Far away in the distance we saw what appeared to be a large rotating pineapple. That could only mean one thing, we’d found a kiosk, slangin’ the freshest juice of all the land. This expressive yeast Hazy IPA features a melange of hop varieties for a great offering of red fruit, white grape, grapefruit oil forward terpenes & a nice dusting of pine. Hopped with Strata, Nelson, Simcoe, Centennial & Motueka.
Juice Kiosk Hazy IPA, Cellarmaker (4pk)
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About the Brewery
Cellarmaker Brewing Company started in San Francisco’s SoMa in 2013 with a simple obsession: beer doesn’t finish on brew day—it becomes itself in the cellar. That “cellarmaker” idea isn’t branding fluff; it’s the through-line in everything they do, from hop-saturated pale ales and IPAs to the kind of mixed-fermentation and saison experiments that reward repeat visits. The team’s approach is famously iterative (new beers, tweaks, re-thinks), and the result is a lineup that’s equal parts technical and playful—built for people who like their pints loud, fresh, and dialed-in.
In Oakland, Cellarmaker planted a flag at 300 Webster Street near Jack London Square, turning a big industrial space into a destination that pairs their beer with pizza under the “House of Pizza” banner. And if you like your beer journey with a left turn into the funky lane, Cellarmaker’s 2022 takeover of Berkeley’s The Rare Barrel folded world-class sour and barrel-aged brewing into the broader family—so “one brewery” can mean a lot of styles, depending on which tap list you’re staring at.