Archive record · Brewery
Olde Auburn Ale House
Auburn, Alabama, Alabama, USA
- Founded
- Not recorded
- Closed
- 2010
- Archive ID
- TB-BZF6WHQ8
- Last checked
- Not yet checked
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Summary
Closed 2010. Lee County. Status as recorded: Historical/closed. Early Auburn brewpub at 124 Tichenor Avenue. A later Auburn student-history article says the space became the Ale House in 1999, while brewery lists often use 2000; on-premise brewing had stopped around January 2010 because it had become too costly, with later restaurant identities continuing in the building.
A summary written during research. The sourced facts are in the sections below.
Where it brewed
- 124 Tichenor Avenue1999/2000-Jan. 2010 brewingAuburn, Alabama
Brewpub
Operated by Olde Auburn Ale House
Site detail
On-premise brewing operated here until about Jan. 2010; exact opening year remains 1999/2000 conflict.
The Beer Library
Beers
Striper Stout
HISTORICALOatmeal Stout
Operating-era review identifies Striper Stout as an oatmeal stout and notes it was used in the brewpub's food.
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HISTORICALKölsch / Light Ale
Operating-era accounts describe Tiger Tale/Tiger Tail as the house's lightest beer and identify the regular light beer as a Kölsch.
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HISTORICALAmber Ale
Named in a 2008 operating-era review as one of the regular house beers.
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HISTORICALIPA
Operating-era house IPA documented in reviews.
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HISTORICALIPA
Hoppier house IPA documented in multiple operating-era reviews.
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HISTORICALPorter
House porter named in 2007 operating-era review.
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HISTORICALRye Beer
House rye beer named on a 2006 operating-era tap board review.
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HISTORICALAmerican Stout
Archived individual beer record; retired house stout.
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Sources
- recordProbable
Brewery record compiled in Tally's Alabama master, Pass 17 — Blount and outer north-east reconciliation (research workbook), which cited https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/372/?view=ratings for this entry. The cited page has not been opened by the archive.
Tally's Alabama master, Pass 17 — Blount and outer north-east reconciliation (research workbook) · Compiled with ChatGPT web search under the Tally's workbook protocol · 2026-08
CommercialMedium reliabilitySource accessed 2026-08-19Claim last checked 2026-08-19
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