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Beer By BART

http://beerbybart.com

Beer by BART is a directory of 30 top places where you can try excellent beer -- mostly locally crafted -- in the San Francisco area without driving. It's fun to do that by using the Bay Area Rapid Transit system, and then taking a pleasant walk to some of the best beer destinations in the country.

Added on: Oct 7th, 2007
Country: United States
Language: English

Author: Gail Williams & Steve Shapiro
Listed in: Food & Drink Travel
Tags: beer brewers ale microbrew beers beertourism

Recent Posts

Roll out the festivals

Posted on Thursday November 12th, 2009 at 10:13 in beer, san francisco, east bay, craft beer, beer festivals, fort mason, the bistro

The number of great beer events in the Bay Area really seems to be growing. This November weekend there are festivals on Saturday and on Sunday. Turns out that this Saturday is the 4th annual incarnation of the incredible Barrel Aged Beer festiva...
Post hoc ergo… this beer tastes odd

Posted on Friday November 6th, 2009 at 14:08 in beer, events, pubs, session, the session, hayward, craft beer, russian river, beer festivals, moonlight brewing, the bistro

This month’s version of The Session – a beer blogging tradition of note – is dedicated to the idea of “framing” an experience by expectation and context. The experience is beer, of course. One of the pleasures of tryin...
San Francisco’s Mission District: home to Pi Bar, Shotwell’s and more tasty beer destinations

Posted on Thursday October 29th, 2009 at 10:45 in beer, san francisco, pubs, mission district, bart, craft beer, valencia street, san francisco beer, beer by bart

With the opening of Pi Bar on Valencia, just added to the Beer By BART transit listings, and the recently added Shotwell’s (on Shotwell of course), it’s becoming obvious that craft beer enjoyment is now one of the many reasons to visit...
Southern Oregon Beer Touring: Caldera Tap House Opens

Posted on Tuesday September 1st, 2009 at 01:30 in travel, beer, oregon, craft beer, beer travel

Caldera, a craft brewery in Ashland, Oregon, about five and a half hours north of San Francisco on I-5, recently launched their own downtown taproom on the site of the original Rogue brewhouse on the charming Lithia Creek. For twelve years Caldera...
Beer dinners

Posted on Thursday July 9th, 2009 at 12:49 in beer, events, san francisco, craft beer, cicerone, beer travel, beerbybart, great brewers, beer dinners, the thristy hopster

Beer dinners, beer sommeliers, cicerones, beer pairings… intelligent concern with good food and beer — both the quality and quantity and attention to pairing flavors — is booming. It sure looks like a trend from where we sit. We&...
The Session: Will Travel For Beer (Roundup #29)

Posted on Saturday July 4th, 2009 at 20:18 in the session, beer travel

This time around The Session was all about charting uncharted territory. We gave a very general call, asking for either travel stories, practical tips, or dream beer vacations… plus a beer description if it fits in anyplace, and we got a lo...