Need Sonoma County bottle shop recommendations

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  1. Allsmoke

    Allsmoke Initiate (0) Aug 11, 2007 Virginia

    Good evening all,

    I'll be in Sonoma County next week for work and hoping you guys can help guide me to a good bottle shop. I'm staying at the Fairmont Sonoma mission inn if that helps geographically.

    I'm going to Russian River but would also like to stop at a good store to bring back more did I can't get in the D.C.area.

    Any help would be appreciated. Also, any hidden local gems I should look for that might bit be on non locals radars?

    Cheers
     
    #1 Allsmoke, Apr 16, 2017
  2. spark3148857

    spark3148857 Pooh-Bah (1,595) Dec 4, 2010 Ohio
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    I would head to Beercraft Rohnert Park. They usually have Cellarmaker on tap and currently looks like Alvarado Street, Modern Times and Asante Adairius selections as well.
     
    #2 spark3148857, Apr 16, 2017
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  3. atomicpunk5151

    atomicpunk5151 Maven (1,280) Jul 25, 2010 California
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    Not a lot of bottle shops right in Sonoma/Boyes Hot Spring. Broadway Market. Whole Foods.

    Sonoma Springs Brewery and Hopmonk tap room in Sonoma. Just a few minutes from where you are staying.

    Ok/average tap room a few minutes on highway 12 from where you are staying in Boyes Hot Springs. Olde Sonoma Public House.
     
    #3 atomicpunk5151, Apr 17, 2017
  4. reefer_bob

    reefer_bob Savant (1,010) May 13, 2014 California
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    Beercraft in Rohnert Park is your first stop. Bottle Barn on the North Side of Santa Rosa is your second stop.

    There's a nice place down the street from Russian River called Willabee's. They have a couple drafts, decent bottles, nothing super crazy.
     
    #4 reefer_bob, Apr 17, 2017
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  5. theconductor

    theconductor Zealot (739) Nov 4, 2008 California

    I've been pretty impressed with Sonoma Springs latest IPA's. Definitely a step in the right direction. Their non hoppy beers are always excellent.
     
    #5 theconductor, Apr 18, 2017
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