Stand with Greenhouse Aleworks in Tornado Recovery

There are so many good, kind people in the beer industry, and some are so special that they touch lives in ways FAR beyond the liquid in the glass.

Travis and Lauren are two people that are incredibly special. They are resilient, talented, hard-working, loving and warm. The two used to be part of the Dallas Beer Family, before they moved to the North Arkansas area to open up an absolutely gorgeous, mold-breaking brewery in the small city of Rogers.

Greenhouse Aleworks has only been around for about half a year gearing up to make all kinds of splashes, but a few days ago, the brewery was completely devastated by the tornado that whipped through the town. There is no power for the massive amount of beer still sitting in the tanks, the taproom was totally flooded by the destroyed water main, the roof lifted off the building and there’s a huge hole, everything is having to be moved out of the bar and brewery areas, and it is uncertain if the building itself will ever be able to open again.

They, and their small but amazing team, put their hearts and souls into this brewery just for it to be torn from them in such a short amount of time.

Please show your support and help if you can in this time of uncertainty, fear and devastation. These funds will be used for moving and dealing with all the brewery and taproom equipment and furniture, helping the team members stay afloat, planning for the future, and everything in between.

From Travis and Lauren:

“On Sunday May 26th in the early hours of morning a violent tornado tore through our building. A complete devastation. Our hearts are aching to share that greenhouse is closed for the foreseeable future.

We are completely shattered to see the destruction brought to our town and our people but feel an immense sense of hope experiencing the uplifting of the community.

Our next steps are uncertain and we are taking this one day at a time. Thank you so much for your love and support. we are more grateful than we can put into words.

our prayers are constant for NWA and all who have been affected by this storm.”