Fieldwork Brewing Company Expands to Five Locations in Northern California

Walking into Fieldwork Brewing locales is never the same experience twice with their ambitious brewing program featuring signature IPAs, Double IPAs, lagers, pale ales, sours, stouts, etc. Upon officially opening in February 2015, Fieldwork has released more beers than they can possibly fit into their three-ring binders cataloguing the past 28 months of brewing. Bay Area regulars and out of town visitors can always rely on enjoying an onslaught of beer varieties with the beer menu in constant rotation. Some beers reappear and others never repeat.

At the brewing helm is Fieldwork’s Co-Owner and Head Brewer Alex Tweet, a madcap brewer who helped open Modern Times Beer and began his career at Ballast Point Brewing & Spirits. Tweet and his brewing team of merry pranksters churn out Fieldwork’s highly aromatic and well-balanced beers on a completely manual brewing system. Without the amenities and automation existent on modern systems, Tweet’s deft crew focuses on innovation rather than consistency for its ever-changing beer roster. Based on seasonality and quality, Fieldwork forges its own path brewing beers they simply love to drink.

An homage to their appreciation for the great outdoors and Northern California’s landscape diversity, Fieldwork’s Special Release 16 oz. cans feature naturalistic labels reflecting distinct narratives for each idiosyncratic beer. Fieldwork’s owners and employees alike can often be found savoring their freshly released creations while fishing, camping, or hiking on a nearby trail. With a beer in hand, Fieldwork advocates for living life to the fullest by reveling in the region’s natural vistas.

"The Fieldwork brand and rotating beer lineup can be hard to describe succinctly, but I’d like to think of it as being the classic novel Walden; but only if instead of being written by Thoreau it was written by Larry David," says Alex Tweet.

With plans to release a number of new Special Release cans in the coming months, Fieldwork to date has brewed upwards of 30 unique Special Release cans. The highly coveted Special Release cans with their respective label designs include the following standouts: Galaxy Juice IPA boasts tree-lined skies with infinite stars amid rays of blues and greens at dusk; Pulp IPA dwells in the mossy enclaves at the base of a forest; Pulp Free West Coast IPA perches atop a pier at a Southern California beach; Caribbean Queen Tropical Sour Ale lies on the sandy beaches of the Caribbean Sea; Imperial Hot Chocolate Mexican Imperial Stout rests on the sun-drenched rugged Mexican mountain terrain; Cocoanut German Chocolate Cake Imperial Stout sits amidst the drying cocoa beans; Painted Gold Pale Ale sails along the city by the bay; Tundra Triple IPA camps out on the grassy base of snowy mountain tops.