‘Beer is for everyone’: Hispanic-owned Project Halo Brewing in Fulshear wants patrons to feel welcome

Project Halo Brewing on FM 359 outside Fulshear has a grand opening planned for Oct. 22. Wife-and-husband team Melissa and Steve Mendez selected the location, in part, because they "thought it was kind of a brewery desert."

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‘Beer is for everyone’: Hispanic-owned Project Halo Brewing in Fulshear wants patrons to feel welcome

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