Sierra Foothills’ Hidden Gem: GoatHouse Brewing Co and Hop Farm.

It’s a sunny day in Lincoln, California, and what could be better than sipping on a glass of fresh orange & agave hard seltzer, surrounded by the scent of brewing beer and the faint laughter of kids playing in the distance? Welcome to GoatHouse Brewing Co., a testament to the Sierra Foothills’ commitment to community, craftsmanship, and good ol’ family fun.

Tucked away at 600 Wise Road, this family-owned brewery has steadily become a local favorite. And it’s not just for the beer (which, by the way, is superb), but for the story that brews behind those barn doors. Michael and Catherine Johnson envisioned a place where simple pleasures reign supreme, and with dedication and a passion for craft beer, they transformed an old red barn into a haven for beer enthusiasts.No photo description available.

And it’s not just any barn. The walls echo with stories from the past, with redwood siding that has witnessed countless memories and wooden planks salvaged from San Francisco’s old Kezar stadium. It’s this mix of rich history and forward-thinking sustainability that makes GoatHouse Brewing stand out in the ever-growing craft beer scene.No photo description available.

Their approach to beer is a celebration of the Sierra Foothills region. They harvest hops right from their farm, pick fresh fruits from their orchard, and even partner with local beekeepers to use honey as a key ingredient in their beers. This “farm-to-glass” philosophy not only makes their beer uniquely delicious but it also strengthens the bond between the community and the local businesses.No photo description available.

But let’s talk about the beer! On your next visit, make sure you try their 10yr Anniversary Hazy IPA or the Blonde Ale with fresh lemons. If you’re in the mood for something bold, their West Coast IPA and American Red Ale are must-tries. And for those looking for a lighter touch, the Fresh Orange & Agave Hard Seltzer is a refreshing choice.

Visiting with family? No worries. Kids can get a kick out of feeding the resident goats, though it’s best to stick with the treats available at the Tasting Room. And if you’re thinking of bringing your furry pal along, well-behaved dogs are always welcome. Just ensure they’re leashed and you’re prepared to clean up after them.

A reminder to all: while they have a rotating selection of food trucks to satiate your hunger, outside food is also allowed. However, please respect the rules—outside alcoholic beverages are a no-no, and always drink responsibly.

If the allure of this charming brewery has you considering a move to the Sierra Foothills area, delve deeper into our real estate section to find the perfect home nearby. And who knows? Maybe GoatHouse Brewing Co. will be your next local hangout!

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Cheers to craft beer, history, and community! See you at GoatHouse Brewing Co. soon. 🍻

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