One of the nation’s fastest-growing brewpub franchises, Voodoo Brewing Co., has opened in the 18b Las Vegas Arts District along the area’s growing Brewery Row.
Owner and entrepreneur Alison Wainwright, who also owns Las Vegas Mannequins, a mannequin and equipment rental company, has created a décor of murals and bright decorations for Voodoo Brewing Co. that match the aesthetic of the area, embodying its cool local vibe.
Tucked away at 1415 S. Commerce St. the 5,000 square-foot Voodoo Brewing Co. has the feel of a beer garden, and features an outdoor space with a small stage for live music.
The new venue doesn’t brew any of its own beer onsite, but instead, imports its unique offering from Voodoo Brewing’s main brewing operation in Pennsylvania. Its list of offerings includes brews with whimsical names like Good Vibes West Coast IPA with “gnarly amounts of Galaxy, Amarillo, Mosaic to produce bodacious dank tropical fruit notes” and I’m A Loner, Dottie. A Rebel Imperial IPA with “7 C’s, Columbus, Citra and Simcoe Hops.”
While craft beer is at the forefront, Voodoo Brewing also offers light food options and cocktails like Blackberry Melon Burst Margarita Slush and Cucumber Gin Gimlet.
“We’re excited to continue growing with passionate local owners who are ready to create a local brewpub that can become a go-to place for community events and connection,” said Matteo Rochacki, CEO of Voodoo Franchise Group to FSR Magazine. “We are pumped to be growing in Las Vegas.”
For more information on the new brewpub, visit www.voodoobrewery.com/las-vegas-nv.
Photo: Courtesy of Voodoo Brewing Co.