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Originally Posted by Strongside
Great post. The city did a great job of removing a lot of the red tape required to open a micro. Crossroads has blown up because of this, and is really turning into a legit beer destination for fans of the craft scene. If anyone's not been yet, I highly recommend trying Casual Animal Brewing in the Crossroads. They're new, but they have an insane lineup of solid brews for such a young brewery. Their Triple-Double IPA is phenomenal, and they've got a dark Saison that I also love. They've got one of those badass canning machines, so you can take home a liter can of anything you like right from the tap.
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I stopped into Casual Animal and Border, both were cool spots. For young breweries both seem to have a lot of potential. While other cities may making more popular beers...right now...the sheer volume of breweries in the Crossroads, along with taprooms, distilleries and live music make it easy to find something you like. My buddy who I was visiting owns a recording studio on Grand next to the Cigar Box so I spent the entire weekend down there and was really impressed with what the area is becoming. The Green Lady is tits too.