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Draught House Pub & Brewery

German beer garden

4112 Medical Pkwy
Austin, TX 78756
United States
+1 512 452 6258
http://www.draughthouse.com

A step away from the beaten path, Draught House Pub & Brewery an excellent German beer garden provides a welcome relief from downtown's Sixth Street. The European pub atmosphere and exhaustive selection of imported drafts make this bar a favorite among locals and visitors alike. The seating is excellent with high-backed wooden seats and very thick wooden tables. Come visit on Wednesday for pitcher night with free pizza or on Saturday with free bratwurst.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Live Oak Brewing Company

Czech-style brewery, free tours and tastings 3301 East Fifth St
Austin, TX 78702
United States
+1 512 385 2299
http://www.liveoakbrewing.com/... Several Austin restaurants and bars have Live Oak brands (including Big Bark Amber Lager, Live Oak Pale Ale and Live Oak Pilz) on tap. Beer-enthusiasts will appreciate not only the rich malt flavors they find in the tasting room, but also the process behind the brew. The two brewers traveled to Prague to learn ancient techniques, and then developed their own unique process. The free tour, which explains how decoction mash, open fermentation and secondary lagering make Live Oak beers unique, takes about twenty minutes. Free samples follow every tour.

Review © 2007, Wcities