If you’re from the Midwest, and you drink beer, you’ve probably heard of Bell’s and most likely enjoyed drinking it.

In a bold move, Bell’s beer has reached us from Michigan and landed in the parched region of Arizona.

Bell’s is currently enjoying a hugely successful placement into beer-friendly bars all over Phoenix via World Class Beverages.

You’ll be seeing a lot more of Bell’s and if you have never heard of them, please give it a try. People who know beer rate Bell’s very high, in fact a 2008 ranking by ratebeer.com placed Bell’s in the #4 ranking of their top 100. Not a bad showing considering there were over 8,000 breweries considered.

Bell’s Brewery, Inc., is the kind of success story beer brewers tell around the campfire.

Founded by Larry Bell as a home-brewing supply shop in 1983, Bell’s sold its first beer in 1985. Originally brewing in a 15-gallon soup kettle, the company has grown remarkably from its production of 135 barrels (1 barrel = 31 gal.) in 1986 to over 90,000 barrels in 2007. Total brewing capacity now stands at 140,000 barrels and the brewery currently sells its beer across a fifteen state area, through a network of over fifty quality wholesalers.

Over twenty years of brewing, Bell’s Brewery (the oldest craft brewer east of Boulder), has built a nationwide reputation as a creative and talented brewery, playing a significant role in changing the beerscape of the nation.

Cheers!