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Wild Fields Wins Again
This tiny brewpub on California’s Central Coast recently put the beer world on notice when, at the World Beer Cup, it pulled off what should have been impossible—then very nearly did it again at GABF. Here’s how it happened.
This tiny brewpub on California’s Central Coast recently put the beer world on notice when, at the World Beer Cup, it pulled off what should have been impossible—then very nearly did it again at GABF. Here’s how it happened. <a href="https://brewingindustryguide.com/case-study-wild-fields/">Continue reading.</a>
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Get out your beer-experience bucket list and scribble in a new one: a brown ale, a carrot dog, and some bowling at Wild Fields Brewhouse in Atascadero, California.
It’s located in a former bowling alley. The original lanes are long gone, but Jacque and Ryan Fields installed some mini-lanes as well as some air hockey, arcade games, foosball, giant Connect Four, and a romp zone for toddlers.
That carrot dog—aka the Brewhouse Bahn Mi—fits the all-are-welcome ethos as one of several vegan options on a menu that also ranges into carnitas nachos and “redneck charcuterie.” (Naturally, there’s a kids’ menu.)
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