TRAVEL
In addition to covering San Diego County’s brewing industry, San Diego Beer News publishes comprehensive travel pieces examining the unique beer scenes from destinations far and wide. These articles provide detailed information about every brewery in a featured region, including the types of beers each operation specializes in, back stories and inside tips to help craft-beer tourists find exactly what they’re looking for and drink like a local.
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Eastern Sierra Spirit & Ale Trail Guide
The Eastern Sierra region is considered an outdoor paradise by skiers, snowboarders, hikers, mountain bikers, hunters and anglers alike. The ability to indulge in those adventurous activities is common among year-round residents of communities like Mammoth Lakes, many of whom originally discovered the region as visitors from Southern California. When…
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Rancho Cordova, California Brewery Guide
While the names of metropolises and counties are typically used when referring to locales with rich craft-beer cultures, if one drills down, they’ll typically find the smaller municipalities making up those regions adding their own unique flavors to the greater melting pot. Such is the case with Rancho Cordova, an…
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Ventura, California Brewery Guide – 2024 X Games Edition
Sandwiching a stretch of U.S. 101 between La La Land and Santa Barbara is the city of Ventura. A somewhat quirky, fully conscious coastal community, its beachy vibes lend light and texture to a thriving art culture, the vibrant colors of which have bled into a burgeoning local-beer scene. Headed…
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Austin, Texas Brewery Guide
Once a quirky alt-anomaly deep in the heart of Texas, Austin’s mix of art and adventure has lured tourists-turned-residents like the steely strum of a siren’s song. In addition to music venues, bodacious barbecue and epic tacos fit for three squares-a-day, this booming metropolis is The Lone Star State’s leading…
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Jacksonville, Florida Brewery Guide
Miami is known for its nightlife, Orlando its theme parks, but most outside The Sunshine State know little about the gem that is Jacksonville. Like, for instance, that it is the largest city by size, not only in Florida but the contiguous U.S. Or the fact it’s home to the…
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Las Vegas, Nevada Brewery Guide
The NFL has taken over Las Vegas for this Sunday’s clash of the football titans. Celebrities, Hall of Famers, and die-hard fans of the Niners and Chiefs (including a certain high-profile Travis Kelce fan…yes, we’re talking about Jake from State Farm) will spend this weekend and the days ahead of…
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Park City & Ogden, Utah Brewery Guide
As its award-winning breweries and brewpubs prove year after year, Utah is home to quality beer. Many of the businesses that produce those stellar ales and lagers are located in the state’s capital, but the craft conversation doesn’t start and end in Salt Lake City. An array of brewery venues,…
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Prescott & Sedona, Arizona Brewery Guide
Arizona’s craft-beer scene has been on the rise for the past decade-and-a-half, seeping beyond the greater Phoenix area to saturate cities like Flagstaff and Tucson and everywhere in between. Pack in and join us as we examine two locales that, while smaller in population, are plenty noteworthy for their unique…
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Walla Walla, Washington Brewery Guide
Wine enthusiasts are familiar with Washington and the wealth of Cabs, Syrahs and Malbecs to be found in the state’s southeastern expanses. A low-key gem of a community, Walla Walla is a destination for many Evergreen State residents—as well as visitors from Idaho and Oregon—looking for some time away from…
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Temecula & Murrieta, California Brewery Guide
With nearly 50 wineries, American Viticultural Area designation and a well-established wine culture, Temecula Valley is primarily known for its reds, whites and roses, but over the past decade-plus local breweries have worked hard to diversify the region’s liquid assets. Temecula and Murrieta are now home to a combined 15…
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