Locally owned and operated brewery Aloha Beer, founded by James Lee and Steve Sombrero, with Dave Campbell as the Brewmaster, is a label that you’ll probably see popping up on shelves soon. Here’s a sneak peek at the new, vastly expanded brewery and brewpub that could very well be Honolulu’s next pau hana hot spot.
Aloha Beer VIP Opening (1 of 20)
What was once a warehouse/storage space at the side of Sam Choy's has been transformed into Hawaii's latest local brewpub, Aloha Beer Co. The 6000 square-foot space is designed to be a place to eat, drink and watch live entertainment. Although Sam Choy's has had its own small brewery for a while, the opening of Aloha Beer marks a new era and the formal start of a new company, with a unique product that will be distributed to stores around Hawaii.
There will be 16 tap handles with eight different beers at the full bar, plus food service from the adjacent Sam Choy's kitchen, featuring an exclusive menu of gourmet local fusion pupu specifically designed to complement the beer.
Curious? Take a look!
Aloha Beer Company
580 N. Nimitz Hwy.
www.alohabeer.com
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Look at that huge space! I say they should clear it of furniture and host a tasting room a few nights a week. Does anybody know a place that does that here? I went to Sweetwater Brewery in Atlanta for a tasting/tour last month and it was insane how fun and busy it was. There, a mere $10 gets you a take home glass and 6 sample tickets for 5.5oz samples. This is probably critical for any new beer brand; I love beer but I'm not paying for a 6 pack of each thing Aloha Beer makes to try it all.
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