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Mad River Brewing Company

Blue Lake · CA · Production - Regional

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Mad River Brewing Hires New Executive Chef, Revamps Restaurant

After serving for more than 15 years as an Executive Chef at some of the most renown wineries in Sonoma County, Trevor Eliason returned to his birthplace to completely transform the Mad River Brewing Company Tap Room into a modern restaurant featuring artfully assembled meals that accentuate the brewery’s diverse collection of hand-crafted ales.

Mad River Brewing Unveils First Logo Under Yurok Ownership

The Mad River Brewing Company’s award-winning craft ales will soon brandish an incredible new illustration that honors the business’s deep roots in Humboldt County, while clearly identifying it as a distinctly Yurok Tribe-owned entity.

Mad River Brewing Company Purchases Wild Goose Canning Line

Mad River Brewing Company owned by the Yurok Agricultural Corporation has announced the purchase of a Wild Goose canning line. The canning line will be operational in March of this year at the Blue Lake, California location.

Mad River Brewing Announces Release of John Barleycorn Barley Wine

Mad River Brewing Company is pleased to announce the launch of our 26th Annual release of John Barleycorn Barley Wine. Each year as we celebrate the harvest and brew our John Barleycorn Barley Wine-Style Ale we adapt the recipe and change the label to fit the legacy behind John Barleycorn.

Mad River Brewing Revamps for Growth

Mad River Brewing Company (MRB), one of California’s original craft breweries, has revamped its portfolio and packaging and increased production to over three times capacity with the installation of a new brew house.

Mad River Brewing Takes Silver at 2015 Great American Beer Festival

Mad River Brewing proudly claimed a silver medal at the 2015 Great American Beer Festival (GABF). Presented by the Brewers Association, GABF is the largest national beer competition recognizing the most outstanding beers produced in the United States. The top three winners in 92 beer categories were announced September 26 at the annual event in Denver, Colorado, with Mad River Brewing’s Humboldt Brownie taking silver in the Other Strong Ale category.