Utah’s craft brewery scene was slow to get its start, but now beer-lovers in the Beehive State have plenty of places to choose from. One of our favorites is a little brewery that was originally founded way back in 1884. You’ll love the story behind this place:
The original Fisher Brewery was founded by a German immigrant named Albert Fisher back in 1884.
kleyton weybright/Google Though you might think that a brewery wouldn’t do well in Utah’s early days, it succeeded beyond his wildest dreams. After several larger breweries folded Fisher into their companies, it eventually closed its door in the 1960s.,
Albert’s great-great grandson, Tom Fisher Riemondy, re-opened the brewery in 2017.
Fisher Brewing Company/Facebook Tom and his three business partners were determined to bring back the old classic brewery, combining some of the old techniques with the latest brewing technology.
The brewery is located in a building that once served as an auto-body shop.
Erin Payne/Google The renovated space has plenty of character, and lots of seating.
In this large, open area, you’ll have a front row to the brewing process.
Kristy Philippi/Google Fisher Brewery says its beer is still “Sparkle Brewed to the Altitude!”
Fisher Brewery doesn’t serve food, but you’ll find different food trucks parked in front every day.
Fisher Brewing Company/Facebook From pizza to Peruvian food, there’s always something tasty to try. Take your food right into the brewery to enjoy it with your beer. Click here to see the food truck schedule.
You’ll find 12 different beers on tap to choose from.
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If you can’t decide, try some samples for just $1 each.
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Once you’ve decided on a favorite, you can get a glass of beer to enjoy at the brewery…
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…or get a 32-ounce crowler to take home. They’ll put your beer in the can straight from the tap while you watch. Every crowler is labeled with the variety and date it was canned.
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If you feel like stocking up, get a growler.
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Once you visit this little employee-owned brewery, you’re certain to fall head-over-heels. Make sure to take home some swag to proclaim your love to the world. There’s a pretty large selection of t-shirts, hats, glassware, and more.
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Fisher Brewery is open Sunday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Monday through Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m,; Thursday 11 a.m. to 12 a.m..; Friday and Saturday 11 a.m. to 1 a.m.
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Though you might think that a brewery wouldn’t do well in Utah’s early days, it succeeded beyond his wildest dreams. After several larger breweries folded Fisher into their companies, it eventually closed its door in the 1960s.,
Fisher Brewing Company/Facebook
Tom and his three business partners were determined to bring back the old classic brewery, combining some of the old techniques with the latest brewing technology.
Erin Payne/Google
The renovated space has plenty of character, and lots of seating.
Kristy Philippi/Google
Fisher Brewery says its beer is still “Sparkle Brewed to the Altitude!”
From pizza to Peruvian food, there’s always something tasty to try. Take your food right into the brewery to enjoy it with your beer. Click here to see the food truck schedule.
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Address: 320 West 800 South, Salt Lake City, UT, 84101
Visit Fisher Brewery’s website to see what they’re brewing right now, and make sure to follow the brewery’s Facebook page to see the latest news. Have you visited Fisher Brewery? What’s you favorite brew?
Ready to visit more Utah breweries? Check out these nine craft breweries around the state.
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