Taprooms, brewpubs and the local beer scene in Phoenix worth taking a tram to.

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Where to drink local

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Four Peaks Brewing Company

  • ★ 4.4
  • $$

Order A pint of Kilt Lifter, the multiple-medal flagship Scottish ale.

Four Peaks Brewing in Tempe is Arizona's best-known craft brewery, pouring its flagship Kilt Lifter Scottish-style ale from a brick warehouse since 1996.

Wren House Brewing Company

  • ★ 4.5
  • $$

Order Whatever hop-forward release is fresh; Wren House's IPAs draw the lines.

Wren House Brewing on North 24th Street brews from a 1930s bungalow back-building, an Arizona-roots craft brewery pouring in the cottage taproom since 2015.

Arizona Wilderness DTPHX

  • ★ 4.4
  • $$

Order Ask what is fresh on the local-grain board; the lineup turns daily.

Arizona Wilderness DTPHX on Roosevelt Street is the downtown beer garden of a sustainability-focused brewery, rotating 15 to 30 beers built on local grain.

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Greenwood Brewing

  • ★ 4.2
  • $$

Order A flight to taste the in-house range; the patio runs the social hour.

Greenwood Brewing on Roosevelt Street is a woman-owned downtown Phoenix brewpub, pouring its own craft beer in a bright Roosevelt Row taproom.

Huss Brewing Tempe Taproom

  • ★ 4.1
  • $$

Order The Scottsdale Blonde or a seasonal release from the taproom board.

Huss Brewing's Tempe taproom pours the family-run brewery's craft range from its production site, one of the larger Arizona-owned beer makers.

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