Support this site, visit My Store
Addison
Amarillo
Austin
Bastrop
Bellville
Blanco
Boerne
Brackettville
Brenham
Bryan
Castroville
Cleburne
Columbus
Comfort
Conroe
Cuero
Dallas
El Paso
Eola
Fayetteville
Flatonia
Fort Worth
Fredericksburg
Galveston
Giddings
High Hill
Houston
Industry
La Grange
Llano (Lando)
Longview
Meyersville
Millheim
Mingus
New Braunfels
New Ulm
Paris
Port Arthur
Round Top
San Angelo
San Antonio
Seguin
Serbin
Shiner
Tyler
Victoria
Waco
Weatherford
Yorktown
Unknown
Dallas
Klein and Wolff 1875 - 1877
E. Arnoldi 1877 - 1878
Wagenhauser Brewing Association 1880-1887
Dallas Brewing Association 1887-1889
Dallas Brewing Co. (Cochrane & Houston Sts.) 1889-1893
Dallas Brewery 1893-1901
Dallas Brewery, Inc. (1817 Houston St.) 1901-1918
North Houston Street Grain Juice Company 1919-1933
Dallas Brewery, Inc. 1934-1939
Dallas Brewing Co., Inc (BP) (703 McKinney Ave., STE 002) 1989-1992
Texas Brewing Co. (BP) 1992 -
Anton Wagenhauser 1891-1897
Simon Mayer 1895-1900
Mayer & Bruce 1900-1901
Excelsior Weiss Beer Brewery 1901
Schepps Brewing Corp. (1026 Young St.) 1934-1939
Time Brewing, Inc. 1939-1940
Dallas-Fort Worth Brewing Co. 1940-1951
Hubcap Brewery & Kitchen (BP) 1994-
Yegua Creek Brewing Co. (BP) (2920 North Henderson) 1994-
Great Grains Brewery 1997-2006
Joe Cheatum and Alex Pastrana started Great Grains Brewery March 17,
1997. Their domain name, greatgrains.com, expired on October 6,
2006, after the brewery closed.
S+ampede Brewing Company
2005-
Lawrence Schwartz started brewing S+ampede beer when he wanted a light
beer with body and flavor. Using his grandfather's old homebrewing recipes
as a base, he and Dr. Jospeh Owades, one of the creators of light beer,
created S+ampede Light. The plus sign means there are additives. Specifically,
vitamins of some sort. But the Federal Government, and, no doubt, the
Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission, do not want him to list the additives
because that would be making a health claim.