Dust Bowl Brewing Co. offers two unique taproom settings, one in its hometown of Turlock, CA and one located in the coastal city of Monterey, CA. The Brewery Taproom is a Central California destination offering 20 taps at the inside bar, patio dining, Beer Garden with 20 taps and separate food menu, corn hole, bocce, and more! Opened June 2019, the Monterey Tap Depot is located just steps from Fisherman’s Wharf. The lively spot offers 24 taps, an onsite food truck, and patio with fire pit, heaters, picnic tables, and corn hole.
This easy-drinking light lager has a nice mild character. Two-Row pale malt and the use of flaked oats and white wheat give the beer a clean, crisp character with a little sweetness, light body and smooth mouthfeel. Very low bitterness. Smooth and satisfying!
An assist from Champagne yeast brings this massive IPA into the Mega category. Citrus and tropical notes fade to the background behind big notes of stone fruit.
We bumped up the body of this hazy Double IPA with more oats and the blend of Cashmere, Ekuanot, and El Dorado hops create aromas of cotton candy and berries.
This IPA is focused on tropical fruit aromas and a smooth bitterness. Specialty malts add a layer of sweetness and Vermont ale yeast helps accentuate the hops with passion fruit notes.
Our new year-round fruited blonde ale boasts big aromas of orange and mango making this an inviting thirst quencher.
Rounded and smooth, this American classic is an easy-drinking, approachable beer. California Golden Ale offers a subtle malt and hop presence making it an ideal gateway beer. Like most golden ales, California Golden Ale is also sessionable at 4.5% ABV. It’s a beer that fits the California lifestyle.
A blend of crystal, chocolate and roasted malts and lactose brings a smooth taste of chocolate and hints of coffee with a subtle sweetness and full body.
The spirit of Dust Bowl Brewing Co. was born decades ago thanks to one family’s unwavering passion for adventure and immeasurable dedication to one another. The tale begins back in the 1930s when the Tate family loaded their Model A and left Oklahoma for a journey that would prove fruitful for generations to come.
