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Buffalo. For Real TV - Even More Beer!
Buffalo. For Real TV has now made a 3rd segment on Buffalo’s booming microbrewery scene (See Part 1 and Part 2). In this episode Nelson Star visits the Flying Bison Brewery, Big Ditch Brewery, and Hamburg Brewing Company.
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How Abandoned Buildings Created Buffalo’s Booming New Beer Scene
Travel and Leisure has covered Buffalo’s burgeoning brewing scene focusing on how previously abandoned factory buildings are now creating unique architectural social gathering beacons that providing the city with plenty of alcohol.Â
Featured in the article is the Buffalo Brewing Company, Ellicottville Brewing Company, Pearl Street Brewery, Flying Bison Brewing Company, Southern Tier Brewing Company, Resurgence Brewing Company, Big Ditch Brewing Company, and Community Beer Works. Shoutouts to Buffalo’s throwback breweries - Iroquois Brewing Company and William Simon Pure Brewery - are also included.
Taptrails
Buffalo's resurgence has been fueled by entrepreneurship and nowhere is that more prevalent than in the growing microbrew culture sweeping the region. To celebrate the Buffalo Niagara Brewers Association is holding their annual Buffalo Beer Week this week which is debuting a new way to explore the nearly 20 local breweries in the Buffalo Niagara area.
Taptrails is another entrepreneurial idea based out of Buffalo but is quickly spreading across multiple states with local brewing cultures. For $10 beer connoisseurs can purchase a map that features discounts from local breweries as well as further information on the local brewing culture and soon will be available through app form.
Resurgence Brewing Company
Resurgence Brewing is only the most recent addition to the explosion of microbrewers in the Buffalo area joining the ranks along with Community Beer Works, Big Ditch Brewing, and at least 14 other local craft breweries. The $1 million microbrewery at 1250 Niagara St. will be sharing a building with Buffalo Niagara Riverkeeper and located just down the street from Rich Products. Resurgence also plans to have a tasting-room and beer garden located outside, greening an area of the West Side that has a history of neglect.
