Cooking with Cider: Let’s Make Apple Cider Bites

Valentine’s Day is coming up, and we’ve got a sweet treat for you to make for your loved one or… for yourself! Apple Cider Bites are easy to make and transport. Explosive flavors of apple, cinnamon, and cider spice will rock your tastebuds with one bite! Give them a try, you won’t regret it.

Apple Cider Filling

Granny Smith Apples (3)

Unsalted Butter (1 Tablespoon)

Ground Cinnamon (1 Teaspoon)

Salt(1/8 tablespoon)

Nutmeg (1/8 tablespoon)

Dark Brown Sugar (1/4 cup packed)

Lemon Juice (1 teaspoon)

Cornstarch (3 tablespoons)

Water (1/3 cup)

Nice and Dry Hard Cider OR Superfruit with Acai Berry Hard Cider (1/3 cup)

Other Ingredients

Crust:

Pillsbury Dough Crescents (1 pack)

OR

Phyllo Dough Cups (can be found in the frozen section)

Optional Toppings:

Whipped Cream

Vanilla Bean Ice Cream

Caramel Sauce Drizzle

Let’s Make the Apple Cider Bites!

  1. Preheat your oven to 375 degrees.
  2. Wash 3 apples and either cut or use a tool to skin each apple. Once skinned, cut your apples into slices. Dice the slices and set aside into a bowl. Dice the apples into preferred size.
  3. Add the butter to a medium sauce pan, setting the heat on a medium setting. Mixed butter until melted.
  4. Add the diced apples, cinnamon, nutmeg, brown sugar and salt into the butter pan. Mix until apple slices are browned with the other  dry ingredients. Stir for a few minutes.
  5. Pour 1/3 cup of Coronado Brewing Nice and Dry Cider into the saucepan mixture. Stir for a minute and then set heat to low for a simmer. Stir the mixture every few minutes for 6-7 minutes.
  6. Set aside another bowl, add cornstarch and water. Mix until it looks like milk. Add the cornstarch mix to the saucepan and stir away!
  7. Stir until fully mixed, allow the mixture to cook on a low heat.
  8. Grab a baking sheet and cover it with foil or nonstick cooking paper. Unwrap the Pillsbury dough crescents and lay out on sheet.
  9. Sprinkle a dash of cinnamon on each crescent, use a tool to spread the cinnamon if need be!
  10. Put a spoon size scoop of the apple mixture in each center of the crescents.
  11. Fold and wrap the dough around the mixture and place back on the baking sheet.
  12. Pop them into the oven and check back in about 6-8 minutes or until golden brown.
  13. Once done, take out of the oven and allow the apple bites to cool down.

OPTIONAL

Add a caramel drizzle, whipped cream or ice cream to this dish.

While you’re baking, enjoy a cider in a CBC pint glass

For a unique flavor, try using our Superfruit with Acai Berry Hard Cider. 

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Recipe: Bacon Wrapped Beer Cheese Bites

Holiday Season Appetizer – Bacon-Wrapped Beer Cheese Bites

Looking for an easy appetizer for the holiday season? Coronado Brewing has the perfect recipe for you. You’ll need a few simple ingredients, including the award-winning brew Weekend Vibes IPA.

Visit any CBC location or click here to find Weekend Vibes IPA near you!

Ingredients / Recommended Cooking Supplies

  • Whipped Cream Cheese or Pre-made Chive Cream Cheese
  • Green Onions
  • Weekend Vibes IPA
  • Crescent Rolls or Pre-Made Dough
  • Bacon
  • Tooth-picks
  • Dicer/Mixer

How to Make Bacon-Wrapped Beer Cheese Bites

Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Take a standard-size baking sheet and line it with non-stick aluminum foil, or parchment paper. Prepare a wire cooling rack on the side. Watch the video below to see how to make Bacon-Wrapped Beer Cheese Bites.

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Beer-Cheese Filling

  1. Take one small tub of whipped cream cheese or 8oz of your preferred cream cheese style and put into a medium-sized mixing bowl. If using pre-made chive cream cheese, the following step may be skipped.
  2. * Skip this step if using pre-made chive cream cheese. Take a bundle of fresh green onions and chop them into small pieces. Take the chopped bits and put into a dicer/ or continue to chop by hand.
  3. Once diced into thin pieces, pour into the bowl of cream cheese. Use a mixer or thoroughly mix by hand until the chives are fully mixed in.
  4. Take a 16 oz of Weekend Vibes IPA and pour 4oz (or 1/2 a cup) into the chive cream cheese mixture. Mix until evenly blended! Try a small spoonful and make adjustments before moving onto the next step.

Main Recipe

  1. Crack open your crescent rolls and lay them out on a cutting board. If pre-cut, separate each piece of dough. If the dough needs to be cut, we recommend using a pizza roller to cut the dough into even rectangles.
  2. Lay each dough strip on a baking sheet and fill each strip with the beer cheese mixture. Wrap the dough around the cheese to make a “bite” sized ball.
  3. Take the bacon strips and cut them into halves or thirds, whatever size works as long as the piece can be rolled over the crescent dough.
  4. Use standard sized tooth-picks to keep the bacon wrapped around the cheese bites!
  5. Pop into the oven for 12-18 minutes, or until bacon is fully cooked and the dough is a nice golden color.
  6. Once ready, let the beer cheese bites cool on a cooling rack for about 5-7 minutes.
  7. Serve and enjoy!

Leftovers? Reheat for 8-10 minutes in the oven at 300 degrees.

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Coronado Brewing Company and SDSU’s Global Campus Partner Again for the Professional Certificate in the Business of Craft Beer Diversity Award

Applications for the Professional Certificate in the Business of Craft Beer Diversity Award Are Now Open

Coronado Brewing has partnered with San Diego State University’s Global Campus in the hopes to promote diversity and inclusion within the brewing community through the Professional Certificate in the Business of Craft Beer Diversity Award. Cheers to that!

The award not only includes full tuition towards certificate completion but a paid internship position at Coronado Brewing’s main brewery as well. The brewing company is hopeful that the scholarship money and internship position will help foster a skilled and diverse generation of brewing professionals. Applications are open now until November 30th at midnight.

About the Professional Certificate in the Business of Craft Beer Program

In the fall of 2013, San Diego State University kick-started its Professional Certificate in the Business of Craft Beer program where students could have the opportunity to explore professions in the craft beer industry. The program provides hands-on training for those who are interested in the business side of the brewing industry.

SDSU’s Craft Beer Certificate program combines sensory and non-sensory courses, giving you a well-rounded education in craft beer. The sensory courses involve tasting beer that accompanies lecture, readings, and select off-site sessions at local breweries for practical hands-on learning. Non-sensory courses focus on the business side of the craft beer industry, such as finances, marketing, distribution, sales, and customer relations.

The overall goal of the program is to create passionate and knowledgeable management and staff in the hospitality industry to give customers a first-class experience.

Application Information

Students can apply by completing the online application, and responding to the following prompt in 500 to 1,000 words.

  1. Please share how you have demonstrated leadership in your community, industry, and/or school and strive to promote a diverse, inclusive, and equitable society.
  2. If you receive this award, how will your participation in the Professional Certificate in the Business of Craft Beer Program provide you the opportunity to impact the brewing industry and be a champion for a more diverse and inclusive workforce?

All applications must be submitted before November 30th, 2022 at 12:00 am Pacific time.

The Professional Certificate in the Business of Craft Beer Program board will review applications and essays to determine which applicants are qualified for the award. Officials will interview the top three finalists and determine the awardee!

Get to know Kassy Fierro, the first recipient to win the Professional Certificate in the Business of Craft Beer Diversity award here.


Enjoy a CBC playlist on Spotify while you apply!

3 Ways to Spend Valentine’s Day with Coronado Brewing

This year, Valentine’s Day falls on a Monday, which also happens to be the day after the 2022 Super Bowl. Not sure what to do for Valentine’s Day? Coronado Brewing has you covered. There are many different ways to celebrate love, especially since all three of our locations offer varying experiences. Follow along for three different ways you can celebrate Valentine’s Day in 2022.

1. With your Family and Fluffy-Friends at the

Bay Park Tasting Room

Coronado’s Tasting Room is an ideal spot for the entire family to share a meal together. Our outdoor patio-area is dog-friendly, so even your fluffiest family member can join in on the Valentine’s fun. The Knox menu includes a variety of delicious appetizers, specialty pizzas, organic hard cider and more. We suggest taking home a four-pack or two of our organic hard cider, coming in the flavors: Nice & Dry or Superfruit with Acai Berry. As of right now, our Bay Park Tasting Room is the only CBC location selling our canned cider to-go, so take advantage and stock up while you’re there. Our patio area has outdoor heaters, so you can sit outside anytime during the day. Order a few specialty pizzas for the entire family to split, and say cheers to your loved ones this Valentine’s Day.

Address: 1205 Knoxville Street, San Diego, CA 92110 

Hours: Mon-Sun 11:00 am-9:00 pm 

Mug Club Monday: 2:00 pm- 9:00 pm

Friday Fills: All Friday long!

2. With your Gals/Pals for a Picnic in

Imperial Beach

Coronado’s Imperial Beach location is a stone’s throw away from the beach. Bring your pals to our IB location and order food to go for an ultimate Galentine’s/friendly beach picnic. We suggest packing a blanket or beach chairs, but leave the food and brew to CBC. Pre-order your food online and select brews to-go in the IB fridge. We suggest you purchase a mixed-pack of our hard seltzers, which includes three unique flavors such as Strawberry Lemonade, Ginger Lime and Tangerine with Peach. Hosting a CBC-themed picnic for all your closest friends is the way to spend quality time together in honor of Valentine’s Day.

Address: 875 Seacoast Dr, Imperial Beach, CA 91932

Hours: Mon-Sun: 11:00 am-9:00 pm

Mug Club Monday: 2:00 pm- 9:00 pm

Friday Fills: All Friday long!

3. With your Significant Other at the

Coronado Island Pub

Last but certainly not least, if you’re looking for a fancy spot to take your significant other out to dinner our Coronado Pub location is the perfect place for a romantic date night. The pub menu is the most sophisticated, offering a variety of dishes from seafood pesto pasta, to wood-fired BBQ ribs, Atlantic salmon, and so much more. The pub also offers a mouth-watering dessert menu, containing four different dishes to choose from once you’ve finished on your main course. Take advantage of your time on the island and wrap up the night with a sunset walk on the public beach.

Address: 170 Orange Ave, Coronado, CA 92118

Hours: Mon-Fri: 10:00 am-9:00 pm

Mug Club Monday: 2:00-10:00 pm

Friday Fills: All Friday long!

*Keep in mind, all CBC locations do not accept reservations. Call ahead to check on wait times, or order ahead using this link.

What about Valentine’s Day gifts? CBC has a few ideas

& many more options to choose from here.

Coronado Brewing Company Introduces Kassy Fierro, Recipient of the Professional Certificate in Craft Beer Diversity Award!

Last year, CBC worked with SDSU’s Global Campus to create an award for the Professional Certificate in the Business of Craft Beer program. The award not only includes full tuition towards certificate completion but a paid internship position at Coronado Brewing as well. After months of receiving applications, Global Campus selected the award recipient, Kassandra Fierro! 

Meet Kassandra Fierro, the taproom manager and cellar person for Atrevida Beer Company in Colorado Springs, a very successful small business started by her parents Jess and Rich Fierro in 2018. 

CBC had the opportunity to reach out and get to know more about Kassy before the program officially starts up in February. Keep reading below to learn a few fun facts about Kassy, and discover some of the reasons why she applied for the scholarship award in the first place.

Who Are You?!: 

Kassandra Fierro – but I go by Kassy, and a nickname I go by is Lil’ Squeege. My birthday is August 14th, go leo gang!

Hometown: 

San Diego, but I grew up in Colorado Springs.

Dream Vacation Spot: 

Anywhere there’s a beach and piña coladas!

Favorite Craft Beer & what it’s Brewed with:

My favorite beer happens to be one of my own recipes called Panecito! It’s a Pan Dulce Inspired Hefeweizen.

Hidden Talents: 

I’m a Disney FANATIC! Catch me on a karaoke night singing every song from The Little Mermaid!

Do you have any Pets?:

I have an adorable Pitty/German Shepard Mix! His name is Quavo.

Favorite Recreational Activities:

Chilling out with my dog. Or doing anything with my dog! I also really enjoy cooking, but honestly, I’m not the best!

What’s your favorite thing about, or to do in San Diego?:

My favorite thing to do in San Diego is going to the beaches of course! My favorite thing about San Diego is all the memories I made there as a child.

If you were stranded on an island and could only bring three items with you, what would they be?

1. A Hammock

2. A Radio

3. And a Mosquito Net

What inspired you to follow your mother’s footsteps?

Seeing how there is no cap on creativity really drew me in. I love how ever-evolving and fast-paced this industry is. Sitting down and being able to create something out of nothing is a feeling I will never get tired of. It’s always going to challenge your creative boundaries and force you to think outside of the box!

What is one of your favorite memories from over the years of watching your Mom brew/operate her company?

A memory that really stands out to me is how we, at Atrevida, have created such a beautiful, inclusive, and loving community. Our customers/regulars are indescribably supportive. I’m very proud of the things we have been able to do for and with our community. Our community is something I will forever cherish.

What are some of your favorite responsibilities as a manager/ celler-person at Atrevida Beer Co? 

My favorite part about being a manager at Atrevida is definitely being able to work hand in hand with the owner to solve issues and/or hiccups we might run into. Solving things is my forte. I love puzzles and brewery puzzles are my favorite!

What are you looking forward to the most while working towards your Professional Certificate in Craft Beer? 

I am most looking forward to absorbing as much knowledge as I possibly can! This opportunity is absolutely incredible and I won’t let one little piece of information escape me! I’m also really looking forward to meeting new people in the industry and creating awesome relationships! I’m going to seize every opportunity that comes of this!

Background on Atrevida Beer Co.

Kassy’s mother, Jess, is Colorado’s very first female Head Brewer! She’s also well known for creating Colorado’s first Latina-owned brewing company. Atrevida Beer Co is a female-forward brewery, aiming to produce unique flavors that challenge consumers’ perspectives of craft beers. They promote their beliefs with the slogan, “Diversity, It’s on Tap!” If you’d like to learn more about Atrevida, click the link below to check out their website. 

Kassy, Coronado Brewing is so stoked to be supporting you in your journey towards completing the Professional Certificate of Craft Brewing. Thanks for sharing your passions and interests in the craft brewing industry, you’re going to do great! Stay tuned for future updates about Kassy’s completion of the program and her internship at CBC.

Learn more about the SDSU Global Campus Professional Certificate of Craft Brewing Scholarship at the link above!

Fall Recipes: Bison Beer Chili w/ Salty Crew Blonde Ale

It’s starting to get a bit… chilly down in San Diego, which means it’s time to break out the crockpot and try some new fall recipes. Coronado Brewing’s Bison Beer Chili is the perfect recipe to make at home, especially on those days when you don’t want to spend all afternoon in the kitchen. Bursting with the delicious flavors of Bison meat and a slight hint of Salty Crew Blonde Ale, Coronado’s Bison Beer Chili will certainly become a family favorite. 

Ingredients: 

  • Olive oil
  • One pound Ground Bison or preferred meat *
  • Minced Garlic 
  • One packet Chili Powder
  • Yellow Onions*
  • One 6oz can Tomato Paste
  • Two 16 oz cans Diced Tomatoes
  • Three 16oz cans Red Kidney Beans/Desired beans* 
  • One 16oz can Refried Beans
  • Cholula Hot Sauce* or prefferred sauce
  • One can of Salty Crew Blonde Ale

Topping Ingredients (optional)

  • Green Onions
  • Shredded Cheese
  • Bacon Crumbles 
  • Sour Cream
  • Crackers/Corn Bread

Side Note: Any of the ingredients with a * symbol may be substituted

  1. Drizzle a desired amount of olive oil on a pan with low heat. Add the ground bison, or preferred meat. Turn up heat slightly, and stir consistently. Cook until brown, then add a full packet of chili powder. Stir on low heat until fully mixed. Set to the side.
  2. Chop up an entire onion into desired size.
  3. In another pan, add a drizzle of olive oil on low heat. Add the chopped onions and stir.
  4. Next, take one 6oz can of tomato paste and add on top of onions. Stir until mixed.
  5. Take the heat up slightly, and add preferred amount of minced garlic. Mix all three ingredients together until fully mixed. Watch the temperature so it doesn’t burn.
  6. Add one can of diced tomatoes and a desired amount of hot sauce. Stir until mixed in with other ingredients. Let the mixture cook for a few minutes on low heat.
  7. Set Bison meat on low heat. Using the tomato mixture, slowly add it into the bison pan. Once added, stir until fully mixed.
  8. Rinse three cans of preferred beans and add them to the crockpot.
  9. Open the can of refried beans and mix them into the crockpot. Refried beans will need a good mix.
  10. Take your pan and pour the bison/tomato mixture into the crockpot. Stir until combined with the beans.
  11. Pour one full can of Salty Crew Blonde Ale into the crockpot and stir. Add more if desired.
  12. Put crockpot on slow cook setting, or chili setting depending on time. Slow cook usually produces more flavorful results.
  13. Sit back, relax and wait for the timer to go off. Once done, be sure to add toppings like green onions and cheese.

Stay tuned for an instructional video to go along with Coronado Brewing’s Bison Beer Chili recipe! #staycoastal

To find Salty Crew Blonde in a store near you Check out our Beer Finder Below!

PhotoBlog: High “Hops” after 2022 Hop Selection

Last week, three Coronado brewers, Mark, Bart, and Bryce, traveled up north to Yakima, Washington to observe and select various hops for the 2022 brew year. Bart Gumpert, CBC’s Innovation Brewer, took photos of the trip to share with those who may be curious about hop selection and what the process entails.

First stop- HAAS Pellet & Warehouse Complex

Next stop- Hollingsworth & Sons Facility

Next stop- CLS Farm Tour

Final stop- Exploring the Yakima Chief Hops (YCH) Farm

Cheers to another successful hop selection trip in the books. With hop selection complete, Coronado Brewing looks forward to another innovative year filled with hoppy new beers brewed with the best hops in the Pacific Northwest. Next time you’re in the Tasting Room, ask your server about the specific hops that go into the beer in your hand!

Coronado Brewing Company Partners with SDSU’s Global Campus for the Professional Certificate in the Business of Craft Beer Diversity Award

In the fall of 2013, San Diego State University kick-started their Professional Certificate in the Business of Craft Beer program where students could have the opportunity to explore professions in the craft beer industry. The program provides hands-on training for those who are interested in the business side of the brewing industry. The goal of the program is to create passionate and knowledgeable management and staff in the hospitality industry to give customers a first-class experience.

This year, Coronado Brewing has decided to join SDSU in its hopes to promote diversity and inclusion in the brewing community. A few core values at Coronado Brewing stem from professional growth, diversity, equity, and inclusion. In order to carry out these values, CBC has partnered with SDSU’s Global Campus to create an award for the Professional Certificate in the Business of Craft Beer program. The award not only includes full tuition towards certificate completion but a paid internship position at Coronado Brewing as well. The brewing company is hopeful that the scholarship and internship opportunity will help foster a skilled and diverse generation of brewing professionals.

Application Information

SDSU’s Global Campus is now accepting applications for the Professional Certificate in the Business of Craft Beer program award. While sending in your application, you’ll be asked to answer the following questions in 500-1000 words.

  1. Please share how you have demonstrated leadership in your community, industry, and/or school and strive to promote a diverse, inclusive, and equitable society.
  2. If you receive this award, how will your participation in the Professional Certificate in the Business of Craft Beer program provide you the opportunity to impact the brewing industry and be a champion for a more diverse and inclusive workforce?

Applications should be completed and submitted no later than November 30th. Applicants must be at least 21 years old. SDSU Global Campus will be interviewing the top three finalists at a later date. The award recipient will be selected and notified by December of this year. Once selected, the applicant can start the program in January of 2022.

What Even Is A Shandy?

At the beginning of 2021, our brewers at Coronado Brewing decided to spice things up for the new year. After finding the perfect combination of ripe citrus and wheat ale, they were able to brew an incredibly refreshing shandy with a West Coast twist. Orange Avenue Shandy is a refreshing wheat ale brewed with juicy citrus to keep your tastebuds happy. Since the release of this hybrid style ale, we’re often met with the question

What is a Shandy???

History of the Shandy

The term “shandygaff” was first introduced in 19th century New England. Shortened to ‘shandy,” the term was used to describe a blend of beer with any kind of non-alcoholic drink. The English typically crafted their shandy’s using ginger beer; however, any citrus-flavored beverage usually did the trick. Charles Dickens once wrote about shandies, exclaiming they were “the perfect alliance between beer and pop.” As shandies became more popular in English culture, the ale spread rapidly throughout Europe.

Though shandies were originally created as beer mixed with ginger-ale or ginger-beer, other European cultures used various citrus beverages to make them their own. For example, Germany’s shandy is typically made with lemon and is known as a “Radler.” Radlers adapted from the name Radlermass, or “cyclist litre.” Radlers were first made by Franz Kugler when he accidentally ran out of beer and had to mix it with lemon soda to keep the sales going. As lemon was introduced to the world of shandies, other flavors like grapefruit and orange came into play.

Narragansett Beer, Karbach Brewing Company, and Leinenkugel’s are three popular companies that craft shandies and radlers.

Orange Avenue Shandy

Why did we decide to make our own Shandy? For the last 25 years, CBC fans may have seen us crafting beers using citrus flavors before, ie. one of CBC’s most popular beers of all time, Orange Ave Wit. While they share a similar name, customers can think of Orange Ave Shandy as the “younger cousin” of Orange Ave Wit. Sure, OAW may have taught OA Shandy a thing or two, but Shandy brings a totally new set of flavors to the game, bursting with orange juiciness. “Orange Avenue Shandy isn’t like your traditional shandy, it’s brewed with orange and honey to give it a lighter, crisp taste,” says Bart Gumpert, CBC innovation brewer. He continued on by saying “Orange Avenue Shandy was brewed for our customers to enjoy a new style of beer, especially something that’s refreshing and easy to sip on.” Most shandies are best on hot days during the summer season; however; our shandy is crafted for year-round enjoyment. Don’t let another hot summer day ruin your vibe, stay refreshed and try an Orange Avenue Shandy today.

Coronado Brewing’s List of Date Night Ideas

After mask mandates were lifted in June, life seems to be slowly going back to “normal.” With that being said, now’s the perfect time to plan a date night with your significant other! Unsure of what to do besides watch Netflix and order takeout? Coronado Brewing Company has a growing list of the perfect activities to do in San Diego on a date night. Here are four different ways you can celebrate a night out with your second half. 

Kate O. Sessions Park Picnic 

Kate O Sessions, an iconic spot for a picnic with a view. This location is perfect for a picnic date with your closest friends or your lover. Kate O. Sessions not only offers beautiful views, but plenty of space for visitors to stay six feet apart from one another. We suggest packing up a sweet picnic filled with your favorite foods, paired with our Coronado Brewing Company Seltzers. You’ll also want to pack a blanket or chairs so you can sit comfortably at the park. Though it can get busy, the best time to go is around sunset. 

Price: $

Address: 5115 Soledad Rd, San Diego, CA 92109

Fireworks at SeaWorld/Bonfire on Fiesta Island 

Did you know that SeaWorld of San Diego sets off fireworks nearly every night? Enjoy a spectacular fireworks show for free, put on by San Diego SeaWorld at Mission Bay. The fireworks show is on a schedule, so we’ve included a link below for you to check out. We suggest watching the fireworks on Fiesta Island; however, any spot around Mission Bay near SeaWorld works as well. Pack up some chairs, blankets, snacks and your favorite CBC beverage and enjoy the show! Most Mission Bay locations provide fire pits for bonfire access.  You can bring fire supplies and snacks to enjoy a bonfire during the fireworks show! 

Link to Schedule: https://seaworld.com/san-diego/events/firework-shows/

Price: $ (show is free)

Address: 500 Sea World Dr., San Diego, CA 92109

Delicious Dinner Date at CBC

Tacos, Burgers, Ahi Poke, Soft Pretzels, Nachos… these are only a few out of many delicious options at CBC. Eating out at Coronado Brewing Company is the best way to celebrate date night. All three of our locations are open and we’re eager to host thirsty guests. Coronado Brewing Company is a prime spot for delicious food, refreshing drinks, good vibes and more. Pick a date, make a reservation and we will give you a romantic night that you won’t forget. There are three different locations to choose from, check out the addresses below. 

Price: $$

Imperial Beach Restaurant: 875 Seacoast Drive, Imperial Beach, CA 91932

Coronado Pub: 170 Orange Avenue, Coronado, CA 92118

SD Tasting Room & Kitchen: 1205 Knoxville Street, San Diego, CA 92110

Padres Game/Beerfest  

Whether or not you’re a baseball fan, you can always have a great time when you attend a game at Petco Park! You can purchase some of our best-selling beverages like Weekend Vibes and Salty Crew when you watch a San Diego Padres game. Check online at https://www.mlb.com/padres/schedule to find the best game for your next date night. For extra fun, purchase tickets on the same day as “Beerfest,” an event where you can enjoy $5 drinks, live music and more. CBC has a booth of our own at Beerfest, and we’d love to see you there. Beerfest entry is included with your Padres game ticket. The event starts at 5pm and ends when the last drink is poured! See the Beerfest dates below.

  • Friday, July 30 vs Colorado Rockies –Tickets
  • Friday, August 6 vs Arizona D-backs – Tickets
  • Friday, September 3 vs Houston Astros – Tickets

Price: $$$

Address: 100 Park Blvd, San Diego, CA 92101

Please drink responsibly. Plan an alternate ride home if consuming alcohol.