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Golden

An easy drinking Blonde beer. Perfect for enjoying everyday, and at every occasion. 4.7% ABV, and 20 IBU’s, this beer competes with all the mainstream beers, but handcrafted one batch at a time. A San Antonio original.

Amber Lager

A Vienna style brew made with roasted malt that gives it a very unique darker color and malty tastiness. This beer is very similar to the style that would have been the Original Alamo beer in the late 1800’s. 5.5% ABV. 22 IBU’s.

Hayz Street IPA

Named for the iconic bridge that sits over the Alamo Brewery property and a true part of San Antonio’s history. This beer is a true hazy style IPA with the right amount of citrus and floral aromas. A bit stronger, like most IPAs, this beer is 7% ABV, and 45 IBU’s to provide the “hoppiness” needed for this beer.

Hefe

Brewed by Alamo Beer Company’s award winning German Brewmaster… a traditional interpretation of a South German-style Hefeweizen. Golden and cloudy in appearance, with a rich mouthfeel and effervescent carbonation, Hefe is fermented with a classic Bavarian yeast that imparts notes of banana, clove and vanilla. 5.5% ABV and 12 IBU.

4.7%

6-Pack Cans

DRAFT 1/6 BBL 1/2 BBL

5.5% ALC/VOL

6-Pack Cans

Brewed by Alamo Beer Company’s award winning German Brewmaster… Alamo Beer’s Hefe is a traditional interpretation of a South German-style Hefeweizen. Golden and cloudy in appearance, with a rich mouthfeel and effervescent carbonation, Hefe is fermented with a classic Bavarian yeast that imparts notes of banana, clove and vanilla.

5.5%

STATE-OF-THE-ART

Alamo Brewery generates part of its power for brewing from Alamo-shaped, solar panels on the roof. Being a responsible San Antonio community partner and showing our Texas-sized commitment to the environment is important to us.

CO2 is critical in the brewing process to give beer its carbonation and to transfer beer from the brewing tanks into cans/bottles. Ironically, despite producing literally tons of the gas during the fermentation process, most small breweries end up venting it as waste and then ultimately purchase CO2 from a supplier to complete the production process. Alamo utilizes a technology to recapture CO2 and reuse it during the packaging phase of production, thus helping San Antonio’s environment, and doing our part for clean air.

Alamo also upcycles the spent grain that’s left over from the brewing process and supplies it to local ranchers to feed area cattle.

“You cannot get through a single day without having an impact on the world around you. What you do makes a difference and you have to decide what kind of a difference you want to make.”

—Jane Goodall