Dayton On Tap

A Six Pack of Great Beer Events

August 8, 2018 By Lisa Grigsby

Beerologist, libationist, beer devotee, wert guru, beer maven, beer expert, hophead, beer snob, a tippler, a grog artist, a boozer, a beer buff, beer nut, a slops surveyor, an ale addict,beeroisseur, a hops handler, a quaffer, or chairman of the brewed. Whatever you call yourself, Dayton certainly offers lots of options for beer lovers.

As the craft beer community continues to grow, so to do the number of beer centric events in the Miami Valley. Our MostMetro calendar has the most comprehensive list of the best upcoming beer events in town and here’s our list of don’t miss brew-centric happening this week:

Hop Picking Party

Fifth Street Brewpub August 8 @ 6:00 pm

It’s fresh hop time again! The folks from Little Miami Farms are ready to supply us with freshly picked hops for this year’s fresh-hopped beer. We need your help picking the hops from the bines tonight at 6pm. You pick, we’ll supply you with 1/2 off FSB beers. (Rain or shine we will pick so Darren can brew with the hops the following day.)

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FESTIVALE

The Steam Plant August 10 @ 7:00 pm $75

FestivAle will highlight Dayton’s booming craft beer culture! Guests will be able to get a taste of the diverse beers Dayton has to offer from several local breweries. Along with enjoying savory sips of craft beer, you will also indulge in delicious food samplings while perusing the silent auction and dancing the night away.

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Friday Night Biergartens

The German Club Edelweiss

August 10 @ 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm |Recurring Event (See all) $3

Come to the Friday Night Biergartens at the German Club Edelweiss the first four Friday nights in August! Live music provided by Frank Svet the first two weeks and by Steve Makofka the last two weeks. A different dinner will be available for purchase each week. Brats, metts, desserts and beverages will also be available for purchase each week.

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Dayton Brew Tour

Meet at Eudora Brewing Company August 11 @ 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm $65

Each tour will visit three local breweries. We will spend approximately 40 minutes at each location. We’ll set you up with a flight of beers (four 4oz samples) at each brewery, so you’ll get a taste of what each brewery is doing. Feel free to order a pint of your favorite, or get a growler to go and we’ll keep it cold for you on the bus!

Your ticket includes bus transportation, beer samples at each stop as well as snacks, a shared growler or two and water on the bus.

Sat, 8/11 – 1pm – Eudora Brewing Co, Devil’s Wind Brewing & Yellow Springs Brewery

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Great American Beer Tasting

Fifth Third Field August 11 @ 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm $30

Mark your calendars for the Dragons annual Great American Beer Tasting, brought to you by Heidelberg Distributing. This year’s event tickets are $30 and include 20, 4 oz samples, a custom pint glass, and a raffle ticket for Budweiser and Dragons merchandise and prizes!

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Down The River, Down a Beer

Lock Nine Riverfront Park August 12 @ 3:00 pm – 10:00 pm $30 – $35

Do your dinner plans this Saturday include cabbage rolls and Guinness brownies from Dobo’s Delights, barbecue treats from TK’s BBQ, and Mulligan’s famous sliders, sausage & kraut or soft pretzels with beer cheese dip? Pair it with a milkshake IPA, Peanut Butter Porter, a Passionfruit Saison, or a Java Man Cometh. There’s wine and bottled water too. Bid on great beer items in the silent auction as Mark Cantwil sings and River Fire Rings light up the night sky over the river.

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And while it’s much more than a beer event, you’ll find some great beers at the Germanfest Picnic:

Brewery Planned for Downtown Troy

August 7, 2018 By Lisa Grigsby

Moeller Brew Barn in Maria Stein, just celebrated their 3rd anniversary at their original location in May, and now they’ve announced they’ll be opening a second location in downtown Troy. In the Spring of 2019, Moeller Brew Barn will open a location at 214 West Main Street. The approximately 8,000 square feet building will offer on-site handcrafted beer and locally sourced food menu.

The conversion of the building, built in 1919, will provide seating for up to 170 people and space for 1,800 barrels of craft beer annually. This establishment is expected to create 25 jobs.

“We’re excited to expand the Moeller Brew Barn brand with another brewing location in Troy. We’ll get to build our brewing expertise, continue to foster creativity for new products, and offer even more fresh local craft beer!” -Nick Moeller, Owner/Operator.

While you’re waiting for the Troy location to be built, take a road trip to the original location at 8016 Marion Dr. in Maria Stein, Ohio, it’s about an hour north of Dayton. With a dozen beers on tap, you’re sure to find some unusual brews, like their Wally Post Red, a malt-and-rye spice beer named in honor of local baseball legend Wally Post. “It was the most popular when it came out, and the popularity has stayed,” says Moeller.

Beer Tasting, Night Market & Food Truck Rally Make For A Must Attend Event

July 30, 2018 By Lisa Grigsby

Yellow Cab Tavern has announced a new format for the 4th annual BEER! event. Partnering the Celebration of Dayton Brewing with their August Food Truck Rally, the event will take place on on Friday, August 17 from 5-10pm.

“Three years ago, Paste Magazine featured Dayton as an ‘underrated beer vacation’ destination,” Brian Johnson said. “With all of the attention that the Miami Valley’s great brewers have been getting nationally and internationally, it’s safe to say that the secret’s out.”

For BEER! each brewery will be providing a signature beer for tasting. Entry to the event is free, but eight 6oz pours are available with advance registration at $20 and will include a commemorative glass. Individual beers will by $3 for a 6oz pour is at the event.

Participating breweries include:

Branch & Bone Artisan Ales
Carillon Brewing Co.
Crooked Handle Brewing Co.
The Dayton Beer Company
Devil Wind Brewing
Eudora Brewing Company
Fifth Street Brewpub
FigLeaf Brewing Company
Hairless Hare Brewery
Heavier Than Air Brewing Co
Lock 27 Brewing
Lucky Star Brewery
Mother Stewart’s Brewing Co
Pinups & Pints
Rolling Mill Brewing Co.
Star City Brewing Company
Toxic Brew Company
Warped Wing Brewing Company
Yellow Springs Brewery

By partnering with the food truck attendees will have their choice of some great street eats from local food trucks as well as free live music to enjoy.

Food Trucks Scheduled to be in attendance include:
Smokinbeebeeq, Son Of a Biscuit, Drunken Waffle, Twisted Taco, Greek Street Food Truck, Bella Sorella Pizza Co., LLC, Hunger Paynes and Thai1On

Dessert
Ghostlight Coffee

Also part of the event will be the The Night Market featuring local produce, artisans and other local craft vendors

7 Local Breweries Score Gold at Ohio Craft Brewers Cup!

July 28, 2018 By Lisa Grigsby

The Dayton Beer company hosted the first ever

The best THREE beers in each category will be awarded medals by our panel of judges. Best of Class Awards and Regional Awards will be determined by most medal points earned. Any Best of Class of Regional Award Tie-Breakers will be determined by most Golds awarded. Winners were announced today:

Dayton Area Breweries
winning Gold

Dayton Beer Company came out on top in the Herb/Spice/Pepper Beer category with their Gem City Lager with Jalapenos

Crooked Handle Brewing Company took the award for Specialy/Hybrid/ Experimental Beer with the Roadside Peanut Butter Porter.

Fifth Street Brewpub’s Ludwigs Kolsh aced the German Style Ale

Heavier Than Air‘s European Pale Ale ESB and their Stout McCook both were gold winners!

Mother Stewart‘s OKTOBERFEST took gold in Amber/Red Ale or Lager:

Yellow Springs Brewery took home awards for: Best Nano Brewery (Less than 1,000 bbls), Best West Central Brewery, Best Brown/Dark Ale: YELLOW SPRINGS CARPET NAP and Imperial Stout/Porter: YELLOW SPRINGS BREWERY MAXXOUT STOUT

Warped Wing got a gold in the Wood/Barrel Aged category with their Grape Creek Must

For complete results check out the event website.

3 Dayton Breweries Medal at U.S. Open Beer Championships

July 9, 2018 By Lisa Grigsby

Breweries from South Carolina to South Korea sent in more than 6,300 beers representing more than 110 different styles for the 2018 U.S. Open Beer Championship. The competition is the only one to include beers from professional breweries and award-winning home-brewers, with judges from England, Canada and the United States.

Judging in the U.S. Open Beer Championships is blind; the judges know only the categories(117 categories were judged at this year’s U.S. Open), but they do not know what beers they are tasting. The final round of judging was held at the Quarter Barrel Brewery & Pub in Oxford, Ohio.

“This competition is significant because it accepts entries from breweries around the world and allows national winning homebrews to compete,” said Dow Scoggins, director of the U.S. Open Beer Championships. “Also, two college breweries took home medals at the U.S. Open. Niagara College won 2 golds and American Harvest Brewpub at Schoolcraft College brought home a gold and silver medal.”

Congratulations to our Dayton Winners:

Hairless Hair Brewery

Honey Beer
Gold – Honey Kickback Kolsch

Wood/Barrel-Aged Scotch Ale
Bronze – Kings Reserve

The Dayton Beer Co

American Style Fruit Beer
Bronze – Hidden Paradise

Wood / Barrel Aged Pale Beer
Silver – Ein Fass 1850

Fifth Street Brewpub

Herb and Spice Beer
Bronze – Mint Cookie Stout

Wood / Barrel Aged Strong Beer
Bronze – BA Schmidion Damme

Check out the entire list of winners here.

A New Mural for Fifth Street Brewpubs 6th Birthday

June 22, 2018 By Dayton Most Metro

Fifth Street Brewpub recently partnered with Dayton Inspires to create a new Dayton Inspires mural. The mural series is intended to spark enthusiasm about Dayton that reflects the city’s growth and culture. The mural is the fourth addition to the series and will be located at the Fifth Street Brewpub. The mural will be completed this Saturday, right before the pub hosts their 6th birthday party celebration.

To prepare for this event, Dayton Inspires is hosting an Instagram competition on Saturday to raise awareness about the celebration. To compete, participants will travel to the four mural locations around Dayton, ending at Fifth Street Brewpub for their birthday celebration.

Participants must take a picture at each mural and put the four pictures into an Instagram collection post. In addition, the post must tag the location as Fifth Street Brewpub and use the #DaytonInspires hashtag. The winner will be picked the following Monday and be given a Dayton Inspires gift box along with a $25 Brewpub gift card.

To make it easier for participants to travel to each mural location, Link Dayton is offering a discount code to be used for their bikes on Saturday. The code is 6238 and can only be used at the kiosks.”

The Other Locations of the murals can be found at:

Cannery Loft Apartments: 500 E 3rd St
Courthouse Square outside of the Catapult Creative office

The Oregon District: E 5th St on the side of BRIM

Dayton Inspires is a local, Dayton-based public works project that incorporates the community of Dayton to be involved with the care of their city. It’s in partnership with UpDayton and aims to revolutionize the perception people have of the Miami Valley and of Dayton. It’s not just a trend, it’s a movement. It was created to spark enthusiasm through social campaigns, which reflect
growth, opportunity, and positivity within the Dayton region. They intend to inspire the community, recognize and share culture while uniting people across the area so they can be proud in being called a “Daytonian.

Toxic Brew 5th Anniversary/Block Party

June 9, 2018 By Dayton Most Metro

Toxic Brewery Unveils the Grapefruit Yoga IPA at the Night Market this Friday June 12th

Toxic Brew Company opened the first craft brewery in Dayton, Ohio in June of 2013 after Dayton saw a 52 year beer drought in the city. In celebration of their 5-year anniversary, Toxic Brew Company, which is located at 431 E. 5th St., will be closing down Jackson St. next to the brewery to raise funds for We Care Arts from 1pm to 8pm on Saturday, June 9th.

“This year we want to make it more than just about the beer,” owner Shane Juhl says. “We have teamed up with a lot of great folks to bring in street vendors, food trucks, animals, live painting events, bands, DJ’s, and giant-sized outdoor games just to name a few.” We Care Arts is a local charity that believes in the healing power of creating and producing art that transforms physical, developmental and mental challenges into a future rich with possibilities. Located at Berkeley Center, 3035 Wilmington Pike, Kettering, OH, it’s a place where people with disabilities learn independence and build self-esteem. Those with emotional, mental and/or physical disabilities can come to the facility and create artwork which fosters confidence and empowerment.

Toxic will also be highlighting multiple local and independent street vendors this year which include Mike’s Bike Park, Salon Noir, Reclaimed Bell, Luna Gifts and Botanicals and more. For entertainment, Dayton’s own NightBeast and Tino will perform beginning at 6pm. There will also be DJ sets throughout the day by Scratchmatic, Fatty Lumpkin, and DJ Nicky-T. You won’t have to go far for food as The Oregon District boasts some fantastic restaurants and the Drunken Waffle food truck will be on site. Craving something sweet? Look no further than Gypsy Lane Dessert Studio.

In addition, Toxic Brew has partnered with Dayton Sportical, Dayton’s adult sports/social group, to bring in outdoor games like cornhole, giant Jenga, and more. There will also be face painting for children and other live art demonstrations as well as pups to pet thanks to AdoptAPit Rescue.

Cheers to Dayton’s Ale Trail!

May 29, 2018 By Lisa Grigsby

Launching June 1st the Dayton Ale Trail passport books will be available at any of the participating 18 local breweries, including Daytons’ newest brewer, Branch & Bone, that will open later this week.

Participants will complete the trail by visiting each brewery on the list and collecting all the stamps. Once you’ve filled your card, you will head to Crafted & Cured at 531 Wayne Avenue and pick up your custom logo Dayton Ale Trail 32oz Howler.

The goal of this project is to show a collective support for all of our great local breweries, as well as, give an incentive for patrons to venture out past their normal watering hole…Cheers!

Here’s your new beer bucket list for the summer:

Dayton Brew Tours, which has been driving folks to drink locally for five years, is available to help you get your card completed. On Sat, June 23rd at1pm they’ll be driving you to drink local at Devil Winds Brewery, Yellow Spring Brewery & Mother Stewarts. Each tour includes a flight at each brewery, brews, bottled water and a snack bag while riding in luxury on the 937 Party Bus.

You can buy your tour tickets here or book a private tour and pick your own destinations.

See you on the Ale Trail!

Dayton Brewer Launches Ohio Craft Brewers Cup

May 8, 2018 By Guest Contributor

Dayton Beer Co. founder Peter Hilgeman is launching a new Ohio-only beer competition to showcase Buckeye State breweries.

The inaugural Ohio Craft Brewers Cup — a competition judged by professional brewers — is set for July 23-27 at the Dayton brewery. Winners will be announced July 28.

“The goal is to showcase and highlight the awesome beer being brewed in the state from all over the state,” Hilgeman said. “Now that we have over 250 [breweries], there’s a lot of awesome beer and breweries people need to hear about.”

He added that it’s also “meant to foster and grow the community we have here already.”

Ohio breweries are able to enter beers in 29 categories, with medals being handed out to the top three in each category. There also will be awards for best large, medium, small and nano brewery, along with honors for regions of the state.

The competition will follow BJCP guidelines. The entry fee per beer is $50, which will cover the cost of attracting judges and the prizes, Hilgeman said. The deadline to enter is July 9.

He said he would like to see at least 75 breweries enter in the first year.

Hilgeman came up with the idea about four years ago. Back then, he didn’t think there were enough breweries in the state to warrant such a competition, but that has quickly changed with the growth of the industry. He’s been working on the plan for years.

“There are too many other states that have this going on and we don’t have it,” he said.

He also noted that Ohio has garnered great media attention for breweries winning medals at the Brewers Association’s major competitions — the Great American Beer Festival and World Beer Cup — but not all Ohio brewers enter those events. There are plenty of other breweries in the state making great beer that also deserve recognition, he said.

There’s no public festival associated with the competition this year, although Hilgeman would like to see a tasting incorporated next year. Yes, he wants the Ohio Craft Brewers Cup to be an annual event.

“Hopefully this turns into something that’s celebrated and people love it and it gets bigger every year,” Hilgeman said.

For more details, including the rules, click here.

This story by Rick Armon appeared in The Akron Beacon Journal • Ohio.com on May 8, 2018

Want to Buy a Dayton Brewery?

May 7, 2018 By Dayton Most Metro

Ever dreamed of owning a brewery?

This one is for sale in Dayton, but it’s in the state of Washington. Located about 30 minutes outside of Walla Walla, Chief Spring’s Fire and Irons Brew Pub is now for sale. This Dayton town has approximately 2,500 residents and serves the surrounding farming community. Can you imagine how quiet the nights are out there? Can you envision what rush hour traffic looks like in Dayton, Washington?

Established in 2013, the brewery has operated as a successful business and mainstay in historic downtown Dayton, Washington.

They brewing system is 3.5-barrels. The listing actually includes two properties.

This sale includes two commercial buildings, large outdoor patio, parking lot, equipment and inventory with an asking price of $595,000

Here is a link to the real estate listing so you can see all the details.

Celebrating Yellow Springs Brewery’s 5th Anniversary!

April 14, 2018 By Dayton Most Metro

Saturday, April 14th Yellow Springs Brewery is celebrating their fifth anniversary of crafting and sharing their brews with the super supportive Ohio craft beer community! Fifth anniversaries are traditionally known as the “wood” anniversary so this celebration has a special significance to them as wood serves as an integral part in aging, conditioning and flavoring craft brews. They’ve decided to show their appreciation to our loyal customers with a barrel- and wood-aged Birthday Bash!

Master Brewer, Jeffrey McElfresh has created a limited release white oak IPA in honor of this special occasion and it will be available in 12 oz. cans for $12 per 4-pack. This IPA is aged with American white oak staves giving it a sweet, earthy bouquet with warm vanilla overtones. Dry hopping lends a piney and grapefruit flavor that enhances the soft character of the white oak. And there’s no better way to enjoy this delicious IPA than in their new limited-edition 5th anniversary glassware! This Perl Goblet style glassware features a design by Just A Jar Design Press in Marietta, OH, and has a delightfully low price tag of $10!

This celebration is loaded with opportunities to obtain limited-edition brewery merch and we will feature a series of timed raffles from 2-9 PM. The day-long raffle includes prizes from House of Aum, Current Cuisine, Dino’s Coffee, The Winds and many more! Raffle tickets will be sold as a pack of 5 tickets for $5 or 20 tickets for $10 and all proceeds from the raffle will benefit Glen Helen Nature Preserve. They will also be on site for the Birthday Bash to hand out special gifts to those who become members during the celebration! Culinary options include the incredible wood-fired food of La Pampa Argentinian Grill and Bella Sorella Pizza! There will also be selling a limited-edition woodcut poster, created by Just A Jar Design Press, which will be on sale for $15. Only 100 of these have been printed!

The hit of the day may very well be the selection of some of the area’s most rare and sought after barrel-aged beers that will be featured on our taps! YSB’s resident beer curator, Chris Hutson, has managed to acquire a list of brews that is sure to please the palate of even the most particular beer geeks out there. Two bars will be set up for timed trappings of our celebratory beers. These taps will occur once every two hours starting at 2 pm with White Oak IPA, with the last tapping at 7 pm! Don’t miss out on this anniversary extravaganza, join Yellow Springs Brewery in celebration of 5 years growing with this amazing community!

Yellow Springs Brewery is located at 305 North Walnut Street, Suite B in Yellow Springs, Ohio

Taproom Hours:

Mon-Fri 3-10pm, Sat 1-10pm, Sun 1-8pm

Madtree Beer Dinner at Dewberry 1850

April 9, 2018 By Lisa Grigsby

Dewberry 1850, the restaurant located inside the UD Marriott on South Patterson Boulevard has been hosting monthly beer dinners on the last Thursday of each month. For April they are partnering with Cincinnati’s Madtree Brewing Company on April 26th at 6pm for a 5 course dinner.

They’ve just announced the menu and beer pairings for this upcoming April event:

Scotch bonnet, quail egg spicy chorizo sausage, beer battered pickles / Entropic Theory

Shrimp queso with lemon bread points / Lift

Crispy chicken avocado roll, ginger lemon Vinaigrette/ Hefelump

Beer braised short rib, potato latke and spicy catsup/ Rubus Cacao

Marshmallow chocolate lava cake / PSA

You can reserve your seat for this dinner online for just $40.

Can ‘t make this dinner? Plan ahead for other upcoming beer dinners at Dewberry 1850:

Thurs, May 24 6pm
Dewberry 1850 / North High Brewery Beer Dinner – get tickets

Thurs, June 28 6pm
Dewberry 1850 / 50 West Brewing Company Beer Dinner – get tickets

Devil Wind Grand Opening Set

March 26, 2018 By Dayton Most Metro

Join us as we celebrate what a wild ride this endeavor has been. We couldn’t have done it without the help of the wonderful community of people that make up Xenia!

Introduction of a Ohio Proud Craft Beer Act

February 13, 2018 By Dayton Most Metro

Ohio House Reps. Steve Hambley and Martin Sweeney introduce HB509, the Ohio Proud Craft Beer Act, a bipartisan bill creating a certification for craft beer brewed with Ohio-grown ingredients. The Ohio Proud Craft Beer Act is supported by the Ohio Craft Brewers Association, the Ohio Hop Growers Guild, the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, the Ohio Corn & Wheat Growers Association and many breweries and barley maltsters across the state.

Ohio Proud is a marketing program that will require an investment from breweries who want to use the designation when they produce a beer with at least 50% Ohio grown ingredients. The program already exists. This just adds craft beer and cider.The Department of Agriculture will have to set criteria for beer and cider if the bill is passed.

Superba Hoppy Pils To Debut Thursday

February 5, 2018 By Dayton Most Metro

On Thursday, February 8^th Warped Wing Brewing Co. will be releasing both draft and 6-pack 12oz cans of Superba Hoppy Pils in their taproom. Superba has an ABV of 5.4% and 35 IBU’s.

Superba Hoppy Pils is just Superba Hoppy PilsSuperba Hoppy Pilsone in an ongoing seasonal Lager-style series being launched by the brewery this year. Look for more to follow.
“There is some remarkable beer history in Dayton”, said Nick Bowman VP/Sales & Marketing and Managing Partner at Warped Wing. “We wanted to embrace that heritage, by resurrecting a Dayton beer name from the past while putting a contemporary spin on the beer recipe” said Bowman.

About the Olt’s Brother’s Brewing Company:

During prohibition the company temporarily manufactured soft drinks, made Polar Distilled Water, and distributed dairy products. The company built a swimming pool on McGee Street. After prohibition ended, the Olt’s Brother’s Brewing Company opened again, selling Olt’s Beer, Olt’s Ale, and Olt’s Superba Beer. Year later the company was sold to the Bruckmann Company, a company of brewer agents. No product was brewed after 1942.

Copy on the Superba can reads:

The end of dark times begin. Prohibition is tamed, and soft drinks become hard drinks once again. Beer brands are reborn. Superba hoppy pils. designed to quench the tastes that live between IPA’s and pilsner’s. Get Noble hop aroma and flavor with a medium hop bitterness. Find your hoppy place.

To celebrate the release, Warped Wing will be hosting a party on Thursday, February 8^th at 5PM in the brewery taproom. Some of the Olt family members with be on hand to celebrate the occasion and share stores about their family’s brewery . Superba Hoppy Pils draught will be available in draft and 6-pack 12oz will be available for carryout. The beer will be released to retail partners Tuesday, February 13^th.

Fifth Street Brewpub Launches “The Giving Pour”

December 8, 2017 By Lisa Grigsby

Every Monday night for the last few years Fifth Street Brewpub has invited non-profit groups to take over the bar for a few hours to raise funds for local causes. The program has been a huge success and gets booked up rather quickly. So the pub decided to come up with another way to help these charities in December.

This December they’s upped the game by taking the top 9 fundraising groups and put together a December program that challenges these groups to rally their troops to drink beer throughout the month to help them raise more funds! The one groups that has the most glasses of beer sold will walk with one large donation.

Your job is to come drink to support your favorite charity. The beer that sells the most pours* during this program wins. The winning beer’s matched charity will earn $1 per each pour sold.

Antioch Writers’ Workshop at University of Dayton– Imperial Ramona Brown
Dayton Gay Men’s Chorus– Jo Jo’s Midnight Stout
Dayton Society of Artists – DSA– Ludwig’s Kolsch
The Deli at Webster Street & Top of the Market(The Blanket Program)- Saison 484
Equitas Health Dayton Associate Board– Laboratory IPA
FilmDayton– Ice Breaker IPA
Greater Dayton Union Co-op Initiative – GDUCI– Biere de Garde
Project READ– Mint Cookie Stout
The Rubi Girls– Definitely Frances DIPA

*Excludes dates committed for Guest Bartender events. Growler, Howler, and Flight purchases will NOT be included in the votes.

Dayton On Tap

Dayton Area Breweries winning Gold

Hairless Hair Brewery

The Dayton Beer Co

Fifth Street Brewpub

Ever dreamed of owning a brewery?

Dayton Area Breweries
winning Gold