1280 North McDowell Blvd
Petaluma, CA 94954
707.769.4495
I've been here before, and loved it just as much the second time around. This time I was actually most impressed by how much they're expanding. I wouldn't be surprised if now they're as big as Stone in terms of production.
The outdoor drinking patio reveals a few things: (1) outdoor beer drinking rules, (2) propane heaters are more important than tables, especially if you have women in your group; and (3) Petaluma desperately needs a shitty club for early twenty-something rabblers to patron. Like last time there was a big birthday party, and every time a loud "Woooo!!!! Owwwww!!!!!" would go off, the entire crowd of older-than-twenty-something rabblers would turn towards them; you could almost feel we were all ready to shout, in unison, "Shut the fuck up, we're trying to drink beer here!!!!".
The beer is why we're here anyway, so I made sure to try all new brews. I didn't take any notes, really, so I'll just recall my thoughts (assume they're accurate).
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The lineup. |
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My lineup. |
Fusion 7: Don't remember at all.
Censored: Copper Ale. Not bad, but not mind blowing.
Dog Town Pale: Again, vague memory; although, I think this was my beer of choice post-flight.
I was bummed they were out of the Sonoma Farmhouse and the Wet Hop IPA, but this is still a highly recommended visit for anyone, so get'r done. And after a bit of sleep, it was time to head the the last stop: Russian River...
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