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10/01/2022
New stickies!
Debuting at the Texas Craft Brewers Festival today
Thank you Carter
10/01/2022
collaboration beer with :
Neighborwood: Loral and Cashmere 7.75% ABV
“Early in 2021 we brewed a simple base beer with barley and wheat malt and a small amount of hops. After primary fermentation in stainless with a neutral ale yeast, the beer was transferred into Waylon, our 15 BBL Oak Foeder, along with a mixed culture of Brettanomyces yeast and Lactobacillus bacteria sourced from .
The base beer has aged for 18+ months in the Foeder and has fermented out completely.
This is the first beer created from the Solera style program we plan to incorporate with the Waylon Foeder, and for the collaboration, we removed a portion of the aged beer and dry-hopped it with Loral and Cashmere hops. The citrusy and herbal hop notes blend well with the base beer's funky dryness and subtle acidity.
The plan will be to remove a portion of aged beer from the Foeder for blending and producing unique beers and then replacing that portion with new and different young beer.
The Foeder will always be changing and the beers created will always be unique but also tied to the ones created before. The mixed culture will always live in the wood creating a happy neighborhood of flavor.
We’re happy that Craft Pride picked us to collaborate with and excited to get our first solera-style beer out to people at such a great event. Looking forward to sharing it with everyone!"
Craft Pride is proud to be pouring the Partners in Craft collaboration beers at the Texas Craft Brewers Festival on October 1.
Amongst the collaborations, Craft Pride had the honor to be part of a Welcome to the Neighborhood themed collaboration with four of CP's closest neighbors: , , and .
Thank you for your amazing photography!
09/30/2022
collaboration beer with Craft Pride:
"We love exploring brewing and fermentation traditions from around the world at Fitzhugh. This collaboration with Craft Pride was an awesome opportunity to experiment with some unique ingredients.
Iceland has a distilled spirit native to the country called Brennivin. A close cousin of the popular drink “aquavit” from Scandanavia, Brennivin is a clear liquor made with rye and root vegetables and steeped with caraway seeds after distillation. We took that information and brewed a beer based on the Brennivin flavor profile. Brewed with 60% rye malt, 40% barley, 50lbs of roasted parsnips, and a dash of caraway seeds in the boil, this Brennivin beer is spicy, earthy, and delicious.
We can’t wait for you to try it! Skál!"
Craft Pride is proud to be pouring the Partners in Craft collaboration beers at the Texas Craft Brewers Festival on October 1.
Amongst the collaborations, Craft Pride had the honor to be part of a Welcome to the Neighborhood themed collaboration with four of CP's closest neighbors: , , and .
Thank you for your amazing photography!
09/29/2022
Family Business Beer Co. collaboration with Craft Pride:
This rustic Fig and Carrot Farmhouse Ale comes in at around 4.8% abv. 50lbs of carrots were shredded and thrown into the mash. 50lbs of Turkish figs were rehydrated, pureed and added to the fermenter.
Tasting notes of dark, dried fruit in the nose, with that distinct Belgian "spice" flavor tasting of spice, fruit and a touch of pipe to***co finishing dry with an earthy note.
Craft Pride is proud to be pouring the Partners in Craft collaboration beers at the Texas Craft Brewers Festival on October 1.
Amongst the collaborations, Craft Pride had the honor to be part of a Welcome to the Neighborhood themed collaboration with four of CP's closest neighbors: , , and .
Thank you for your amazing photography!
09/28/2022
Craft Pride is proud to be pouring the Partners in Craft collaboration beers at the Texas Craft Brewers Festival October 1.
Amongst the collaborations, Craft Pride had the honor to be part of a Welcome to the Neighborhood themed collaboration with four of CP's closest neighbors: , , and .
Acopon Brewing Collaboration with Craft Pride:
"A Rat King is a macabre term for a group of rats whose tails tie together in a knot. This unusual phenomenon was mostly noted in Germany, and was seen as a bad omen, usually associated with the plague.
Our Rat King is a double IPA. At just over 9% abv, this beer packs a punch, and with 96 IBUs, it packs a punch of hops too. We mashed at a little lower temperature to make sure it attenuated well, giving it a lighter body and drier finish than you might expect from a double IPA. With copious amounts of Amarillo, Citra, Mosaic and Simcoe, this beer is a showcase for hops.
In the cask (for our collaboration with Craft Pride) we added beet and carrot juice which adds a unique earthiness and a blood red color."
03/31/2022
Cheers to your patience and support 🍻
After 2.5 years of searching for the right location, Craft Pride has found its permanent home on a handful of acres in downtown Dripping Springs.
We are IN The Drip.
More to come.
Getting caught up on merch requests. Sorry for the delay.
01/12/2022
BIG BAR. little house. A BIG thank you to John King Construction for getting her out of there with such care. THANK YOU!
11/09/2021
An incredible day 🍻❤️💧 Collector shirts available, here's how to purchase:
-Email [email protected]
-Include your name, mailing address, telephone number, size & quantity
Sorry, 2XL is sold out.
11/01/2021
And away they go 🍻❤️
10/23/2021
Today is our last day on Rainey St.
We'll be open 3pm - 2am.
Come raise a glass to Craft Pride and to all the good times we've all had here on Rainey.
Please bring your growlers, we need your help draining the wall!
Address
61 Rainey Street
Austin, TX
78701
To get to the location on Rainey Street in Austin, you have a few options for public transport and driving/parking:
Public Transport:
1. Bus: Take the bus to the nearest stop at Rainey St/Driskill St. From there, walk south on Rainey Street for about 5 minutes until you reach your destination.
Driving/Parking:
1. From downtown Austin: Head southeast on Cesar Chavez St E and continue onto Red River St. Turn left onto Davis St and then right onto Rainey St. Look for available street parking or nearby parking lots/garages.
2. From Interstate 35: Take Exit 234C toward Cesar Chavez St/2nd-4th Streets. Merge onto I-35 Frontage Rd and turn right onto E Cesar Chavez St. Continue straight and turn left onto Rainey St. Look for available street parking or nearby parking lots/garages.
Please note that availability of street parking may vary, especially during peak hours or events. It's always a good idea to check for any parking restrictions or fees before leaving your vehicle unattended.
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What people say
Craft Pride, located in the vibrant Rainey Street district of Austin, is a must-visit destination for beer enthusiasts and those looking to experience the best of Texas craft beer. This unique establishment prides itself on offering only the highest quality beers from regional breweries, showcasing the rich diversity and flavors that Texas has to offer.
From the moment you step inside Craft Pride, you can feel the commitment to community, sustainability, and local support. The design, décor, and construction all reflect this dedication, creating an inviting space where patrons can come together to enjoy live music, great food, and of course, delicious drinks.
Craft Pride's deep knowledge of all things beer is evident in their extensive selection. Whether you're a seasoned aficionado or a casual drinker looking to explore new flavors, their friendly and knowledgeable staff are always ready to guide you in finding the perfect brew to suit your palate. They truly understand what it means to be welcomed into Texas living and are passionate about sharing that experience with every customer.
One of the standout features of Craft Pride is their focus on supporting local breweries. By exclusively featuring Texas-only craft beers, they not only showcase the incredible talent within the state but also contribute to the growth and success of these breweries. It's a testament to their dedication to fostering community and promoting local businesses.
While Craft Pride is temporarily closed as they prepare for a move, we eagerly await their reopening so we can once again indulge in their exceptional selection of craft beers. Whether you're a local or just passing through Austin, Craft Pride is an absolute gem that should not be missed. So mark it on your map and make sure to pay them a visit when they reopen – you won't be disappointed!