Kitsune Brewing News Today

A new Valley event called Valleypalooza is set to kick off this Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Paradise Valley Community College.

New breweries are now open in Phoenix, beer festivals are coming up this spring and special releases will be on tap soon.

We have presented you with some of the most popular ones, but there is no doubt that there are still many hidden gems to explore and visit, and even if some brewery does not seem to be well-known, they can be the best place for you, so do not hesitate to try.

Kitsune Brewing Co. was founded last year in October near Bell Road and 32nd Street. Tyler Smith and his wife, Rebecca, followed his dream and now develop craft beers to locals in the Valley.

The best culinary things to do this weekend include a Scottsdale Center for the Arts wine tasting, a burlesque brunch and a visit to a new brewery.

Tyler Smith is one of those people who always has a smile and a story. He's the kind of guy you want to have a beer with. And it's a good thing. Because he really wants to have a beer with you. Not just any beer. His beer, from his brewery Kitsune Brewing Company.

Phoenix man breaks barriers with Black-owned brewery business Tyler Smith said he hopes Kitsune Brewing Company will break down racial stigmas in the craft beer industry as the only Black-owned brewery in Arizona. Author: Vanessa Ramirez Updated: 7:20 AM MST February 8, 2021 PHOENIX — Tyler Smith of Phoenix made history by establishing Arizonas only Black-owned brewery. Smith said he was first introduced to the world of home brewing by a friend 14 years...