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Beer Available At Saint Arnold Brewing Company (arranged by most recent)
Saint Arnold Weedwacker 77, Saint Arnold Divine Reserve #9 98, Saint Arnold Bishop’s Barrel #2 93, Saint Arnold Icon Blue - Cascadian Dark Ale 80, Saint Arnold Bishop’s Barrel #1 99, Saint Arnold Winter Stout 52, Saint Arnold Divine Reserve #11 98, Saint Arnold Icon Red - Belgian Pale Ale 62, Saint Arnold Amber Ale 58, Saint Arnold Spring Bock 58, Saint Arnold Brown Ale 59, Saint Arnold Santo 47, Saint Arnold Fancy Lawnmower Ale 24, Budweiser Project Twelve - Batch 63118 (St Louis) 15, Saint Arnold Divine Reserve #2 95, Saint Arnold Divine Reserve #1 97, Saint Arnold Christmas Ale 88, Saint Arnold Divine Reserve #12 86, Saint Arnold Homefront IPA 91, Samuel Adams Summer Ale 41
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82 AMBIANCE 5/5 SERVICE 8/10 SELECTION 10/15 FOOD N/A VALUE 10/10 OVERALL 18/20 BMan1113VR (306) Los Angeles, California | November 10, 2011 Rating for the new brewery. Great tour and a very worthy stop. Stopped by on a Monday and it was still pretty busy. Great value, you buy the glass and get tokens. Tour was nicely informative and guided by a very spirited Brock Wagner. Massive brewery with lots of room to grow. Beer service area is a massive brew hall with two different draft stations. They do have a beer engine, but apparently it hasn’t been operated in months. No specialty beers on tap during my visit, but still got two new beers I haven’t had (being out of Texas for a while). Rootbeer was very stellar on tap. I had a blast and would visit any time that I’m in Houston. | 70 AMBIANCE 4/5 SERVICE 7/10 SELECTION 12/15 FOOD N/A VALUE 10/10 OVERALL 12/20 sic1314 (229) Leiden, Netherlands | August 14, 2012 Well for a micro it’s pretty big, nice idea to have the Sunday event. Well worth the very cheap price. | 90 AMBIANCE 4/5 SERVICE 10/10 SELECTION 13/15 FOOD N/A VALUE N/A OVERALL 18/20 KAggie97 (220) Ugly, Hot, and Humid Spring, Texas | March 4, 2005| Updated March 23, 2007 These guys are some of the friendliest and most passionate brew master’s you’ll meet. The tour is short and sweet- after all, you’re there for the beer right? Hint: Go to the bulky guy with the pony tail for refills. Sometimes he "forgets" to take your tokens... I’ve never left this place not meeting someone new and having a great conversation with them. Could this be because the beer flows so freely? Hmmm...
Fun place! | 58 AMBIANCE 3/5 SERVICE 7/10 SELECTION 6/15 FOOD N/A VALUE N/A OVERALL 13/20 fly (207) austin, Tejas, Alabama | September 16, 2004| Updated March 23, 2007 Tiny place. Nice guys that run it. Simple tour as there’s not much there. Points for naming one of the fermenters Hildegard (von Bingen) while having her choral music piped out through the brewery. While not may favorite brewery by far, these guys obviously LOVE their work. | 68 AMBIANCE 4/5 SERVICE 7/10 SELECTION 8/15 FOOD N/A VALUE 10/10 OVERALL 15/20 deyholla (200) Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | September 16, 2012| Updated March 23, 2007 A very fun place to visit on Saturdays. A large open area with big bar at the end. You get four drink tickets and can bring your own food for a picnic type set up. Gets very full so if you don’t want to sit on the floor, get there early. A great place to get together with friends. | 80 AMBIANCE 3/5 SERVICE 8/10 SELECTION 12/15 FOOD N/A VALUE N/A OVERALL 17/20 Walt (189) Austin, Texas | July 19, 2005| Updated March 23, 2007 Awesome nice staff...one of the better Texas breweries too... | 62 AMBIANCE 3/5 SERVICE 7/10 SELECTION 8/15 FOOD N/A VALUE N/A OVERALL 13/20 SudsMcDuff (174) .....Manchester United.........., Texas | July 30, 2007 First off, LOTS of people, get ready to stand in a non air conditioned warehouse (in hot houston i might add) and get ready to sweat your ass off!!!!
The day i went there was probably close to 350-400 people and everyone wanted that sweet sweet beer..
But if you can take all that in stride and actually find somewhere to sit (impossible) you will actually start having fun!
Most people were up for a good chat and the employee’s really seem to enjoy there work!
Overall, since this place has become SOOOOOO popular its appeal has lost ground, but if you wear something cool and bring a snack, you should have some fun! and $5 for a taster glass and 4 beers, not that shabby..but buy a pint and get more bang for your buck!
I will frequent again but probably in winter!
...Went with mark, omar and the rest of the crew... | 90 AMBIANCE 4/5 SERVICE 10/10 SELECTION 13/15 FOOD N/A VALUE N/A OVERALL 18/20 Dansting (114) Overland Park, Kansas | June 29, 2007 Went on a Saturday tour. You get 4 tokens to sample their beers, but if you buy a Saint Arnold’s glass, your token will fill that up instead of the smaller sample glass that is free. People there were very friendly, and the beers were tasty. People actually brought their lunches with them to eat with their free beer. Definitely hit if you are in Houston. | 92 AMBIANCE 4/5 SERVICE 10/10 SELECTION 15/15 FOOD N/A VALUE N/A OVERALL 17/20 legion242 (107) Richardson, Texas | April 5, 2006 I really enjoyed this tour. Brock himself runs them and he is very passionate about his brewery. The beers are great and it is even better to have them so fresh. | 66 AMBIANCE 3/5 SERVICE 8/10 SELECTION 7/15 FOOD N/A VALUE 8/10 OVERALL 15/20 Cavie (80) Fort Worth, Texas | October 18, 2009 Fun place. Drove down for the Saturday tour; second to last one at the old location. Listened to a speech for the first 30 min and then got to drink. I wish they would let you get a beer first and THEN talk, but this worked too. Didn’t get to check out the brewhouse even though I reallllly wanted to. Picked up a cool tasting glass and got to try the Christmas ale on tap, as well as the root beer. Fun time, and it’s in a very nice neighborhood! |
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