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The Fayetteville Ale Trail is promoted by Experience Fayetteville

For more information call 479-521-5776 or visit experiencefayetteville.com

21 S. Block Ave.Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701

Your ale adventure starts here.

Welcome to the Fayetteville Ale Trail! The Fayetteville Ale Trail gives visitors and locals alike a glimpse into the unique craft brewery culture of Northwest Arkansas.

Start your adventure at the Fayetteville Visitor Center by purchasing an Ale Trail Silipint made especially for beer drinkers on the go. Then, collect your passport stamps with any purchase at each brewery location (please refer to each brewery’s hours of operation here – not all of them are open 7 days a week).

Once you’ve collected stamps from all our partners, bring your passport by or mail it to the Visitor Center (don’t worry you get to keep it!) at 21 S. Block Ave., Fayetteville AR 72701, and we’ll give you a prize for FREE!

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Stamp HereApple Blossom Brewing Company

Address: 1550 E. Zion Road, FayettevilleWebsite: appleblossombrewing.comPhone: 479-287-4344Brewmaster: Brian YoungbloodFood Available (Y/N): Yes, full-service restaurantTours Available: By appointment onlyBrewery Hours: Sun-Thurs: 11am-10pm, Fri-Sat: 11am-10:30pm

What they have to say: Apple Blossom Brewing Company seeks to brew all styles of beer using traditional German tech-niques with a modern and unique twist. We pride ourselves on experimentation and breaking the mold with bold and creative flavors designed to be different. In addition to our fine selection of craft beers, Apple Blossom Brewery is proud to offer a full range of American and fusion-inspired menu items. We offer frequent evolving menu specials, and all of our food as well as our breads and pastries are made fresh in-house daily

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Stamp HereColumbus House Brewery

Address: 701 W. North St., FayettevilleWebsite: columbushousebrewery.comPhone: 479-935-3752Brewmaster: Carey Ashworth, Jason Corral & Sam MorganFood Available (Y/N): NoTours Available: YesBrewery Hours: Mon-Thu: 6-10pm, Fri: 4-11pm, Sat: 12-11pm, Sun: 1-8pm What they have to say: Columbus House is owned and operated by loyal Fayettevillians. We graduated from the University of Arkansas and just so happened to have more than a few good times (and beers!) at the college house that our brewery is named after. We harken back to our alma mater by using the knowledge we gained from engineering and microbiology to brew some high quality beer. Come ride your bike, run or walk to our brewery on the Razorback Regional Greenway! We don’t care if you’re sweaty!

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Stamp HereCore Brewing & Distilling Co.

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Address: 2470 Lowell Road, Springdale (no taproom)Website: corebeer.comPhone: 479-372-4300Brewmaster: Jesse CoreFood Available (Y/N): NoTours Available: By appointment only; to schedule, email ron@corebeer.comBrewery Hours: Vary by location; visit fayettevillealetrail.com for more information What they have to say: One of my favorite quotes is,“No one ever drowned in sweat.” With locations throughout Northwest Arkansas, we work hard and love it! Seeing our customers enjoying our brews makes our jobs very gratifying. Our brews are big, innovative and rooted in tradition. We use only premium ingredients to produce a brew that you will be proud to drink.

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Stamp HereFossil Cove Brewing Co.

Address: 1946 N. Birch Ave., FayettevilleWebsite: fossilcovebrewing.comPhone: 479-445-6050Brewmaster: Benjamin MillsFood Available (Y/N): Yes, the Container Kitchen onsite and Nomad’s Natural Plate on WednesdaysTours Available: Saturday at 5pm onlyBrewery Hours: Tues-Thur: 4-10pm, Fri: 2-11pm,Sat: 11am-11pm, Sun: 11am-10pm

What they have to say: We opened in June of 2012 and are Fayetteville’s first production microbrewery. Our name comes from a favorite fossil-laden cove on Beaver Lake. We focus on producing innovative and quality ales. A wide selection of year-round, seasonal and one-off offerings are available at the Tasting Room. Our flagship beers are the Paleo Ale and La Brea Brown, available throughout Northwest Arkansas. Remember, DRINK LOCAL!

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Stamp HereSaddlebock Brewery

Address: 16600 Saddlebock Lane, SpringdaleWebsite: saddlebock.comPhone: 479-419-9969Brewmaster: Steve RehbockFood Available (Y/N): Yes, seasonal food carts Tours Available: YesBrewery Hours: Sun-Thurs: 11-9pmFri-Sat: 11am-10pm

What they have to say: Breat beer and food. Saddlebock has more beer on tap than any other brewery in the State. Saddlebock is the only production brewery in NWA with a full restaurant. Want farm to table? We have it! We love groups and special events. Seating up to 70. Saddlebock Brewery was awarded Top 5 in the nation from Yahoo! Travel 2014. We are located only 10 minutes from Fayetteville on 30 acres of recreational farm area. Be sure to check out our HOPS farm. Perhaps you would enjoy a game of beach volleyball, horse shoes or Cornhole (bag toss) after you have tasted some of our 22 different beers we make right here! Call first if you plan to kayak in via the White River. Yes, we have a river, too!

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Stamp HereWest Mountain Brewing Company

Address: 21 W. Mountain St., Fayetteville Website: facebook.com/tinytimspizzaPhone: 479-442-9090Brewmaster: Casey LetellierFood Available (Y/N): Yes, Tiny Tim’s Pizza next doorTours Available: NoBrewery Hours: Mon-Sun: 10am-10pm

What they have to say: Located right on the Historic Downtown Square, West Mountain Brewing Company has been a Fayetteville tradition for many years. Enjoy a wide selection of top notch beers at Northwest Arkansas’ oldest brewpub or take a growler home with you. Don’t miss some of the best pizza in Fayetteville at the neighboring Tiny Tim’s Pizza!

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Stamp HereOzark BeerCompany

Address: 109 N. Arkansas St., RogersWebsite: ozarkbeercompany.comPhone: 479-636-BEER (2337)Brewmaster: Andy CoatesFood Available (Y/N): Yes, seasonal food trucks and snacksTours Available: YesBrewery Hours: Mon-Thurs: 1-7pm, Fri-Sat: 11am-8pm, Sun: 2-7pm

What they have to say: Here in the Ozarks, hard work makes honest people, and here at OBC, hard work makes honest beer. OBC is a production brewery located in downtown Rogers in the heart of Benton County. We believe that as a small American manufacturer we must also support other American manufacturers. For this reason, nearly all of our equipment is made in the USA. Our beers are available throughout NWA and Central AR on draught and in cans.

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Ale Trail Partner Brewery

Stamp HereBike Rack Brewing Co.

Address: 801 S.E. 8th St., Bentonville, ARWebsite: bikerackbrewing.comPhone: 479-319-6593Brewmaster: Josiah MoodyFood Available (Y/N): Yes, food trucks right out front.Tours Available: Yes, if owner/brewer is presentBrewery Hours: Mon-Wed: 5-10pm, Thurs-Fri:3-10pm, Sat:12-10pm, Sun: 1-7pm

What they have to say: Our purpose is to craft local, quality ales for our community and trails. We hand-craft extraordinary ales using quality ingredients and local inspiration. Our beers’ complex, yet approachable flavor profiles create excitement that embodies our community’s lifestyle. After a day on the trails, the roads, the gerbil wheel at work, or whatever path you’re on, stop off at the Bike Rack Brewing Co. (BRB) in beautiful downtown Bentonville for a craft brew like no other. Our locally owned nano-brewery offers handcrafted beers brewed right on site with fresh, quality ingredients.

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Ale Trail Partner Brewery

Stamp HereBentonville Brewing Co.

Address: 1700 S. 1st St., RogersWebsite: bentonvillebrewing.comPhone: 479-464-0150Brewmaster: Beau BoykinFood Available (Y/N): No, but outside food is welcomeTours Available: Yes, when brewer is presentBrewery Hours: Thurs-Sat: 2-9pm, Sun: 1-8pm

What they have to say: We are the second craft microbrewery to open in Bentonville, but are currently operating out of Rogers do to a near overwhelming increase in demand for our beer! Our reputation has been built on consistency and quality and we are best know for our Homewrecker IPA. We have a solid core of five beers but love to be creative with our work and often have one offs and seasonals available in our tasting room. Whatever your tastes, Bentonville Brewing Company is the place to “Assume Your Natural State”.

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Stamp HereNew ProvinceBrewing Co.

Address: 1310 W. Hudson Road, RogersWebsite: newprovincebrewing.comPhone: 479-246-0479Brewmaster: Kort CastleberryFood Available (Y/N): No, but food truck often on-siteTours Available: Yes, when brewer is present.Brewery Hours: Mon: Closed, Tues-Thurs: 3-10pm,Fri: 3-11pm, Sat: Noon-11pm, Sun: 1-9pm

What they have to say: At New Province, brewing isn’t simply a craft, it’s an obsession. It’s our belief that brewing is a delicate blend of art and science. Each drop has been meticulously crafted, without compromise, resulting in a quality pint every time. Here the process is as important as the pour, and there’s always something new to discover. Here we’re passionate about changing the way you experience beer. Within our borders you are one of us, and the craft is yours to claim.

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Ale Trail Partner Brewery

Stamp HereBlack Apple Crossing

Address: 321 E. Emma Ave., SpringdaleWebsite: blackapplecrossing.comPhone: 479-751-0337Cider Decider: Trey HoltFood Available (Y/N): Yes, Taquería Don Güero next doorTours Available: YesCidery Hours: Mon-Thurs: 4-9pm, Fri: 4-10pm, Sat: 11am-10pm, Sun: 3-9pm

What they have to say: Black Apple Crossing is the state’s first cidery. It is located in beautiful downtown Springdale off of Emma Avenue just past mile marker 13. Black Apple Crossing has produced naturally gluten-free hard apple cider with no added sulfites or other preservatives since July 2015.

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Drink Responsibly

The Fayetteville Ale Trail is intended only for responsible adults of legal drinking age in the United States of America (21 years old or older). It is purely intended for entertainment purposes.

The Fayetteville Ale Trail does not advocate or encourage the abuse of alcoholic beverages. Please drink responsibly and with moderation. Please do NOT drink and drive. If you need transportation, use a designated driver or a taxi service. And please be careful when crossing the street after drinking.

We do not, under any circumstances, accept responsibility for any damages that result to you or anyone else due to the consumption of alcoholic beverages or the use of this passport and any information within it. We cannot take any responsibility for the effect these drinks may have on people.

As such, we do not accept liability for any loss, damage or inconvenience that occurs as a result of the use of this passport or your reliance upon its content. The information may be changed or updated without notice. Links to other websites are provided as a convenience, and we do not accept any responsibility for the information provided by those links or their use. All trade names and trademarks of the breweries, beers and bars in this document are the property of their respective owner and licensor.

While we make every attempt to ensure that the information in this passport is correct and up-to-date, breweries and bars do change their hours and beverages options, so please consult them for the latest information.

Lastly, have fun!

College Town Limo479-236-0587collegetownlimo.com

Dynasty Limousine479-443-5466dynastylimonwa.com

Dynasty Taxi Service479-521-8294dynastytaxi.com

Four Star Limousine & Transportation479-530-66444starlimo.net

Fayetteville TaxisThe Fayetteville Ale Trail and our partner breweries want you to enjoy our local craft beer scene responsibly. Please don’t drink and drive. Arrange for a designated driver or contact one of these local cab or car companies.

Green Cab Co.479-966-4111ridegreencab.com

NWA Taxi479-571-TAXInwataxi.com

Pinnacle CarServices, Inc.479-205-0505pinnlimo.com

To schedule a tour in advance, contact Hogshead Tours at (479) 466-6264 or visit hogsheadtours.com

Tasting NotesTasting Notes

FayettevilleAleTrail.com21 S. Block Ave., Fayetteville, AR

(800) 766-4626