Brewery / taproom
Unclaimed profilePedal Haus Brewery
Tempe, AZ · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Pedal Haus Brewery in pours a lineup of 14 house drafts from its on-site brewery, including GABF medalists Day Drinker and Bière Blanche. The beverage program extends beyond beer with a cocktail list that leans on agave, a compact wine selection, and several non-alcoholic options. Prices stay accessible, with pints from $6.50 and house wines at $8.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Bière Blanche, a GABF Gold-winning Belgian witbier, or Day Drinker, a GABF Silver light lager. For a cocktail, the BeerMosa pairs that witbier with fresh orange juice. The Haus Margarita at $10 is a solid value.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Craft beer enthusiasts will appreciate the European-style focus and award winners. Those seeking lighter options have non-alcoholic beers and a few wines. Cocktail drinkers will find a handful of house and agave drinks, though the selection is not extensive.
- When should I go?
- Happy hour brings discounts on drafts and house wines, making it a good time for a casual pint. Brunch offers the Haus Bloody Mary and Haus Michelada, plus make-your-own mimosas.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Pints run $6.50–$8, with 32 oz steins $12–$15. Cocktails are $10–$13, and wines are $8–$10 per glass. Premium spirits like Don Julio 1942 go for $35.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The brewery's own production facility supplies the taps, with a focus on true-to-style European beers. GABF medals on Day Drinker and Bière Blanche signal quality. Cocktails like the BeerMosa and Marg-Garten integrate house beers, tying the program together.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
A concise menu of house and agave cocktails, several integrating house beers. Prices are moderate, and happy hour discounts well drinks and the Haus Margarita. Notable for BeerMosa and the tequila-forward options.
Menu strengths
- — Cocktails incorporate house-brewed beers, such as BeerMosa using Bière Blanche.
- — Agave-focused options include a $10 Haus Margarita made with 100% Blue Weber agave tequila.
Standout selections
- — BeerMosa – Bière Blanche Belgian witbier with fresh orange juice.
- — Haus Margarita – 100% Blue Weber agave tequila, house sweet & sour, orange liqueur, half salt rim.
Pricing: Cocktails range from $10 (Haus Margarita) to $13 (Cucumber Cooler); Aperol Spritz is $11.
Wine
A compact wine list covering red, white, rosé, and sparkling. House wines are value-priced at $8, with a few by-the-glass options from known regions. Happy hour discounts house wines.
Menu strengths
- — Includes both domestic and international selections, from Portugal to New Zealand.
- — Available by glass and bottle, with house wines at $8.
Standout selections
- — The Lab House Red – Lisbon, Portugal, $8 glass/$30 bottle.
- — Powers Cabernet – Columbia Valley, Washington, $10 glass/$37 bottle.
Pricing: Wines $8–$10 per glass; bottles $30–$37.
Beer
A standout house-brewed program with 14 drafts, including GABF medal winners. Styles range from light lager to hazy IPA and kettle sour. Flights and tasters available, and happy hour offers $2 off select drafts.
Menu strengths
- — Award-winning beers: Day Drinker (GABF Silver 2017) and Bière Blanche (GABF Gold 2018).
- — Broad style range from European lagers to IPAs and sours, all brewed on-site.
Standout selections
- — Bière Blanche – Belgian witbier, 5.0% ABV, GABF Gold 2018.
- — Day Drinker – American light lager, 3.6% ABV, GABF Silver 2017.
- — White Rabbit – Hazy IPA, 6.5% ABV.
Pricing: Pints $6.50–$8; 32 oz steins $12–$15.
Nonalcoholic
Four non-alcoholic beers offered, including hazy IPAs and a stout. Prices are in line with regular drafts. A thoughtful option for designated drivers or those avoiding alcohol.
Menu strengths
- — Multiple NA beer styles, from hazy IPA to stout.
Standout selections
- — Athletic NA Hazy IPA – $7.
Pricing: Non-alcoholic beers $6–$8.
Spirits
A well-stocked spirits list featuring tequila, whiskey, bourbon, and mezcal, with several premium choices. Used in cocktails and available as sippers. Not the focus, but solid depth.
Menu strengths
- — Premium spirits available, including Don Julio 1942 and Yamazaki 12 Year.
Standout selections
- — Don Julio 1942 – Tequila, $35.
- — Yamazaki 12 Year – Whiskey, $18.
Pricing: Spirits range from $9 (Jameson) to $35 (Don Julio 1942); premium pours like Yamazaki 12 at $18.
How it sits with the food
Pub fare on the menu pairs naturally with the beer list. The Bière Blanche's citrus notes suit light dishes, while the Beach Cruiser Mexican Amber's Vienna malt character could handle heartier pub fare. The Haus Margarita offers a refreshing counterpoint to fried items.
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