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2012 U.S. Craft Breweries List of small and independent craft brewers and craft brewing companies in 2012. Includes both brick and mortar breweries and contract/alternating proprietorships. (512) Brewing Co. - TX 4th Street Brewing Co. - OR 10 Barrel Brewing Co. - OR 5 Points Brewing Co. - CA 101 North Brewing Co. - CA 5 Rabbit Cerveceria Inc. - IL 12 String Brewing Co. - WA 5 Seasons Brewing Co. - North - GA 14th Star Brewing - VT 5 Seasons Brewing Co. - Prado - GA 16 Mile Brewing Co. - DE 5 Seasons Brewing Co. - Westside - GA 18th Street Brewery - IN 50 Back Brewing Co. - MA 192 Brewing - WA 508 Gastrobrewery - NY 21st Amendment Brewery Cafe - CA 7 Seas Brewing Co. - WA 23rd Street Brewery - KS 75th Street Brewery - MO 2nd Shift Brewing Co. - MO 77 Beer Co. - NY 3 Guys and A Beer'd Brewing Co. - PA 7th Street Brew House - OR 3 Sheeps Brewing Co. - WI 7venth Sun Brewery - FL 3 Stars Brewing Co. - DC A1A Ale Works - FL 3rd Wave Brewing Co. - DE Abbey Beverage Co., LLC/Monastery of Christ In the Desert - NM 4 Hands Brewing Co. - MO Abbey Brewing Co. - FL 406 Brewing Co. - MT Abbey Wright Brewing Co./Valley Inn - PA 450 North Brewing Co. @ Simmons Winery - IN Abita Brewing Co. - LA 49th State Brewing Co. - AK ABQ Brew Pub - NM For a full list of U.S. breweries, visit BrewersAssociation.org. Acadian Farms - WA Aloha Beer Co. - HI Adam's Northwest Bistro/Twin Rivers Brewing - WA Alpine Beer Co. - CA Adelbert's Brewery LLC - TX Alpine Brewing Co. - WA Adirondack Pub and Brewery - NY Altamont Beer Works - CA Aftershock Brewing Co. - CA Altitude Chophouse and Brewery - WY Against the Grain Brewery - KY Ambacht Brewing - OR Aiken Brewing Co. - SC American Brewing Co. - WA Airdale Brewing Co. - CA American Craft Standard Brewing and Distilling - MO Airways Brewing Co. - WA American Flatbread/Zero Gravity Brewing - VT Alameda Brewing Co. - OR American Honor Beer Co. - PA Alamo Beer Co. - TX American River Brewing Co. - CA Alaskan Brewing Co. - AK American Sky Beer - WI Alcatraz Brewing Co. - CA Amerisports Brew Pub - MO Alchemist Cannery - VT Amherst Brewing Co. - MA Ale Asylum - WI Amicas Pizza & Microbrewery - CO Ale Industries - CA Amnesia Brewing - OR AleSmith Brewing Co. - CA Amplified Ale Works/California Kebab and Brewery - CA All Saints Brewing Co. - PA Anacapa Brewing Co. - CA Allagash Brewing Co. - ME Anacortes Brewery/Rockfish Grill - WA Allentown Brew Works - PA Anaheim Brewery - CA Alligator Brewing/Tall Paul's Brewhouse - FL Anchor Brewing Co. - CA Alltech's Lexington Brewing & Distilling Co. - KY Anchorage Brewing Co. - AK Almanac Beer Co. - CA Ancient Lakes Brewing Co. - WA Aloha Beer Co. - HI Anderson Valley Brewing Co. - CA For a full list of U.S. breweries, visit BrewersAssociation.org. Andrews Brewing Co. - ME Aspen Brewing Co. - CO Angel City Brewery - CA Ass Clown Brewing Co. - NC Angry Cedar Brewing Co. - IA Ass Kisser Beverage Co. - CA Angry Hank's Microbrewery - MT Astoria Brewing Co./Wet Dog Cafe - OR Angry Minnow, The - WI Atlantic Brewing Co. - ME Anthem Brewing Co. - OK Atlas Brewing Co. - IL Apocalypse Brew Works - KY Atomic Ale Brewpub and Eatery - WA Apocalypse Brewing - OR Atwater Brewing Co. - MI Appalachian Brewing Co. - Camp Hill - PA Auburn Alehouse - CA Appalachian Brewing Co. - Collegeville - PA Augusta Brewing Co. - MO Appalachian Brewing Co. - Gettysburg - PA Austin Beerworks - TX Appalachian Brewing Co. - Harrisburg - PA Automatic Brewing Co./Blind Lady Alehouse - CA Appanoose Rapids Brewing Co. - IA Avalanche Brewing Co. - CO Arbor Brewing Co. - MI Avery Brewing Co. - CO Arbor Corner Brewery, The - MI Aviator Brewing Co. - NC Arcadia Brewing Co. - MI Avondale Brewing Co. - AL Argilla Brewing Co. @ Pietro's Pizza - DE Awful Arthur's Seafood Co. & Brewery - VA Argus Brewery - IL Aztec Brewery - CA Arkose Brewery - AK B & J's Pizza Restaurant - TX Artisan's Brewery & Italian Grill - NJ B.O.B's Brewery - MI Arvada Beer Co. - CO Babe's Bar B Que and Brewery - CA Asher Brewing Co. - CO Bacchus Brewing - NY Asheville Brewing Co. - NC Back East Brewing - CT Asheville Pizza and Brewing - NC Back Forty Beer Co. - AL For a full list of U.S. breweries, visit BrewersAssociation.org. Back Road Brewery - IN Bard's' Tale Beer Co. - MN Back Street Brewery/Lamppost Pizza - CA Bare Hands Brewery - IN Back Street Brewery/Lamppost Pizza - CA Barhop Brewing - WA Back Street Brewery/Lamppost Pizza - CA Baristadors - OR Back Street Brewery/Lamppost Pizza - CA Barley and Hops Grill & Microbrewery - MD Backcountry Brewery - CO Barley Brothers Brewery - AZ Backlash Beer Co. - MA Barley Brown's Brewpub - OR Backpocket Brewing Co. - IA Barley Creek Brewing Co. - PA Backwoods Brewing Co. - WA Barley Island Brewing Co. - IN Bad Ass Brewery - NM Barley John's Brewpub - MN Bad Bear Brewery @ Sleeping Bear Winery - MI Barley Mow Brewing Co. - FL BAD Brewing Co. - MI Barley's Brewing Co. (Ale House No. 1) - OH Bad Water Brewing - AZ Barley's Casino and Brewing Co. - NV Baderbrau Brewing Co. - IL Barley's Smokehouse & Brewpub (Ale House No. 2) - OH Badger Hill Brewing - MN Barnhouse Brewery - VA Bag and Kettle, The - ME Barnyard Brewing - KS Bainbridge Island Brewing - WA Baron Brewing Co. - WA Bale Breaker Brewing Co. - WA Barren Hill Brewing Co./Copper Crow Beer - PA Ballast Point Brewing Co. - CA Barrier Brewing Co. - NY Ballast Point Brewing Co./Home Brew Mart - CA Barrington Brewery and Restaurant - MA Baltimore Washington Beer Works - MD Barrio Brewing Co. - AZ Bandwagon Brewery - NY BARTS - MI Bar Harbor Brewing Co. - ME Base Camp Brewing Co. - OR Baranof Island Brewing Co. - AK Basil T's Brewpub and Italian Grill - NJ For a full list of U.S. breweries, visit BrewersAssociation.org. Basket Case Brewing Co. - IN Beaver Street Brewery - AZ Bastone Brewery - MI Beaver View Brew Co. - NE Bastrop Brewhouse - TX Becks Sports Bar and Grill - IA Bat Creek Brewery - MO Bee Creek Brewery - IN Battenkill Brewing Co. LLC - WA Beer Company, The - CA Battered Boar Brewing Co. - OK Beer Engine - KY Battlefield Brewing Co. - VA Beer Engineers - AL Bavarian Barbarian Brewing Co. - PA Beer Valley Brewing Co. - OR Baxter Brewing Co., LLC - ME Beer'd Brewing Co. - CT Bay Bridge Brewing Co. - CA Beerfoot Beach Bar - TX Bayern Brewing Inc. - MT Begyle Brewing LLC - IL Bayhawk Ales Inc. - CA Belching Beaver Brewery - CA Baying Hound Aleworks - MD Belfast Bay Brewing Co. - ME Bayou Teche Brewery - LA Bella Casa Di Vino - MI Beach Brewing Co. - VA Belle Isle Restaurant and Brewing Co. - OK Beach Chalet Brewing Co. - CA Bellevue Brewing Co. - WA Beachwood BBQ & Brewing - CA Bell's Brewery, Inc. - MI Bear Republic Brewing Co. - CA Bell's Brewery, Inc. - MI Bear Republic Brewing Co. - Production facility - CA Bellywash Brewing Co. - NV Beards Brewery - MI Belmont Brewing Co. - CA BearWaters Brewing Co. - NC Below Grade Brewing - OR Beaver Beer Co. - CT Below the Radar Brewing Co. - AL Beaver Brewing Co. - PA Beltane Brewing - CA Beaver Creek Brewery - MT Bend Brewing Co. - OR For a full list of U.S. breweries, visit BrewersAssociation.org. Benny Brew @ Marty's Blue Room - PA Big Island Brewhaus & Tako Taco Taqueria - HI Ben's Brew - NY Big Muddy Brewing Co. - IL Bent River Brewing Co. - IL Big River Grille & Brewing Works - Chattanooga - TN Bent River Brewing Co. Production & Tasting Room - IL Big River Grille & Brewing Works - Disney - FL Berkshire Brewing Co. Inc. - MA Big River Grille & Brewing Works - Nashville - TN Berryessa Brewing Co. - CA Big Rock Chop House & Brewery - MI Bertram's Salmon Valley Brewery - ID Big Sky Brewing Co. - MT Berwick Brewing Co. - PA Big Storm Brewery - FL Bethlehem Brew Works - PA Big Texan Brewery - TX Bi Plane Brewing Co. - ID Big Time Brewery & Alehouse - WA Bier Brewery and Taproom - IN Big Wood Brewery - MN BierWerks - CO Big Woods Brewery - IN Big Al Brewing - WA Bill's Tavern and Brewhouse - OR Big Bay Brewing Co. - WI Biltmore Brewing Co. - NC Big Bear Brewing Co. - FL Birdland Brewing Co. - NY Big Bear Mountain Brewery - CA Birdsong Brewing - NC Big Beaver Brewing Co. - CO BirdsView Brewing Co. - WA Big Bend Brewing Co. - TX Birreria @ Eataly - NY Big Boss Brewing Co. - NC Bison Brewing Co. - CA Big Buck Brewery and Steakhouse - Gaylord - MI Bitter Creek Brewing Co. - WY Big Choice Brewing Co. - CO Bitter Esters Brewhouse - SD Big Dogs Brewing Co. - NV Bitter Root Brewing Co. - MT Big Horse Brewpub - OR BJ's Restaurant & Brewery - Boulder - CO Big House Brewing Inc. dba Mill Creek Brewpub - WA BJ's Restaurant & Brewery - Brea - CA For a full list of U.S. breweries, visit BrewersAssociation.org. BJ's Restaurant & Brewery - Chandler - AZ Blackhorse Pub and Brewery - TN BJ's Restaurant & Brewery - Laguna Hills - CA Blackrocks Brewery - MI BJ's Restaurant & Brewery - Oxnard - CA Blacksmith Brewing Co. - MT BJ's Restaurant & Brewery - Reno - NV Blackstone Brewery - Production - TN BJ's Restaurant & Brewery - Roseville - CA Blackstone Brewing Co. - TN BJ's Restaurant & Brewery - West Covina - CA Blackwater Brewing Co. - WV BJ's Restaurant & Brewery - Woodland Hills - CA Blank Slate Brewing Co. - OH Black Acre Brewing Co. - IN BLATANT Beer - MA Black Bear Brewery - ME Blind Bat Brewery LLC, The - NY Black Bottle Brewery - CO Blind Pig Brewery - IL Black Box Brewing Co. - OH Blind Squirrel Brewery - NC Black Diamond Brewing Co. - CA Blind Tiger Brewery & Restaurant - KS Black Forest Brew Haus - NY Block 15 - OR Black Fox Brewing Co. - CO Bloomington Brewing Co. - IN Black Husky Brewing LLC - WI BluCreek Brewing Co./ HMS WorldSupply Inc. - WI Black Lotus Brewing Co. - MI Blue and Gray Brewing Co. - VA Black Market Brewing Co. - CA Blue Blood Brewing Co. - NE Black Mesa Brewing Co. - OK Blue Canoe Brewing Co. - PA Black Raven Brewing Co. - WA Blue Cat Brew Pub - IL Black Shirt Brewing Co.
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