Port Brewing Company
Port Brewing Nelson the Greeter is the latest hoppy offering by the San Marcos, California based brewery.
Apparently named for a well-known clothing optional surf spot, Port Brewing Nelson The Greeter features Denali, Lemondrop, Mosaic and of course – Nelson Sauvin Continue Reading →
Port Brewing Mongo, the brewery’s flagship imperial IPA, is now available in 16 ounce cans.
At this point there is very little need to reiterate how popular the trend is for breweries to transition into cans. Port had earmarked both Mongo Continue Reading →
Port Brewing and The Lost Abbey have spent the last 8 years building two unique brands/portfolios. Starting in 2015, expect a third concept – The Hop Concept Brewing.
The Hop Concept Brewing will focus on India Pale Ales, released quarterly.
“The team and Continue Reading →
Port Brewing and The Lost Abbey have signed with distributor Wilson-McGinley to cover the Pittsburgh market. The brewery will hit the ground in the steel city in November, 2014.
“We certainly did our homework and due diligence to find the right Continue Reading →
Port Brewing/Lost Abbey (San Marcos, CA) will release Bourbon Barrel Aged Santa’s Little Helper again on July 19th, 2014.
This year, the boozy beer will arrive in 12.7oz bottles. A good move too, as the beer is aggressive and the smaller Continue Reading →
Port Brewing Company (San Marcos, CA) just under went a little rebrand this week. The idea is to better disseminate their logos from local Pizza Port Brewing.
There is a relationship between to the two breweries. Long story short, Port/Lost Abbey co-founder Continue Reading →
Port Brewing (San Marcos, CA) will soon be bringing Summer Pale Ale to 22oz bottles. This is the first time the brewery has released the offering in bombers.
Our massively hoppy West Coast-style pale ale, we use Chinook, Cascade, Amarillo, and Simcoe hops to Continue Reading →