Craft Beer trail in America

There are bar crawls and then there are “beer trails.” And we’re headed on a slow-moving conga line of beer drinkers and heading on the a beer trail embracing the newfangled craft beer tourism. So what is a “beer trail”? Well, unlike a bar crawl, a beer trail won’t take you from bar to bar but brewery to brewery, with possible craft brewpubs scattered in between. Which means, yeah, you’re traveling a lot farther between stops, which also means you’ll probably have to secure a designated driver and shower him/her with delicious gifts, including a collection of tasty beers from the breweries you visit. The beer trail is one of the best ways to explore regional beer riches deposited all over the country. In this trip we would focus on the Southwest and Western region of America Five years ago, an ale trail was a novelty. You might visit some breweries, collect stamps in a brewery-, tourism board- or Brewers Guild-sanctioned Passport, and come home with a t-shirt or some other trinket showing that you completed said trail. And don't worry about doing the research as we have it all covered for you!