A roundup of the work-in-progress projects from San Diego County beer companies and a pair of out-of-towners
There is never a shortage of activity in the San Diego brewing industry. Beyond daily production of the region’s bounty of ales and lagers, many brewing companies are working hard to open new businesses ranging from full-on production facilities to taprooms and restaurants. The following are some of San Diego’s nearer-term brewery projects.The latest lease-to-brew tenant at North Park’s Brewery Igniter facility goes by the name GOAL.
Brandon Hernández is founder of San Diego Beer News , a site providing daily coverage of the county’s brewing industry, a beat he’s covered for 16 years. Follow him @sdbeernews or contact him at: [email protected]
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