Steins Beer Garden & Restaurant Celebrates SF Beer Week 2014
For SF Beer Week 2014, downtown Mountain View’s Steins Beer Garden & Restaurant (895 Villa St.) hosts two tap takeover events featuring The Bruery and Clown Shoes Beer. More from their Facebook event page, including the beer lineup:
Tuesday, Feb. 11, 11 a.m. – Closing: The Bruery Tap Takeover
Steins Beer Garden & Restaurant welcomes The Bruery from Orange County to takeover 14 of our taps!… The beer starts flowing at 11:00am, so call in sick on February 11th to head down to Steins. Kitchen will be open and full menu available.
The Bruery began as a distraction while the founder, Patrick Rue, was attending law school. Eventually, as his skills were honed and his passions defined, the clouds opened and a ray of light shone down on Patrick – it became clear that making beer was his calling.
The following is the beer lineup:
- Mischief
- Rugbrød
- Saison De Lente
- Sour in the Rye
- Melange #8
- Bottleworks XII
- Humulus Lager
- Windowsill
- Shegöat
- Tout Mais Le Coller
- Barrel Aged 5 Golden Rings
- Rueuze
- Oude Tart
- Bois
- Six-Geese-a-Layin
Thursday, Feb. 13, 11 a.m. – Closing: Take a Walk with Clown Shoes Beer
Steins welcomes Clown Shoes Beer to the West Coast for a Tap Takeover at the best beer drinking establishment in the South Bay! The event will begin as soon as we open our doors on February 11th and run until the beer is gone (or closing, whichever comes first). Don’t miss some exclusive beers…
Clown Shoes Beer started as an entry into a Beer Advocate naming contest – an entry that did not event crack the top 5 submissions. However, with a slight chip on his shoulder, founder and general head honcho Gregg Berman decided to make his own Clown Shoes Beer. What became of it all is remarkable, as Clown Shoes Beer has debatably the most unique labels and brews in all of craft beer.
Beer lineup:
- Clementine
- Galactica IPA
- Hoppy Feet
- Muffin Top
- Tramp Stamp
- Vampire Slayer
- Blaecorn Unidragon
- Brown Angel
- Chocolate Sombrero
- Bombay Berserker
- Genghis Pecan
- Hammer of the Holy
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