They set out with a simple goal: brew the beers they wanted to drink. This unfocused approach allows Track 7 to experiment with all varieties of beer, regardless of American, Belgian, English, or German inspiration. Track 7’s approach to beer is in the vein of the firmly-hopped West Coast tradition, but without fidelity to a singular “style”. The name, Track 7 Brewing Company, was selected in part due to the brewery’s proximity to the old Western Pacific railroad tracks, west of Curtis Park, and as a nod to the integral role the railroad has and continues to play in Sacramento’s rich history. The Graham and Scott families established Track 7 Brewing Company as an outlet for creative expression through unique and artisanal beers. A great place to relax and enjoy some quality food and quality, craft beer. Their brewpub also offers a well-designed and focused menu, with an emphasis on thoughtfully sourced and unique American Pub Fare. They brew and serve fine craft beers on the premises. South Gate Brewing Company is a microbrewery and brewpub located in Oakhurst, California - the South Gate to Yosemite National Park. Follow along for the ride as they build San Francisco's next great brewery. Think bourbon barrels loaded with big chewy imperial stouts, excessively hopped IPAs, fruited sour beers, and funky saisons. They are huge fans of wine and bourbon barrel aged beers as well so it's only natural for them to have a barrel program.
Look for a focus of plenty of hoppy beers, Belgian-style saisons, dark beers, and sour beers. The only way you can take their beer away is in the form of a growler - which by the way, is a great way to drink beer! Some beers may be bottled further down the line but for now it's all draft. They have a tasting room in the same building as the brewery and will offer tasters, pints, and growlers. Look for their beers to start making their way around better known beer bars and beer focused restaurants in San Francisco. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.Cellarmaker Brewing Company has been in the works for quite some time. Your email address will not be published. Their lager program is where the beers really stand out Clutch, their German style Helles, and Upshift, their hoppy Pilsner are both standouts and go great with a Toppers slice. Since opening, Transmission has weathered the COVID storm and continued to put out a really strong lineup of beers in a gorgeous space – connected to a Toppers – with indoor seating alongside the brewery and outdoor patio seating where you can catch a whiff of sea air. Well, Transmission Brewing opened in January 2020 with a shiny new 30-barrel automated brewhouse capable of scaling to production levels that smaller breweries only dream of, a somewhat green brewer in Carey Jonker leading his first commercial project, and, most importantly, a lineup of really solid beers out of the gate. When news broke in 2018 that the Jonker family – behind local favorite pizza chain Toppers Pizza – was opening a brewery in a former auto shop, it was anyone’s guess how it would turn out. These are the 25 best places to drink beer in Los Angeles, Ventura, and Orange County. So without further ado, it’s time to begin your Southern California craft beer journey. But when we’re talking about the best, we have to make some tough decisions. There are way, way more spots worth your time than just these 25. Which is all to say – narrowing this list down wasn’t easy. Once everyone got past the jokes about gluten, the world discovered LA and the surrounding counties have some pretty damn good beer. Or maybe you’ve been drinking beer in Southern California since before anyone had ever said the words “hazy IPA” or “pastry stout” – that doesn’t mean you don’t still have some things you can learn.Īlthough Southern California’s craft beer culture really got off the ground in the 2010s – a decade or so later than other beer hubs in the U.S.
Or, maybe it’s your first time drinking beer in Southern California. It’s your first time visiting Southern California.
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