Four Peaks Brewing

The Stats 

Location: Tempe, AZ

History: The idea for Four Peaks started in Oct 1994. To fund the venture, they sold Grundy Tanks which were used in England as large kegs perfect for serving beer. As they became antiquated in Europe, the timing was just right. In the mid-90s microbreweries were popping up all over the U.S. and these tanks were imported and sold to them. The building Four Peaks uses today has a rich history and has been converted several times. It was originally an ice house, then a dairy creamery, a recording company, and finally the brewery we have today. 

Food Service: Yes, they have a full menu. 

Website: fourpeaks.com

The Scenario 

Four Peaks was definitely packed when we went. There were a lot of people enjoying beer both inside and outside and food was coming out of the kitchen in waves. We cozied up to the bar with no problem and absorbed their beer menu. A ton of employees were working so it didnt take long to order out beers and the space is absolutely massive. There are many chairs at the bar as well as tables scattered throughout their big warehouse of a brewery. There are plenty of tables outside as well. The bartenders were fun and engaged with us every now and then. Parking is difficult as we had to walk a long ways from the street parking but it was fine in the Arizona heat.

The Ratings

White Ale Belgian-Style Witbier

D: 3/5 - It was an okay, light beer.
K: 4/5 - A sold witbier, spicy and flavorful

Sunbru Kolsch-Style Ale

K: 3/5 - A refreshing kolsch but a little harsh

Final Thoughts

D: 4/5 - Cool vibe for a large brewery. The beer was okay but the food that I saw coming out of the kitchen looked pretty good. As Arizona's flagship brewery, it was a must for our visit. 

K: 4/5 - A huge spot with plenty of seating and a large bar. I've been here before and it is definitely a must visit if you are in the area just due to it's popularity alone. Four Peaks beer is all over the place in Arizona and it is a huge operation. I really enjoy myself everytime I go.








 
White Ale Belgian-Style Witbier










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