News
Sinagua Malt News will focus on market solutions to river conservation challenges, primarily in the West. News articles will feature innovative approaches to conservation by private enterprise, governmental entities, nonprofit organizations, or partnerships thereof. We hope that you find the content of interest!
Arizona Wilderness Brewing Co.
Arizona Wilderness Brewing to Host Sinagua Maltstock Beer Festival, Nov. 7
Event: November 7, 2026
A new beer festival built entirely around Sinagua Malt and Arizona terroir, featuring a specially brewed Maltstock Double Red IPA made with 100% Sinagua Barley.
A new beer festival built entirely around Sinagua Malt and Arizona terroir, featuring a specially brewed Maltstock Double Red IPA made with 100% Sinagua Barley.
Hoodline
Arizona Wilderness Brewing Co. Raises the Bar for Eco-Friendly Practices
Arizona Wilderness has conserved approximately 600 million gallons of water since 2019 by brewing exclusively with drought-resilient Sinagua Malt.
Arizona Wilderness has conserved approximately 600 million gallons of water since 2019 by brewing exclusively with drought-resilient Sinagua Malt.
Modern Farmer
How Two Committed Conservationists Revitalized a River With Beer
Sinagua Malt has saved more than 725 million gallons of Verde River water between 2016 and 2023, according to data from The Nature Conservancy.
Sinagua Malt has saved more than 725 million gallons of Verde River water between 2016 and 2023, according to data from The Nature Conservancy.
The Nature Conservancy
Barley Dreams
An Arizona town gambles on beer to save water.
An Arizona town gambles on beer to save water.
The Nature Conservancy
How Growing Barley for Beer Could Help Save the Verde River
Sinagua Malt House is teaming up with farmers and brewers to create demand for less water intensive crops.
Sinagua Malt House is teaming up with farmers and brewers to create demand for less water intensive crops.
PERC (Property and Environment Research Center)
Brewing Water Conservation in the West
A new market in Arizona shows how small innovations can help conserve water in the West—and why many more will be needed in the Colorado River Basin.
A new market in Arizona shows how small innovations can help conserve water in the West—and why many more will be needed in the Colorado River Basin.
