Mission Local reports:
In the same north eastern Mission District area where big-name breweries like Hamm’s and Rainier once stood, Anthony LaVia plans to open the Southern Pacific Brewing company, a new brew pub and restaurant that promises to return the Mission to its brewing days.
But while LaVia, 33, envisions the revival of the Mission as a hub in which the Rainier Brewery used to produce up to 350,000 barrels per year, he’s taking his plan one step further: once opened, Southern Pacific Brewing would become the first brewery in San Francisco to host a dual license, allowing it to produce beer to sell on site as well as to other commercial clients — such as bars and restaurants.
Dual license! Epic! Read on. (Thanks, Jacob!)
[Photo by Southern Pacific Brewing]
Here is a complete list of every brewery that was in S.F. http://www.sfbeer.org/images/sfbreweries.pdf
Um… Speakeasy produces beer to sell on site.
“Dual license! Epic!”
Only in fucking San Francisco. Jeez…
By the way, I wish them the best of luck, but if you can’t get as close to Mission as South Van Ness, then I think you are fucked from the start.
$3 pints of freshly brewed beer and a patio? Epic indeed.