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If you enjoy tasting microbrewery beer, there’s no better place to drive your Toyota car than to Philadelphia.
Philadelphia has a long history of brewing beer. At the time of the War for Independence, there was one tavern for every man in the town. In the nineteenth century, Philadelphia was famous for being one of the greatest brewing cities in North America.
Today, a variety of microbreweries are reclaiming the city’s heritage as a beer brewing town. Here’s a look at some of the breweries in Philadelphia:
Independence Brew Pub
This brewery is located at 1150 Filbert Street, and features its own Kolsh, Red Ale, Cask-conditioned Ale, Oatmeal Stout and Indian Pale Ale
Iron Hill brewery
This Brewery and restaurant originated in Newark, Deleware. The brewery has two gold medals and three bronze medals for its beer, including its famous Bourbon Russian, a barrel-aged beer.
The London Grill
The London Grill in the Fairmount section of Philadelphia serves hand-pumped microbrews in addition to Stoudts-brewed Willie Sutton Ale, named after an infamous former resident of the neighboring Eastern State Penitentiary.
McKenzie Brew House
This pub serves its own Wicked Will’s Pale Ale, Black Lab Stout, Unicorn Amber and Shane’s Gold, made by brewer Scott Morrison, who specializes in Belgian beer.
Nodding Head Brewery and Restaurant
This brewery is in the heart of Center City, and has won many awards for its beer, including its Grog and Golden Ale.
Sly Fox Beer
This brewery is located in Chester County and has had phenomenal success since its launch in 1994. It runs two brew pubs, one in Phoenixville and one in Royersford. The Pikeland Pils has earned a gold medal.
Yard’s Brewing Company
Also established in 1994, this brewery is housed in the old Weisbrod and Hess Oriental Brewing Company. They produce five different beers, including such interesting beers as Thomas Jefferson Tavern Ale and General Washington Tavern Porter. In addition, they brew several beers seasonally.
Why not drive your Toyota to Philadelphia today and visit one of the local breweries, and take part in this tasty and interesting local tradition. If you don't yet have a Toyota, stop by your Trevose area Toyota dealer today!
