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Four Peaks Brewing Company
1340 East Eighth Street, Tempe
480-303-9967
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Published on September 21, 2000
This is getting annoying. Four Peaks is the Tiger Woods of Valley brew pubs, consistently topping every local publication's "best of" lists despite facing ever-increasing competition.
This year, the Tommyknockers Brewery & Pub chain opened a franchise near Bank One Ballpark, and damn, it was a close call. But Four Peaks' malty stout, its airheaded blonde and smoky-smooth amber triumphed once again. How do they keep winning? One year -- and beer -- at a time.
Readers' Choice: Four Peaks Brewing Company
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