Some brew styles on tap will include stouts, Indian pale ales, berliner weisses and brown ales. Cody Evans, who is one of the brewery's four owners, said beer enthusiasts should check the brewery's social media page for updates. 281-747-7746. www.facebook.com/decabeer
Porter brewery DECA Beer Co. aims for early February opening
DECA Beer Co. plans to open its family-friendly taproom in February. (Courtesy DECA Beer Co.)
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DECA Beer Co., a new brewery in Porter, plans to open its family-friendly taproom Feb. 5 at 25428 Loop 494, Ste. G. The taproom will feature a bar, indoor and outdoor seating, food trucks and a small selection of wines from a Texas winery.
Some brew styles on tap will include stouts, Indian pale ales, berliner weisses and brown ales. Cody Evans, who is one of the brewery's four owners, said beer enthusiasts should check the brewery's social media page for updates. 281-747-7746. www.facebook.com/decabeer
Some brew styles on tap will include stouts, Indian pale ales, berliner weisses and brown ales. Cody Evans, who is one of the brewery's four owners, said beer enthusiasts should check the brewery's social media page for updates. 281-747-7746. www.facebook.com/decabeer
By Kelly Schafler
Editor, Lake Houston | Humble | Kingwood
Kelly Schafler is the editor for the Lake Houston, Humble and Kingwood edition of Community Impact Newspaper, covering public education, city government, development, businesses, local events and all things community-related. Before she became editor, she was the reporter for the Conroe and Montgomery edition for a year and a half.
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