Our Brews
Our Saint brews are lighter and easier to drink, but they won't disappoint seasoned connoisseurs. Our Sinner brews are intense and unapologetic. They are dark, bold, brazen, and not for the faint of heart... or liver. |
| Now Offering Curbside Pick-Up Order online at www.squareup.com/store/backpew After placing your order, call or just come by and we will bring your order to your car. For more details on curbside orders, visit our website. For keg orders, call us at 281-608-7526. |
You have several options for purchasing beer tokens: Get a 9oz glass + 4 pours for $14 Get a 16oz glass + 3 pours for $16 Show up with a Back Pew 9oz glass, and get 4 tokens for $11 Show up with a Back Pew 16oz glass, and get 3 tickets for $14 |  |
 | For all 9oz purchases, you get TWO white Saint tokens and TWO black Sinner tokens. For all 16 oz purchases, you get TWO white Saint tokens and ONE black Sinner token. Once you've used your initial tokens, you can purchase additional ones. NOTE: Please do not bring outside alcoholic beverages. We will always have water on-site. |
 | Bobby Harl
has many passions, but beer runs in his blood. Now, this isn’t to say
the Back Pew Brewmaster stumbles around with a BAC that could also be
the Richter rating of a small earthquake…it just means crafting beers
full of flavor and rich character is what he was meant to do. While
earning his PhD and MBA at Vanderbilt University in Nashville,
Tennessee, Bobby also helped brewing mentor Steve Scoville and business
mentor Michael Kwas start Little Harpeth Brewing Company. Although his
schoolwork may not have done much to further his brewing skills, the
mentorship and experience gained at Little Harpeth has helped Bobby
learn the ins and outs of his craft. Now,
the prodigal son has returned home. Bobby grew up in Houston, and his
vision is to bring the technical knowledge gained at Vanderbilt and the
artistry practiced at Little Harpeth together to create Houston’s next
legendary craft brewery. |
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