Engaging Louisville tourists and residents about our local beer through the promotion of member brewery taprooms. Louisville Beer Week: Oct. 20-27, 2023.
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Visiting for the weekend? Long time Louisvillian? Either way, grab a Louisville Ale Trail passport and give yourself an excuse to try something new. Available in taproom, bar, and retail locations around the city and at louisvillealetrail.com
Earlier this week, Monnik Beer Co. had the great opportunity to brew a beer with Straßenbrau in Berlin, Germany. Of course, they felt it only appropriate to brew a Kentucky Common, but with the wonderful twist of using German ingredients.
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Louisville Ale Trail is hiring! We’re looking for a Part-Time Multimedia Coordinator (contract). If you're passionate about storytelling, video + audio editing, and beer, this opportunity is for you. Must be 21+ to apply and based in Louisville. louisvillealetrail.com/blog/…
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Happy 502 Beer Day! ⚜️🍻⚜️
Today's special celebration pays homage to the long-standing tradition of local beer at the #KentuckyDerby – and the thriving beer community that continues to flourish in Louisville ➡️ bit.ly/3y1UKpn
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Need new-to-you brewery merch? Come to our brewery t-shirt swap during Trail *Monday* at @@ApocalypseBrews on 3/11 from 5-8pm. We encourage both industry friends and local beer lovers to come out and have a good time. Just don’t forget your stamp!
WE HAD SUCH A BLAST AT TAILSPIN! What a great community. Thanks to our friends at Tailspin Ale Fest for always putting on such a great festival.
And thanks to Rodney Weiger for taking this group photo!
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Breweries - do you have an external discount program, passport, beer trail or similar program that you absolutely love? Doing some research into the space and would love to hear which drive traffic and/or actually work for your brewery.
“From the Louisville area or just visiting? Doesn't matter. Louisville Ale Trail is the ultimate guide for having the best brewery experience in Louisville. Top notch experience and top notch group of guys behind it all as well!” - Brittany G.R.
Dry January is coming to an end. Now it’s time to Exbeerience Louisville in a whole new way. Ask your bartender for a Louisville Ale Trail passport. See you on the Trail.
Thanks for the kind words, Sam! We love what we do and we’re excited to be part of the Louisville beer community in our own way.
This month, @HiWireBrewing Louisville is donating $1 for every pint of Double Hi-Pitch, Pink Lemonade, Mountain Water, and Leisure Lager sold on Tuesdays to @SecondChancesKY, a KY-based 501(c)(3) that conserves wildlife through rehabilitation and education.
Learn more about this great org and what they’re doing to help protect Kentucky wildlife: secondchanceswildlife.org
Tap into Louisville’s beer culture in 2024.🍻 DM us to grab your own Louisville Ale Trail passport and start your beer journey.
Started your journey already? Share a photo of you enjoying #LouisvilleBeer for your chance to be featured.
Have you heard about Louisville Silent Book Club?
Often with traditional book clubs, there's the scramble to finish the assigned book, and the pressure to have something smart to say. At Silent Book Club, you can simply enjoy a drink, a book, and a group of new friends.
Louisville Ale Trail isn’t some publishing company or pet project by a major tourism department. Louisville Ale Trail is a project created in 2020 by three beer lovers who saw the need for greater recognition and representation of Louisville’s beer culture.
Fun Fact: you can learn a lot about an @AtGBrewery beer just by looking at the can or bottle label artwork.
ATG created six characters to match six categories of beer: Session, Hop, Whim, Malt, Dark, and Smoke. Once you know the character, you know which beer it is from across the room.