Alabama Breweries and Taprooms

Compare brewery profiles, listed beer styles, and locations across Alabama. Confirm current hours directly with the venue before your visit.

Good People Brewing Company — Birmingham, Alabama — Alabama's oldest craft brewery, pouring since 2008 across from Regions Field — home of the benchmark IPA and cult-favorite Snake Handler.
Avondale Brewing Company — Birmingham, Alabama — The historic firehouse brewery that revived Birmingham's Avondale district — Belgian-leaning ales and a legendary back lawn.
TrimTab Brewing Company — Birmingham, Alabama — Birmingham's sour-beer standard-bearer — Paradise Now Berliner weisse, hazy IPAs, and an art-filled Lakeview taproom.
Cahaba Brewing Company — Birmingham, Alabama — The river-inspired brewery in the old Continental Gin works — Cahaba Blonde is Alabama's unofficial paddling beer.
Straight to Ale Brewing — Huntsville, Alabama — The Rocket City flagship at Campus No. 805 — Monkeynaut IPA and a converted-school campus like nowhere else in the South.
Yellowhammer Brewing — Huntsville, Alabama — Huntsville's German-and-Belgian specialist since 2010 — polished lagers and witbier in the Campus No. 805 beer garden.
Back Forty Beer Company — Gadsden, Alabama — One of Alabama craft beer's founders, brewing in Gadsden since 2009 — Naked Pig pale ale and Truck Stop Honey brown ale.
Goat Island Brewing — Cullman, Alabama — Cullman's German-heritage brewery — traditional lagers and Sipsey River Red at the midpoint of the I-65 beer corridor.
Druid City Brewing Company — Tuscaloosa, Alabama — The brewery that brought beer-making back to Tuscaloosa in 2012 — sessionable ales in the Druid City's favorite hangout.
Black Warrior Brewing Company — Tuscaloosa, Alabama — Downtown Tuscaloosa's two-story taproom on University Boulevard — IPAs and lagers named for the Black Warrior River.
Red Clay Brewing Company — Opelika, Alabama — Historic downtown Opelika's brewery since 2015 — golden ales to stouts in a century-old warehouse off the tracks.
Cheaha Brewing Company — Anniston, Alabama — Anniston's brewpub named for Alabama's highest mountain — house ales and a full kitchen at the foot of the Talladegas.
Common Bond Brewers — Montgomery, Alabama — Montgomery's downtown brewery since 2018 — approachable ales and lagers steps from the Riverwalk and the ballpark.
Fairhope Brewing Company — Fairhope, Alabama — The Eastern Shore's brewery since 2013 — Everyday Ale and Take the Causeway IPA in charming Fairhope.
Braided River Brewing Company — Mobile, Alabama — Downtown Mobile's delta-inspired brewery — award-winning Kölsch and crisp Gulf-climate beers since 2020.
Serda Brewing Company — Mobile, Alabama — Mobile's Government Street brewery from the Serda's Coffee family — classic German-style lagers in the old port city.
Big Beach Brewing Company — Gulf Shores, Alabama — Gulf Shores' hometown brewery since 2016 — vacation-ready blondes and IPAs a bike ride from the white sand.
Back Forty Beer Company - Birmingham — Birmingham, Alabama — Back Forty Beer Company - Birmingham is a microbrewery in Birmingham, Alabama, representing the brewery's presence in the state's largest metro area. The taproom provides direct access to the company's lineup and serves as a gathering point for Birmingham's craft beer community. Its Birmingham location complements the brand's other Alabama operations.
Back Forty Beer Company - Huntsville — Huntsville, Alabama — Back Forty Beer Company - Huntsville is a brewpub in Huntsville, Alabama, combining on-site brewing with a full kitchen and bar. Located in Huntsville & North Alabama, the brewpub offers both food and beer in a single venue, making it a full-service destination. Visitors can experience the brewery's beers alongside kitchen offerings.
Birmingham District Brewing — Birmingham, Alabama — Birmingham District Brewing is a taproom in Birmingham, Alabama, focused on serving beer directly to customers in the Birmingham Metro area. The taproom-only model allows the operation to concentrate on beer selection and tasting room experience. It provides another craft beer destination within Birmingham's growing brewery scene.
Chandler's Ford Brewing LLC — Huntsville, Alabama — Chandler's Ford Brewing LLC is a brewpub in Huntsville, Alabama, serving the Huntsville & North Alabama region with both brewed beer and food service. The brewpub format allows visitors to enjoy meals alongside the brewery's own beers in a single location. It adds full-service dining options to Huntsville's craft beverage scene.
Cross-Eyed Owl Brewing Co. — Decatur, Alabama — Cross-Eyed Owl Brewing Co. is a microbrewery in Decatur, Alabama, located in the Huntsville & North Alabama region. The brewery serves Decatur and the surrounding North Alabama market with its production. Its position in Decatur makes it accessible to travelers throughout the region.
Ferus Artisan Ales — Trussville, Alabama — Ferus Artisan Ales is a brewpub in Trussville, Alabama, located within the Birmingham Metro area. The brewpub combines on-site brewing with kitchen and bar service, offering both beer and food in one venue. Trussville's location provides convenient access to visitors from across the Birmingham Metro region.
Folklore Brewing — Dothan, Alabama — Folklore Brewing is a microbrewery in Dothan, Alabama, serving the Auburn and East Alabama region with carefully crafted beers. The brewery draws on local character and tradition, offering visitors a genuine taste of what independent brewing looks like in rural Alabama. Stop by to experience the working brewery environment and discover what the East Alabama craft scene has to offer.
Ghost Train Brewing Co — Birmingham, Alabama — Ghost Train Brewing Co is a microbrewery in Birmingham, Alabama, contributing to the city's growing craft beer landscape. The brewery focuses on quality production and a straightforward approach to beer making. Visit their taproom to sample their offerings and connect with Birmingham's active brewing community.
Green Bus Brewing — Huntsville, Alabama — Green Bus Brewing is a brewpub in Huntsville, Alabama, combining beer production with an on-site kitchen and bar in the Huntsville and North Alabama region. The dual focus means visitors can enjoy freshly brewed beer alongside food in a single location. The brewpub model allows for a more integrated dining and drinking experience than taprooms alone.
InnerSpace Brewing Company — Huntsville, Alabama — InnerSpace Brewing Company is a microbrewery in Huntsville, Alabama, operating in the Huntsville and North Alabama craft beer market. The brewery maintains a focused approach to its production and taproom operations. Stop in to see what they're currently brewing and taste their available selections.
Iron Hand Brewing — Mobile, Alabama — Iron Hand Brewing is a brewpub in Mobile, Alabama, serving the Mobile and Gulf Coast region with both beer and food service. The on-site kitchen and bar setup creates a full dining venue for visitors. This model works well for those looking to spend an extended time enjoying beer and meals in one place.
Mad Malts Brewery & Tap Room — Huntsville, Alabama — Mad Malts Brewery & Tap Room is a microbrewery in Huntsville, Alabama, offering both production facility and tasting room in the Huntsville and North Alabama area. The taproom setting allows direct access to what's being brewed on the premises. The combination name reflects both the brewing operation and the public-facing taproom side.
Main Channel Brewing Company — Guntersville, Alabama — Main Channel Brewing Company is a microbrewery in Guntersville, Alabama, situated in the Huntsville and North Alabama region. The brewery operates from Guntersville's location along the Tennessee River valley. Visitors can experience small-scale production beer culture in a smaller Alabama town setting.
Old Black Bear Brewing — Madison, Alabama — Old Black Bear Brewing is a microbrewery in Madison, Alabama, located in the Huntsville and North Alabama region. The brewery operates independently and focuses on their own beer production and taproom service. Madison's proximity to Huntsville places it within the larger North Alabama brewing community.
Siluria Brewing Company — Alabaster, Alabama — Siluria Brewing Company is a microbrewery in Alabaster, Alabama, serving the Birmingham Metro area from its location south of Birmingham. The brewery brings craft beer production to Alabaster's growing business community. Visit to see how the brewery operates and sample their current lineup.
Singin' River Brewing Company, LLC — Florence, Alabama — Singin' River Brewing Company, LLC is a microbrewery in Florence, Alabama, operating in the Huntsville and North Alabama region. Located in the Shoals area, the brewery contributes to North Alabama's craft beer development. The brewery's name connects to Florence's riverfront character and regional identity.
Tallulah Brewing Company — Jasper, Alabama — Tallulah Brewing Company is a microbrewery in Jasper, Alabama, situated in the Tuscaloosa and West Alabama region. The brewery focuses on thoughtfully crafted beers that reflect the character of its small-town location. Visitors can expect a welcoming atmosphere where quality brewing and community connection take precedence over flash. The taproom provides an authentic window into the local brewing scene of West Alabama.
True Story Brewing — Birmingham, Alabama — True Story Brewing is a taproom in Birmingham, Alabama, located within the Birmingham Metro area's vibrant beer scene. The venue focuses on serving quality beverages in a setting designed for conversation and discovery. Without on-site production, it curates selections that highlight the work of regional and visiting breweries. The taproom functions as a gathering point for those interested in what local and regional brewing offers.
Twisted Barley Brewing Company — Jasper, Alabama — Twisted Barley Brewing Company is a microbrewery in Jasper, Alabama, based in the Tuscaloosa and West Alabama region. The brewery produces beers that draw on traditional styles while maintaining a local perspective on craft brewing. The taproom welcomes visitors seeking substantive beers in an unpretentious setting. It represents the independent brewing movement taking root in smaller Alabama communities.