Coyote Springs - what happened to it?

[bob1852]

Okay, I know it's been closed for almost 10 years, but I really miss the old place on 20th and Camelback in Phoenix.

I heard rumors that downtown one was failing and they put up the central phx one as collateral.

sad day in my life when we went to polish off a few Nutz Brown ales and the door was locked

any of you long-time phoencians know any more?

BUT - I did find the recipe for the Nutz Brown and it shore is good!

 

[olllllo]

Perhaps wild has some info on this, but it seemed that whatever the McFarlane's touched...

BTW: The sad parade of failure starts here.

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread.php?t=65250

 

[RedDragon65]

Okay, I know it's been closed for almost 10 years, but I really miss the old place on 20th and Camelback in Phoenix.

I heard rumors that downtown one was failing and they put up the central phx one as collateral.

sad day in my life when we went to polish off a few Nutz Brown ales and the door was locked

any of you long-time phoencians know any more?

BUT - I did find the recipe for the Nutz Brown and it shore is good!

I used to go there mid 90’s after work - IPA and Nut Brown were my go to’s - would be totally interest in the Nut Brown recipe if willing to share

 

[Jonakr]

I used to go there mid 90’s after work - IPA and Nut Brown were my go to’s - would be totally interest in the Nut Brown recipe if willing to share

Yeah, I took my dad there long ago. We had a tester flight, which let us try a bunch of different styles. We were talking to the brewmeister since I'd just started home brewing. I'm sure I asked what was the hardest thing, and he said that he'd brewed a cherry ale that wasn't selling. He was worrying about it, but added it to a strong stout that was just doing ok, and for the holiday season they were selling out of a "chocolate covered cherry ale"