At the bustling Nevada Brew Works in Las Vegas' vibrant Arts District, the clinking of glasses and buzz of conversation isn't just about good times. For owners Jason and Lauren Taylor, each pint sold weaves a story of love, loss, and hope. In a heartfelt gesture, the couple has named a craft beer after their late daughter, Ariana, who tragically passed away at age 7 from complications related to cerebral palsy. As KTNV reports, the brew, dubbed ‘number 9 Ariana Rye’, isn't just a tribute – it's a vivid lifeline for families navigating similar challenges.

Beyond serving up tempting fare like pizza and burgers to accompany their brews, the Taylors consciously decided to turn their personal adversity into advocacy. Every purchase of Ariana Rye beer funnels contributions to their nonprofit, the Ariana Rye Foundation, steadfastly aiming to help bravely ensure children with disabilities have the equipment and resources for a quality life. Lauren Taylor shared with KTNV, "It is possible for a disabled child to live a great quality of life. Your life isn’t over because that child has a disability — they can do so many things."

The family-friendly brewpub, situated at 1327 S Main St. Ste 160 in Las Vegas, extends its hospitality with a slap spacious beer garden, well poised for creating a communal sanctuary. In a society often racing through the checklist of daily tasks, Nevada Brew Works serves as a reminder that supporting community can be as simple as savoring a meticulously crafted beer. Their beer selection reflects the brewmasters' expertise, honed at the renowned Siebel Institute of Technology, as per Nevada Brew Works website. With doors open until midnight or beyond, depending on the day, the Taylors invite patrons to become part of a story that extends well beyond the clatter of the taproom.

The loss of a child is a pain beyond words, but the Taylors have channeled their grief into a force for good, directly impacting the lives of children who face obstacles most of us cannot even begin to imagine. With each pour of Ariana Rye, they toast to a daughter whose spirit continues to sparkle in the eyes of the children they aid. As Lauren Taylor solemnly reflected to KTNV, "Words can’t describe how much it hurts to lose a child."