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Brew News: The Bruery's New Tasting Room Opens Tomorrow
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Still looking for a way to celebrate tomorrow's Fourth of July festivities? Head by the Bruery's new tasting room space in Placentia, where you'll find 40 Belgian-style and experimental ales on tap. Caroline on Crack reports that the new digs are much more suitable than before the remodel. And the new tasting room will be open seven days a week instead of only on weekends.
"The new accommodations are gorgeous. Shiny taps, high ceilings, skylights, bar seating, lots of standing room and even two separate bathrooms. That old tasting room has nothing on the new space! Plus not only does the new tasting room have an air-conditioner to keep beer drinkers cool during the hot summer but it boasts 40 beautiful, constantly rotating taps."
The Bruery will have the coveted Black Tuesday on tap for tomorrow's big reveal, so make sure to show up early.
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