that little switcheroo—last year, we made the decision to move Houston Craft Beer Month to March. Why? Well, anyone who’s spent a summer in Houston knows that August can be a scorcher. We realized that holding a beer festival outdoors in that kind of heat wasn’t the best idea for beer lovers or brewery staff. But just because we moved the festival doesn’t mean we can’t raise a glass to Houston craft beer in August, too!
And it seems the idea has caught on! True Anomaly’s Michael Duckworth has kicked off a new campaign to bring Houston Craft Beer Month back to August. Breweries from around town are joining in, offering special HCBM packages that include beers, cans to go, pint glasses, HCBM patches, and more—all at a sweet price. Plus, a portion of the sales from each package is donated to the Houston Food Bank to help support families in need.
This year’s participating breweries include:
- Elder Son Brewing
- Equal Parts Brewing
- Eureka Heights Brewing
- Frost Town Brewing
- Galveston Bay Brewing
- Holler Brewing Co.
- New Magnolia Brewing
- No Label Brewing
- Saint Arnold Brewing Company
- Spindletap Brewery
- Texas Leaguer Brewing
- True Anomaly Brewing
- Vallensons Brewing Co
- Lone Pint Brewery
Head over to the Houston Craft Beer Month page for all the details on this fantastic campaign benefiting The Houston Food Bank.
So, what are you waiting for? Get out there, grab a pint or five, and keep Houston’s beer scene alive and kicking. Show your support with your dollars and your social media shoutouts. Let’s make this August Houston Craft Beer Month one to remember! 🍻
Cheers!
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