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Bagby Signs Lease On New Brewery Location

November 15, 2012 By Jay Brooks

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This is excellent news. Jeff Bagby, who won a boatload of awards while brewmaster at Pizza Port Carlsbad and Director of Brewery Operations for the entire chain, has been searching for the ideal location to open his own brewery, to be called Bagby Beer Co. He announced earlier today that he and his wife, and business partner, Dande Bagby, have signed a lease for the property at 601 S. Coast Highway in Oceanside, California. The 11,000 square foot space used to be “the historical Continental Motors and BMW Oceanside,” and consists of three separate buildings and a small courtyard, which they hope to turn into an outdoor beer garden. They anticipate starting construction on the brewery and restaurant in early 2013. There’s still a lot of work to do before they’re up and running, and Jeff is brewing beer again, but at least they’re over the first hurdle. Join me in congratulating Jeff and Dande on finding a location for their brewery.

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Filed Under: Breweries, News Tagged With: Announcements, California, Press Release, San Diego



Comments

  1. Steve Shapiro says

    November 15, 2012 at 11:34 pm

    Great news. And it’s only .6 miles from the Oceanside Transit Center. The Coaster runs from downtown San Diego and the Sprinter runs from there to Escondido, with stops in Vista (Mother Earth, Iron Fist), San Marcos (Lost Abbey & the new Rip Current) and Stone. Along with Breakwater near the transit center, you have a wonderful beer tour of North San Diego County by train.

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