Founded by brothers-in-law Adam Firestone and David Walker in 1996, Firestone Walker Brewing Company is an innovative California beer company with three state-of-the-art brewing. Firestone Walker’s main brewery in Paso Robles produces a diverse portfolio ranging from iconic pale ales to vintage barrel-aged beers. The Barrelworks facility in Buellton makes eccentric wild ales, while the Propagator pilot brewhouse in Venice specializes in R&D beers and limited local offerings. Read More
The loss of on-premise sales due to COVID-19 has forced Firestone Walker Brewing Company to withdraw distribution from Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire. Read More
Firestone Walker Brewing Company released Luponic Distortion IPA No. 16 with six hops from three continents for flavors of peach, pear drop and dragonfruit. Read More
Firestone Walker Brewing Company released Citra Hazy IPA as a limited edition of their Propagator Series, available in their new “Crafted Thru Hops” mixed pack. Read More
Beer dollar sales in off-premise retailers are up 10.3%, to $7.9 billion, year-to-date through March 22nd in off-premise multi-outlet and convenience stores. Read More
Many breweries and organizations around the country are canceling or postponing events as they deal with the new reality of the coronavirus. Read More
The year Firestone Walker Brewing Company had in 2019 was unpredictable — one of those rare years when a lot of things go right. Read More
Firestone Walker Brewing Company released Crafted Thru Hops Mixed Pack featuring three new IPAs: El Dorado, Motueka and the latest in the Luponic Distortion IPA series. Read More
Firestone Walker Brewing Company, one of the most acclaimed craft breweries, announced the release of Flyjack, an innovative low alcohol, low-calorie beer. Read More
Firestone Walker Brewing’s Luponic Distortion IPA No. 14 draws from four continents, quadrupling down on the series’ mantra of “flavors through hops.” Read More
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