Marin Brewing Company

Larkspur, California-based Marin Brewing Company will close this month after 33 years.

Marin Brewing’s Brewmaster Arne Johnson is pleased to announce his next great beer, the one he named after himself, Arnebräu. This beer takes its inspiration from Johnson’s first trip to Munich, Germany.

This week The Marin Brewing Company has unleashed a collaboration brew like no other, dubbed Marin/Granizo South ‘Merkén Double Porter.

The Marin Brewing Company (The Brewco) will release its first Brut IPA today, Dom Marignon.

Who would have thought it would take an international soccer tournament to inspire Marin Brewing’s first true Hazy IPA, but Whirled Cup Hazy IPA is here!

Your Uncle’s IPA glows a pale golden hue, with an aroma reminiscent of a tropical fruit stand in Brazil, and coats the palate with rich hops and subtle malt.

Marin Brewing Company’s Sancho Lager is a variation on the Vienna-style lager, of which the Mexican brewed Dos Equis Amber is a classic example.

On Thursday, February 8th, Marin Brewing Company (The Brewco) will release Flake News Russian Imperial Oatmeal Stout.

Brewed at Marin Brewing Company in collaboration with Shane Aldrich of Oakland United Brewing Company, a former Marin brewer, #nofilterbananasplitbock is the result of what happens when a couple of old school brewers get together over beers at the Great American Beer Festival and plan a collaboration.

F.B.I.P.A., originally named Flynn for the Win, will be available at Marin Brewing on Monday, January 8, 2018.

Wouldn’t it be great if you could have your favorite craft beer delivered straight to your front door or your office? The people at Marin Brewing and Moylan’s thought so too, so they’ve partnered with beer delivery Hopsy to make it happen.

The Marin Brewing Company (The Brewco) is honored to be among the first breweries to craft beer with the newly launched Admiral Maltings and its malted barley.

Like the hurricane it’s named after, Irma IPA is a one-time event. It’s a classic IPA described by Brewmaster Arne Johnson as, “wet as they come and full of tropical flavors.” Johnson says his Irma IPA is also a bit unpredictable and packs a wallop (7.0% ABV).

Marin Brewing’s Brewmaster Arne Johnson often finds inspiration in the most fascinating places, including the news. Johnson’s love of current events and politics recently lead him to the nearest dictionary where he fell in love with a new word, and that word is the name for his next great beer.