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He also enjoys pastoring the small church ( All Souls) that meets in his home. Christian still loves creating spaces that allow that to happen.

And every time you walk through our door, your first drink is on us. We give you a hand crafted, one-of-a-kind beer glass with your name on it. They have plenty of mist fans, space and shade for a spring day. Now we're giving (another) 300 lucky folks the chance of a lifetime: For 1200, you can become a Patron Saint of Lazarus 2. We’re big fans of friends going on adventures together - sharing life (over coffee, beer, tacos, and joy!). Lazarus Brewing is now one of my favorite breweries in the great city of Austin.

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And this time, we actually own the place!Īt its heart, Lazarus will always be a neighborhood brewery. This is the second outpost of popular Austin brewery, Lazarus (the original location is on East Sixth), and much like their sister space, they offer a large list of beers brewed in-house, plus espresso-based drinks, tacos, and tortas. Now we’re opening Lazarus 2 on Airport Blvd. Lazarus Brewing Company was born on Christmas Eve in 2016. And that’s not counting all the friends we’ve made along the way. Over the past six years the Lazarus family has grown: 35 employees (soon to be 70+). We survived COVID without laying anyone off. 1902 East 6th Street, Austin, TX 78702 (512) 394-7620. Since then, we’ve won some awards: Gold for Amandus (GABF, 2017), then Gold for Black Pearl (GABF & WBC, 2022). Their old friend Marcus signed up to run the taproom.Įventually, against all odds, Lazarus Brewing on East Sixth was born on Christmas Eve, 2016.

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Christian learned how to write a business plan. They met all sorts of interesting people many were willing to help. Of course it was harder than they expected. In 2013, he and his wife Marilyn sold everything and moved to Austin, TX to see if they could start a brewery, and plant a church, both at the same time. Once upon a time, there was a beer-brewing, fly-fishing, Presbyterian pastor from Montana who fell in love with people (the kind who don’t normally show up in church). You Don’t Have To Be Crazy (But It Helps)

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