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Ok so my brother-in-law asked if I wanted to go to a micro-brew tour with him yesterday and having done a couple when I was out in southern California I was all for it. I've gotta say that it was great, if you've never heard of Ranger Creek Brewing and Distilling in San Antonio I highly recommend looking into their products (available at Gabriels Spirits, Specs, a few restaurants, and quite a few other places throughout San Antonio, Austin, and now in Houston, and Dallas areas). I wanna point out that I am in no way affiliated with this company and until yesterday had never heard of them but after today am a big fan. You can go to their website Ranger Creek Brewing & Distilling – San Antonio, TX and check them out, they offer brewstillery tours which is free but $10 buys you a souvenir glass and they throw in three tickets for samples (either three beer tickets or two beer and one for a 1/2 oz bourbon evaluation), they also offer up where you can volunteer to help bottle and label beer and bourbon and get to take home some product. The two beers I tried were really good and the bourbon is stout and top notch. I go out of my way to buy American made on principle and Texas made on upbringing so I will definitely be supporting these guys, they've only been open for going on two years and the owners hold day jobs and do this as a labor of love for now.
Talking about the process of actually making the product
They won a bronze medal in the very first competition they entered their bourbon into
Something that stuck out to me while I was there
Their bourbon is named Ranger Creek .36 after the .36 revolver carried by the Texas Rangers
I didn't get any pictures of the actual brewery part itself because I was way to into what the host was saying but if you're local or find yourself in the area I definitely recommend checking them out.
Talking about the process of actually making the product
They won a bronze medal in the very first competition they entered their bourbon into
Something that stuck out to me while I was there
Their bourbon is named Ranger Creek .36 after the .36 revolver carried by the Texas Rangers
I didn't get any pictures of the actual brewery part itself because I was way to into what the host was saying but if you're local or find yourself in the area I definitely recommend checking them out.
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