Omaha is home to a lively network of brewing clubs, well-stocked local supply shops, and a brewing calendar shaped by Nebraska’s four distinct seasons. Groups like OmaHops and Local 402 Homebrewers welcome brewers at every experience level, while shops like Patriot Homebrew Supply keep essential ingredients close to hand. Whether you’re planning a fall lager or a summer wheat beer, Omaha’s community has the resources to support it.
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Spring is in the air, and there’s no better way to celebrate the season than gathering around a table filled with incredible food, great company, and festive energy. This Easter Sunday, April 5th, Upstream Brewing Company invites you to indulge in a thoughtfully crafted Easter Brunch Buffet in the heart of Omaha’s historic Old Market district.
From 9:00 AM to 1:45 PM, guests can enjoy a wide-ranging brunch experience designed to satisfy every craving—whether you’re in the mood for classic comfort food, fresh seasonal dishes, or made-to-order favorites.
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Drink Up—Competitive Fans Will Probably Need It.
College basketball’s biggest tournament is back, and there’s no better place to catch the excitement than at Upstream Brewing Company! Located in the heart of Omaha’s historic Old Market district, Upstream Brewing is hosting a March Madness celebration filled with great beer, game-day energy, and a special deal designed for basketball fans.
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Locals looking to honor an age-old tradition but interested in an Omaha twist are welcome to attend Fish Fry Fridays at Upstream Brewing Company. Throughout the Lenten season, guests are invited to gather in the heart of Omaha’s historic Old Market district to enjoy a hearty fish fry special, fresh beer, and a lively community atmosphere.
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Upstream Brewing Company has stood as a favorite gathering spot in Omaha’s Old Market since we opened in 1996. Originally a fire station built in 1903, the building has been renovated into a lively craft brewery where fresh beers meet scratch-made food in a welcoming space that feels like home. Our focus on quality and community keeps drawing in craft beer fans from all walks of life.
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While many brewers have adopted Americanized recipes, Upstream Brewing has stuck to the European traditions and methods of brewing the signature Vienna Lager. This results in a bright, medium-bodied beer that is a great pour all on its own. But if you’re looking for the optimal pairings, you can’t go wrong with some of Upstream Brewing Company’s richer offerings like grilled meats, BBQ, sandwiches, pub snacks, and desserts with nutty or caramel tones. Its balanced flavor profile (malty and smooth, with a crisp finish) makes it one of the most food-friendly beers out there.
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Upstream Brewing Company has coupled comfort food and beer for the ultimate dining delight. Explore expert recommendations that make the most out of this perfect pairing.
According to YouGov, 30% of people who drink alcohol say beer is their spirit of choice. For many folks, nothing beats an ice-cold beer paired with the perfect hearty meal.
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Around 40% of the population say that when enjoying a beer, they prefer a selection of craft beers, according to the Brewers Association.
In Omaha, Nebraska, craft brewing is more than a trend. It’s a celebration of community, history, and local agriculture. Nowhere is that more evident than at Upstream Brewing Company, where each pint tells a flavorful story. By spotlighting locally sourced beers made with Nebraska-grown ingredients, Upstream is redefining what it means to enjoy a true craft beer in Omaha.
Read on to learn about the beer ingredients that make Upstream’s options unique.
Read More At Upstream Brewing Company, nestled in the heart of Omaha’s Old Market district, we take pride in crafting a diverse selection of high-quality beers to satisfy every palate. Whether you’re a seasoned beer connoisseur or just beginning your journey into the world of craft brews, understanding the different styles of beer and their unique flavors can help you find your next favorite pour. We created this guide so people who want to try new types of beer can get an idea of what each type of beer tastes like, so they can more easily explore different types of beer that best suits their taste. If you are considering exploring the wide breadth of brews from which you can choose, Upstream Brewing has you covered.
Let’s take a closer look at some of the most popular beer styles and what you can expect from each sip.
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“Pour me some mead!” grunts a knight in armor as he enters a tavern. It’s the first drink that comes to mind when picturing Medieval England, but its history goes back even further. Mead is one of the oldest alcoholic beverages, drunk from India to Scandinavia for thousands of years.
Mead might be on tap next to ale and beer at your local brewery. Due to proximity, it may seem like they’re similar. It begs the question: mead vs. beer, what’s the difference?
In this guide, we take a deep dive into mead history and how it sets itself apart from beer brewing.
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