Voodoo Brewing rapidly expanding franchises into Texas saw some locations open and close before local craft beer fans were even aware of their existence.
Category: Closures
Rahr & Moth: End of an Era
Two major closures this month mean that the North Texas craft beer scene is now moving into a distinct and wholly new phase, both culturally and as a commercial industry.
The Long, Slow Death of Franconia Brewing
The lights may still be on and beer may still occasionally flow on weekend tours, but the local brewery that the craft beer faithful have known for years is no more.
The Most Dallas of All Craft Breweries
Local brewery sells itself to larger corporation with eyes toward expansion. Corporation finds local brewery insufficient as an investment, and so liquidates local brewery.
Craft Beer’s Black October
Craft brewing is no more likely to crash and quickly disappear than the restaurant or movie industries, despite seemingly dark times where fans may lose their favorite local brewery.
Exit a Craft Beer Legend
It is rare to mark the passing of an age by a singular, specific event, but in the case of Anchor Brewing it is appropriate.
When Favorite Pubs Close
Pub culture is alive and well in North Texas, largely due to the modern craft beer movement. But North Texas lost three critically influential pubs last year.
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