Beer is rebooting Cincinnati neighborhoods

Food & Wine backs up Mayor John Cranley's comment that "beer is bringing back our neighborhoods."

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“Beer is bringing back our neighborhoods.” Mayor John Cranley, 2017 State of the City address

Food & Wine recently dived into this statement, and found that Cranley is right. According to numbers from the Brewers Association, which represents the interests of small and independent breweries nationwide, craft brewing contributed about $68 billion to the economy last year, and created nearly half a million jobs.

Cincinnati is currently home to over 40 breweries, and another 11 are in the works. It’s evident that neighborhood breweries are helping boost the city’s economy — brewery owners are renovating buildings, hiring local workers and boosting the local economy.

Food & Wine highlighted four breweries — Brink, Rhinegeist, Urban Artifact and Woodburn — that are doing all of the above.

Click here to read more about Cincinnati’s booming brewconomy.
 

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