Sept. 28 is National Drink Beer Day, and there are several great spots for craft beer in the Houston area. Whether you\u2019re a beer connoisseur or just looking for a fun spot to sit outside and enjoy a cold brew, here are some of our favorite breweries:<\/p>\n
2000 Lyons Ave Houston, TX 77020<\/a><\/p>\n Founded in 1994, Saint Arnold was named after the patron saint of brewing and is Texas\u2019 oldest craft brewery. The brewery and beer hall offers a food menu and public tours, although closed-toe shoes are required for the downstairs portion of the tour.<\/p>\n In addition to seasonal and limited brews, year-round beers include a German-style K\u00f6lsch, a Bavarian hefeweizen, a a black K\u00f6lsc, a Bohemian Pils malt, a full-flavored amber ale, a deep copper brown ale, a pale ale, several IPAs, a Berliner Weisse and even a root beer.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 5301 Nolda St. Houston, TX 77007<\/a><\/p>\n If you\u2019re looking for awesome craft beer that is unapologetically Houston, Buffalo Bayou Brewing breaks all the rules with cutting-edge technology while paying tribute to tradition. Brewery tours on Saturday showcase their hands-on approach to the brewing process.<\/p>\n BuffBrew features two series of craft beers. The Heritage series includes a West Coast style IPA, an American cream ale, a Witbiers brewed with orange peel, a copper ale and a malt bill. The Secessionist menu features more than 50 beers created with a variety of unlikely flavors such as pineapple, peach, mango, watermelon, raspberry, blueberry, grape, banana, pumpkin, blood orange, lychee, peppermint, chocolate, gingerbread, espresso beans and more.<\/p>\nBuffalo Bayou Brewing<\/h3>\n
8th Wonder Brewery<\/h3>\n