- Phone
- (512) 922-3849
- Website
- 5thelementbrewing.com
- Address
- 100 East Evans St, Leander, Texas, 78641-4009
5th Element Brewing in Leander, Texas, offers a diverse range of craft beers and hosts exciting events like live wrestling matches and pin trading sessions, making it a vibrant part of the local community.
Vibe: family-friendly neighborhood taproom
Beer styles
- IPA
- Stout
- Lager
Good to know
- Taproom
- Food trucks
- Events
- Live music
- Parking
About 5th Element Brewing
Located in Leander, Texas, 5th Element Brewing is a family-owned brewery that focuses on crafting unique brews. Founded by Mike Brune and Kim Destefano-Brune, the brewery emphasizes quality and flavor through meticulous brewing techniques. Known for its diverse beer styles including IPAs, stouts, and lagers, 5th Element also partners with local food trucks to offer delicious food pairings. The taproom features a happy hour on Thursdays and Sundays, along with regular events like live wrestling matches and pin trading sessions that attract both locals and visitors.
- Founded
- 2014 · Mike Brune, Kim Destefano-Brune
- Hours
- Wed–Sun 12:00 pm – 07:00 pm
- Hours change; confirm with the brewery before visiting.
Highlights
- Family-owned since 2014
- Live wrestling events
- Local food truck vendors
- Happy hour every Thursday & Sunday
- Pin trading event multiple times a year
Signature beers
Leander StarlightAle
A very light, crisp, and easy-drinking beer.
Frequently asked questions
Does 5th Element Brewing have food?
Yes, they partner with local food truck vendors to offer fresh and high-quality food items that pair well with their brews.
Is 5th Element Brewing dog-friendly?
The website does not explicitly state if the brewery is dog-friendly or not.
What styles of beer do they brew?
They offer IPAs, stouts, and lagers among other styles.
When did 5th Element Brewing open?
The brewery was founded in 2014 by Mike Brune and Kim Destefano-Brune.
Does 5th Element Brewing offer tours?
The website does not mention any tour offerings, but it is possible they may have them based on the brewery's nature.
