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From the moment you open the door to this unassuming brewery in Santa Rosa’s industrial neighborhood, you know you’ve stumbled into a hidden gem. The indoor beer garden-style seating invites you to pull up a stool and try one of their cleverly-named brews. Friendly staff, board games, food trucks, dogs, and great music all add to the atmosphere. Oh, and did we mention the beers are excellent, because they are.
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981 Airway Ct STE G, Santa Rosa, CA 95403
The French have a term for small scale winemakers crafting delicious, but iconoclastic wine in tiny, often nondescript spaces: garagistes. There’s a similar phenomenon in Sonoma County where expensive real estate is forcing brewers to get creative about where they ply their craft. Call them the i...
