Beer brewed in Yuma, Arizona -- The sunniest city on Earth
-- by souls tough enough to brave scalding hot summers, wrangle live rattle snakes, and leap tall cactuses in a single bound.
No, we're not super heroes, just beer lovers like you, willing to brave the elements to bring the world great beer
So Good It's Crimin' Ale
Between the Colorado River and downtown Yuma is the old Territorial Prison, its hilltop guard tower overlooking both the restored wetlands and a reinvigorated main drag. Less than a mile drive from that famous Wild West landmark is the Prison Hill Brewing Company, which when it opened in August (2014) became the only craft brewery for 165 miles in any direction.
The partners behind the gastropub and brewery embrace Yuma’s history, incorporating details like the iron bars on the Prison Hill logo, and the blending of cultures that comes from sitting at the convergence of Arizona, California, and Mexico. And in a scorching town where the thirsty have traditionally turned to the dominant mass-market brands, the curiosity and anticipation for a new, local brew ran high through the summer preparations.
278 S Main St
Yuma, AZ 85364