T-Rex Lager pairs with just about anything on the Rex’s menu and is especially welcome on a hot Texas day. Guests can enjoy a 22-ounce T-Rex Lager for $9
FORT WORTH, TX, August 12, 2026 /24-7PressRelease/ — Rex’s Fort Worth is raising a glass to Texas agriculture, local craftsmanship and the start of football season with the introduction of T-Rex Lager, a new crisp, refreshing lager made right here in Texas.
T-Rex Lager begins with malt grown by partner farmers in the Texas Panhandle. The grain makes its way to TexMalt in Fort Worth, where it becomes Llano Pilsner Malt before being used to brew the finished beer in downtown Fort Worth.
The result is a light, easy-drinking lager with plenty of flavor. Crisp and refreshing, T-Rex Lager pairs with just about anything on the Rex’s menu and is especially welcome on a hot Texas day. Guests can enjoy a 22-ounce T-Rex Lager for $9.
The launch comes just as Rex’s prepares for a packed August of alumni gatherings, celebrations and college football — giving guests plenty of opportunities to be among the first to try it.
Upcoming events include:
TCU Alumni Happy Hour — Thursday, Aug. 13, 6–8 p.m.
State of the Frogdom with Sonny Dykes — Friday, Aug. 14, 4:45–7:30 p.m.
Rex’s Birthday & Red Raider Kickoff — Thursday, Aug. 20, 5:30–8:30 p.m.
Official TCU Watch Party: TCU vs. North Carolina — Saturday, Aug. 29 at 11 a.m.
Whether stopping in for dinner, meeting up with fellow alumni or settling in for kickoff, guests now have a new local beer to raise to Fort Worth and football season.Visit https://rexsftw.com/.
Grown in Texas. Malted in Texas. Brewed in Texas.
About Rex’s Fort Worth
Rex’s Fort Worth is a locally owned restaurant, bar and gathering place at 1501 S. University Drive featuring great food, cold drinks, live entertainment and some of Fort Worth’s biggest sports watch parties.
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