Blacklands Malt Collection
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Identifier: SESC-0009
This collection is comprised mainly of display items, photographs, banners, and promotional ephemera.
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Blacklands Malt, operating out of Leander, was the first malthouse in modern Texas history. Prior to their founding in 2012, no barley, wheat, or rye was grown and malted in Texas for use in beer and spirits. Prior to its closing in 2020, Blacklands Malt emphasized the importance of creating locally-grown supply chains for brewers.
3 Linear Feet
English
Blacklands Malt, operating out of Leander from 2012-2020, was the first malthouse in modern Texas history. This modest collection of ephemera, photographs, and press clippings document some of the company’s high points.
Collection is arranged in a single series.
This collection was compiled by Blacklands Malt as the business was closing in 2020.
This collection was acquired by Virginia Benavidez of the Austin Beer Museum on behalf of SEU in 2020.
All items present at the time of acquisition were retained.
No further accruals are expected.
Part of the Special Collections Repository