About Us
“When we started our trip from Lawrence, Kansas, our first stop was in Colorado Springs. We weren’t exactly sure what to do, so we thought, let’s see if there is a brewery and sure enough, Bristol Brewery impressed us and provided a fantastic first night of our trip. From there we just kept discovering brewery after brewery and once we left Colorado we were already 20 beer destinations deep! The direction of our trip was clear, just keep seeking out great beer destinations and that we did!”
Here is a map of all the places we’ve been and ones we are still trying to get to:
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Check out our post about our “100 breweries in 1 year Milestone” to see our list of the first 100.
If you are currently a “beer geek” or just “beer curious” this site is for you. We also love hearing from our friends while on the road! If you’ve visited a place, would like to host us in your city, have a great beer pic you want to share, or think we could use a better information for a beer destination let us know! Feedback from our beer friends is what has determined a site like this needs to exist!
You can find all of our day to day activity on our Facebook page or Twitter account, so give us a shout and let us know what you think of the site! What are we missing? What more do you want? (Other than free beer, we all want that!)








Blind Tiger Brewing, Topeka, Kansas. We live in San Luis Obispo, California, but have made 2-3 cross country trips in our RV. We didn’t have any goal, beerwise, in mind, but ended up at several good pubs on our trips. Blind Tiger, great food and beer, became a destination on our crossings. Hope it’s still as good! julie towery
Thanks for making Ladyface Ale Companie – Alehouse & Brasserie part of your swing through Southern California! It was a pleasure meeting you; say hi to Stanley for us!