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Denton County Brewing Co. to open second location in Harvest

Denton County Brewing Co. plans to open a new venue in the Harvest community by late fall, featuring beer, coffee, and pizza.

Zane Boyd

August 27, 20262 min read

New Brewery Expansion - illustration, Jake Team LLC

Denton County Brewing Co. is set to expand its operations with a second location in Harvest, a master-planned community situated between Argyle and Northlake. Seth Morgan, the brewery's owner, confirmed the plans on Wednesday, noting that the company was already seeking growth opportunities when the chance to partner with Hillwood, the developer of the Harvest community, presented itself.

The new venue will occupy a yellow farmhouse within the Harvest development. This building previously housed Farmhouse Coffee & Treasures. Morgan indicated that the establishment will likely be named Denton County Brewing Company at the Farmhouse. The opening is scheduled for late fall.

Morgan stated that the brewery has an existing relationship with Hillwood, having participated in neighborhood events and created a specific brew for the Landmark development. He described Hillwood as being mindful of its role in the Denton area and its alignment with the brewery's values.

The menu at the new location will include local craft beer, a wider selection of wine, and nonalcoholic options. In the mornings, the space will function as a coffee shop. During the day, it will offer grab-and-go lunch items, while the evening menu will feature artisanal pizza.

Morgan explained that serving coffee and pizza has been a long-standing goal for the business since its founding in 2017 at 200 E. McKinney St. in downtown Denton.

Beyond food and drink, the new site is planned to host trivia nights, live music, educational workshops, and tastings. Morgan emphasized that the goal is to replicate the community-focused atmosphere of the original location in this new area of Denton County. He stated that the partnership was pursued only because the team believed they could maintain their standard of service.

"It's something that we've wanted to do from the very beginning," Morgan said. "We want to take the community-centric vibe that we have at our current location to the expanded area of Denton County."

Source: Denton Record-Chronicle.

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Zane Boyd

Zane Boyd writes about community life, schools, public safety, and local events in Denton.

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