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Destination Lake Havasu
If you need an escape from work or just a change of scenery, perhaps a weekend (or week) in Lake Havasu City, Arizona on scenic Lake Havasu is what the doctor ordered. This charming desert oasis is possessed of an infectious vibrancy. There are award winning golf...
Destination LHC
In any season Lake Havasu City, Arizona on the shores of Lake Havasu is a destination. And Mudshark Brewery and Public House, voted America’s Favorite Solar Craft Brewery of 2018, is the destination in Lake Havasu City. It is a destination for connoisseurs of...
Beer Oddities
Mudshark Brewery and Public House in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, voted the number one solar powered brewery in America, is a desert oasis for the craft beer connoisseur. Beers such as Scorpion Amber with a deep, rich color and sweet roasted flavor are a superb way to...
Centuries of Tradition
Mudshark Brewery and Public House in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, voted the number one solar powered brewery in America, is a desert oasis for the craft beer connoisseur. Beers such as Scorpion Amber with a deep, rich color and sweet roasted flavor are a superb way to...
Beat the heat, and have a taste of history.
Beer transcends barriers of language and culture. It has an international appeal andcenturies of history in most every country in the world. Remote communities in the Andes Mountains continue a tradition of making beer fromcorn and fruits that dates to the time of the...
Our link to Lake Havasu City’s founding
From an historic perspective an argument could easily be made that Mudshark Brewery and Public House, a pioneer in Arizona craft beer brewing, is a tangible link to Lake Havasu City’s founding. The origins of this desert oasis on the Colorado River can be traced to...
Arizona Brewing has an interesting beginning
Arizona territorial history is intertwined with community and regional breweries. In volume 24 of The Journal of Arizona History pioneer John Spring recounts his arrival in Tucson in April 1866. Spring’s company of United States Regulars had camped just outside...