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Did you know that during the late 1800s and early
1900s, Louisville was a major southeastern brewing
hub, competing with the likes of Midwestern giants
Milwaukee and St. Louis? Its true.
In fact, back then, it was difficult to walk six blocks through
the city without coming across a brewery. It was all due to
an influx of German immigrants who saw to it that brewing
was a focal point of Louisvilles social and economic
culture. They brought with them German brewing traditions
- leading to the introduction of lager brewing here.
It was also during this brewing heyday that a beer style
native to Louisville was born: Kentucky Common. Kentucky
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AKASHA Brewing
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Falls City
116 S 10th St, Louisville, KY 40202
502.540.5650
fallscitybeer.com a fallscitybeer
TUE by appt; W-TH 12-7pm;
FRI-SAT 12-8pm
Flat 12
130 W Riverside Drive,
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
317.635.BEER flat12.me/brewery/
WED-THU 3pm-9pm; FRI-SAT 12pm-10p;
SUN 12pm-8pm
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Goodwood
Brewing Company
636 E Main St, Louisville, KY 40202
502.584.2739
goodwood.beer a goodwoodbrewing
TUE-FRI 4-10pm(ish)
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Bluegrass
Brewing Company
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Gordon Biersch
400 S. 4th Street, Louisville, KY 40202
502.589.8935 gordonbiersch.com
SUN-MON 11am-10pm;
TUE-THU 11am-11pm;
FRI-SAT 11am-12am
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Great Flood
2120 Bardstown Rd, Louisville, KY 40205
502.457.7711 greatfloodbrewing.com
a GreatFloodBeer
THU-FRI 4pm-midnight;
SAT 2pm-midnight; SUN 1-10pm
New Albanian
Brewing Company
415 Bank St, New Albany, IN 47150
812.725.9585 newalbanian.com
a bankstbrewhouse
TUE-FRI 3-9pm; SAT-SUN 12-9pm
Did you know that during the late 1800s and early
1900s, Louisville was a major southeastern brewing
hub, competing with the likes of Midwestern giants
Milwaukee and St. Louis? Its true.
In fact, back then, it was difficult to walk six blocks through
the city without coming across a brewery. It was all due to
an influx of German immigrants who saw to it that brewing
was a focal point of Louisvilles social and economic
culture. They brought with them German brewing traditions
- leading to the introduction of lager brewing here.
It was also during this brewing heyday that a beer style
native to Louisville was born: Kentucky Common. Kentucky