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After eight years at its original location in Sorrento Valley, San Diego’s California Wild Ales has a new home.
It is in Point Loma, near Pechanga Arena. The brewery and tasting room has wide variety of classic fruited sours, clean IPAs and lagers, as well as seltzers and a non-alcoholic beer on its 20-tap system in a two-story tasting room overlooking the oak barrels. The Point Loma tasting room features food from The Last Typewriter: burgers and fries, fusion-style fried chicken, toasted sandwiches and other items.
“We are thrilled to have found a new home in Point Loma,” said Bill DeWitt, co-founder of California Wild Ales. “The Sherman Street location provides the perfect space to serve our unique creations and offer an unforgettable experience with the exceptional flavors and craftsmanship that define California Wild Ales while immersing ourselves in the dynamic beer culture of Point Loma.”
One of the standout features of the new space is an impressive 18’x10.5′ movie screen, one of the largest of its kind outside of Petco Park. This colossal screen will be a centerpiece of the brewery, showcasing live sporting events such as the San Diego Gulls games, San Diego Padres games, NFL games and more.
Additionally, like its OB location, the brewery will livestream concerts, host live music and have bar games including ring-toss, landslide, roller bowler, rolo, washers and more. In addition, the new location will house a 4-player retro arcade cabinet with 17,000 games and the brewery plans to add three more machines in the coming months.
“This screen is massive, “DeWitt said, “and I think once people see it, it will become a major draw for this location. It will be a fantastic place to catch live games, enjoy a craft beer, and soak up the atmosphere.”
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In October, the brewery plan to show horror movies and even host a live podcast from one of its fellow industry members, Kelly Cashman. Her podcast B Movie And A Beer will be a live episode projected onto the giant screen. Mortarless Bricks will also host “Bricks and Brews” twice a month, where patrons have the chance to design, build, and race their own Lego creations.
Speaking of Legos, the new locaton has a three-dimensional Lego sculpture of the brewery’s mascots Lacto, Brett and P.D.O., created by Mortarless Bricks representing the bacteria strains that are used to craft its sour beer.
The address of the new location is 3836 Sherman St.
Website: California Wild Ales | San Diego’s Sour House | Barrel-Aged Sour Beer
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