Once home to one of Utah’s most iconic breweries, Ogden watched its beer industry vanish after Prohibition and corporate takeovers. But decades later, against the odds and under some of the nation’s strictest alcohol laws, a bold new generation of brewers has brought the city’s beer culture roaring back to life.
The History and Comeback of Beer Brewing in Ogden, Utah
Once home to one of Utah’s most iconic breweries, Ogden watched its beer industry vanish after Prohibition and corporate takeovers. But decades later, against the odds and under some of the nation’s strictest alcohol laws, a bold new generation of brewers has brought the city’s beer culture roaring back to life.
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