Lexington’s PKL Lex: Country Boy Brewing is set to open a second Lexington taproom at PKL Lex, a new indoor pickleball venue near Winchester Road and Walton Avenue. The taproom will serve beer and barbecue, enhancing the entertainment space. The original Country Boy taproom on Chair Avenue will remain open and celebrate its 13th anniversary in February.
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A New Venue for Pickleball and Craft Beer
PKL Lex, expected to open this spring at 223 Owens St., will feature nine indoor CushionMaster courts, including three Championship courts. The venue will also offer golf simulator bays, a full bar, and a restaurant specializing in smoked meats and craft beer from Country Boy Brewing.
“As one of the original craft breweries in Lexington, we are thrilled to bring in Country Boy as a partner in this exciting new concept. We want this to be a fun spot for the community to gather for games, food, and great beer.” – (Gresham Wilson, founding partner of PKL Lex)
Country Boy Brewing Expands Its Presence
The new taproom will offer 24 unique brews on tap, packaged beer to-go, and a menu featuring signature barbecue. Daniel “DH” Harrison, co-founder of Country Boy Brewing, expressed excitement about the project.
“This project has been a ton of fun. Learning the game of pickleball and the culture around the growing sport has been a blast. We are pumped to bring a Country Boy flair to this new space.” – (Harrison)
Community Impact and Future Plans
PKL Lex aims to attract pickleball enthusiasts and casual players with yearly memberships and pay-as-you-play options. With daily hours from 6 a.m. to midnight, the venue will serve as a social hub for sports and craft beer lovers.
News in Brief: Lexington’s PKL Lex
Country Boy Brewing is opening a new taproom at PKL Lex, a pickleball venue set to launch this spring in Lexington. The facility will feature nine indoor courts, a golf simulator, and a restaurant. The original Country Boy location remains open and will celebrate its 13th anniversary in February.
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