Who owns NORTH COAST BREWING?

NORTH COAST BREWING is independently owned!

NORTH COAST BREWING
First Brewed

1988

Origin

California, United States

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North Coast Brewing Company was created in 1988 in the city of Fort Bragg, California by Mark Ruedrich, Tom Allen and Doug Moody. It was originally founded as a brewpub, with an initial output of only 400 barrels a year by Ruedrich, who served as brewmaster. The brewery gained early recognition for its Red Seal Ale, an amber ale which was hoppy for the time. The beer was an early user of the now ubiquitous Centennial hop. In the late 1990s, North Coast began producing organic beer under a private label for Whole Foods. The deal faltered within a few years, but it did force the brewery to create distributor relationships in every area where Whole Foods had a presence. The move encouraged North Coast to expand, and by 1999 it was in all but 3 states nationally, producing nearly 15,000 barrels a year.

North Coast Brewing also owns the Acme Beer brand, purchased in 1996, which was originally created in San Francisco in 1907. It In 2015, North Coast Brewing was certified as a B Corp.

Popular Beers by this Brand

  • Scrimshaw Pilsner
  • Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout
  • Brother Thelonious Ale
  • Pranqster Golden Ale
  • Foggy Day Hazy IPA
  • Red Seal Ale
  • Le Merle Saison Ale
  • Blue Star Wheat
  • Barrel Aged Old Rasputin Xxiv Russian Imperial Stout
  • Tart Cherry Berliner Weisse
  • Old Stock Ale
  • Steller IPA
  • Old No 38 Stout
  • Alt Nouveau Altbier
  • Barrel Aged Old Rasputin Xxi Russian Imperial Stout
  • Barrel Aged Old Rasputin Xxii Russian Imperial Stout
  • Grand Cru Ale
  • Otsuchi Old Stock Ale
  • Beachmaster Imperial IPA
  • Puck The Beer Petite Saison
  • Le Merie Saison Belgian Style Farmhouse Ale
  • Barrel Aged Old Rasputin Xx Russian Imperial Stout
  • Barrel Aged Old Rasputin Xix Russian Imperial Stout
  • Barrel Aged Old Rasputin Xviii Russian Imperial Stout
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