She directed me to their Off Line series which allowed the brewers to be more creative.
Ruth had only been with Tenaya Creek for a year, but was more than happy to chat with me about the brewery’s presence in the limited, but emerging craft scene in the Las Vegas area. The standouts from the flight were the Kölsch, Baltic porter ( God of Thunder), and double IPA ( Tandem, the one that apparently gets Ruth into trouble). The mix revealed a strong knowledge of styles, a fearlessness of strong flavors and emphasis on quality as every brew had clean profiles. Guided by the only bartender for the day, Ruth Orapka, my flight consisted of a Kölsch, Baltic porter, Oktoberfest, double IPA and an imperial stout. I mixed a six-pack of those flagships for later, and chose to get a flight of seasonal beers. Tenaya Creek’s year-round brews can be identified by their eye-catching graphic design that were previously reviewed by THR, and designed by notable artist, Kendrick Kidd. The interior has a sleek and modern look with touches of dark wood which give it some Southwestern flair. With a hazy memory of overpriced cocktails and half-nude street performers, Tenaya Creek Brewery was a nice change of pace for a slow moving Saturday afternoon.Ī short five minute drive from Fremont Street, Tenaya Creek boasts a long bar, a few high tops, and a covered outdoor patio. Follow him on Twitter local journalism: Subscribe to today.TENAYA CREEK BREWERY 831 W Bonanza Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89106īright lights, the buzzing of slot machines and an anything goes atmosphere tends to wear you out in Sin City. To suggest human-interest story ideas and other news, reach Obert at or 60. "It's a lot of competition, and you've got to have this to get ready for college," he said. But he sees no reason why both can't coexist. Maxwell Lewis said he feels AAU will always be connected with the recruiting process. "I feel it's way more exposure," Lewis said of this camp, which involves classroom lectures on how the NCAA works, eligibility rules, life skills, and lots of drill work. Lewis showed off flash and power, the ability to go inside and outside and score and defend. Robert said his townhouse was sold this week and he's ready to join his son in Chandler for the remainder of his high school career. Robert Lewis said he was told to make sure he signed his son up for the new NCAA camp. The main thing, Lewis' father Robert said, is that Maxwell has that extra year back. Because Findlay Prep doesn't take Nevada players in order to be able play against other Nevada association teams, that national powerhouse wasn't available for Lewis to play there.
"We could have won probably," Lewis said.īut he's happy to be in Arizona now, ready to show what he can do for an AZ Compass Prep program that is on the rise with former Henderson (Nev.) Findlay Prep assistant coach and player developer Pete Kaffey now helping out at the Chandler prep school's national team.įindlay Prep is shutting down this year, but could start up again next year. Lewis could practice with the varsity but he could only play JV. Clark, one of the better basketball programs in the Las Vegas area, could have used him in the 4A state final against national power Bishop Gorman, losing 68-60. He said he had to sit out 180 days after he left Somerset Academy, a charter school that didn't have a gym when he was there. He has reclassified down from 2020 to 2021, after only being allowed to play for Clark High's junior varsity program because of Nevada's 180-day transfer rule. Things have taken off for the kid, who turns 17 this weekend.
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