List of breweries, wineries, and distilleries in Utah

This is a list of breweries, wineries, and distilleries in the state of Utah.

As of 2013, eighteen breweries were operating in the state.[1] As of September 2022, this number had increased to 40, ranking 42nd in the total number of breweries[2] and 48th in per capita number of breweries, with 1.4 per 100,000 people of age 21 and over. However, Utah is 32nd in the total number of craft beer barrels produced, and 28th in gallons per capita.[3]

There are also 23 distilleries and 15 wineries currently operating in Utah.[4]

Breweries

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

An updated list of breweries is maintained by the Utah Ale Trail[5] and the following list is current as of April 2024.

Company Type City Year Founded Notes
Uinta Brewing Company Regional brewery Salt Lake City 1993 Largest brewery in Utah as of 2016[6]
Utah Brewers Cooperative Regional brewery Salt Lake City 1986 (Wasatch) 1989 (Squatters) Coalition of Squatters Brewery in Salt Lake City and Wasatch Brewery in Park City. Wasatch Brewery, which opened in 1986, was the first modern microbrewery in Utah. Squatters opened in Salt Lake City in 1989. The two companies merged to form the Utah Brewers Cooperative in 2000 but retain separate brand names.[7]
Templin Family Brewing Microbrewery Salt Lake City 2018
Red Rock Brewing Regional brewery Salt Lake City
Level Crossing Brewing Company Microbrewery South Salt Lake Opened a second location in Salt Lake City in 2023
Bewilder Brewing Microbrewery Salt Lake City
2 Row Brewing Microbrewery Midvale 2015
UTOG Brewing Microbrewery Ogden
Talisman Brewing Company Microbrewery Ogden
Proper Brewing Microbrewery Salt Lake City
Bohemian Brewing Microbrewery Midvale
Chappell Brewing Microbrewery South Salt Lake 2023
Desert Edge Microbrewery Salt Lake City Located in the historicTrolley Square depot
Epic Brewing Microbrewery Salt Lake City 2008 Originally from Salt Lake City, Epic expanded to Colorado. The Denver location closed in 2023.
Fisher Brewing Microbrewery Salt Lake City 2017 Originally founded 1884, closed 1950s. Re-founded 2017.
Bonneville Brewing Microbrewery Tooele 2012
Heber Valley Brewing Microbrewery Heber 2019
Helper Beer Microbrewery Helper
Kiitos Brewing Microbrewery Salt Lake City
Hopkins Microbrewery Salt Lake City
Moab Brewing Company Microbrewery Moab
Offset Beer Microbrewery Park City
Prodigy Brewing Microbrewery Logan
Roosters Regional brewery Ogden 1995
RoHa Brewing Project Microbrewery Salt Lake City 2017
SaltFire Microbrewery South Salt Lake
Silver Reef Brewing Company Microbrewery St. George
Shades Microbrewery South Salt Lake Moving to Salt Lake City in 2024
Strap Tank Brewing Company Microbrewery Lehi Second location in Springville
Zion Brewing Microbrewery Springdale
Zólupez Beer Company Microbrewery Ogden
Salt Flats Brewing Company Microbrewery Salt Lake City
Policy Kings Microbrewery Cedar City
Park City Brewing Company Microbrewery Park City
Grid City Beer Works Microbrewery South Salt Lake 2020
Vernal Brewing Company Microbrewery Vernal
Ogden Beer Company Microbrewery Ogden Formerly Ogden River Brewing

Distilleries

Company Type City Notes
High West Distillery Distillery Park City
Proverbial Spirits Distillery Park City

Wineries

Company Type City Notes
Summum Winery Salt Lake City

See also

References

  1. ^ Dawn House, "From zero to 18, brewers flourishing in Utah." The Salt Lake Tribune, February 4, 2013.
  2. ^ "Craft Beer: Number of Breweries in the United States in 2021, by state". Statista. Retrieved September 8, 2022.
  3. ^ "State Craft Beer Sales & Production Statistics, 2021". Brewers Association. Retrieved September 28, 2022.
  4. ^ "Utah DABS Licensee List" (PDF). Utah ABS. Retrieved September 8, 2022.
  5. ^ "Utah Breweries". Utah Ale Trail. Retrieved April 10, 2024.
  6. ^ A Utahan Goes on a Bike Trip to Europe and Discovers European Beer. Utah Stories. March 5, 2018.
  7. ^ Utah Brewers Cooperative loses three top employees in restructuring. The Salt Lake Tribune. August 19, 2015.