Brewery / taproom
Unclaimed profileArmistice Brewing Company
Richmond, CA · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Armistice Brewing Company pours a wide-ranging beer lineup across two California locations, with barrel-aged imperial stouts, pilsners, IPAs, and saisons packed into 4-packs and bottles. The Napa outpost adds wines from small sustainable French and Italian producers, while non-alcoholic drinkers get Fieldwork NA beers, kombucha, and more. A recent customer account singles out the brewery's varied beer selection as one of the best in the area.
- What should I order?
- Start with Rich City Pils, a 4.9% German-style pilsner that shows the brewery's range beyond hops. For something bigger, the 2019 Hiney the Bunger barrel-aged imperial stout in a 500ml bottle delivers a hefty pour. Non-alcoholic options include Fieldwork's NA lager and hazy IPA.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Beer drinkers chasing variety will find pilsners, IPAs, saisons, and barrel-aged stouts. The non-alcoholic range, including craft NA beers and kombucha, suits designated drivers or those abstaining. Wine fans can explore small sustainable French and Italian producers at the Napa location.
- When should I go?
- No specific timing is supported, but the brewery's two locations—and Napa—offer flexibility depending on where you are in the Bay Area.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Beer 4-packs run $15 to $26, single cans $5.25 to $8, and bottles $24 to $40. Non-alcoholic drinks cost $2.50 to $7, with NA beers at $6 each.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The beer program spans a wide stylistic range with named barrel-aged stouts, pilsners, IPAs, and saisons, sold in formats from single cans to 500ml bottles. The Napa location's wine selection of small sustainable producers adds another layer. A recent customer account describes the brewery as one of the best in the area for varied beer.
Beverage categories
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Wine
Wine is limited to the Napa location, where the focus is on small, sustainable French and Italian producers.
Menu strengths
- — Offers wines from small, sustainable French and Italian producers.
Standout selections
- — Napa location offers wines from small, sustainable French and Italian producers.
Pricing: Not specified for wine; beer bottles range $24–$40.
Beer
The beer program is extensive, covering pilsners, IPAs, saisons, and barrel-aged imperial stouts. Named selections include Rich City Pils, Green New Zeal, Saison Vraiment, and two vintages of Hiney the Bunger. Recent customer accounts praise the wide and varied selection.
Menu strengths
- — Wide range of styles from pilsners to barrel-aged imperial stouts.
- — Transparent pricing across formats: 4-packs, single cans, and bottles.
- — Customers praise the varied beer selection as among the best in the area.
Standout selections
- — 2019 Hiney the Bunger – barrel-aged imperial stout, 500ml bottle, $40.
- — 2020 Hiney the Bunger – barrel-aged imperial stout, 500ml bottle, $34.
- — Rich City Pils – German-style pilsner, 4.9% ABV, 4-pack, $18.
- — Green New Zeal – New Zealand hazy IPA, 7.2% ABV, 4-pack, $21.
Pricing: 4-packs $15–$26; single cans $5.25–$8; bottles $24–$40.
Nonalcoholic
Non-alcoholic options are solid, with craft NA beers from Fieldwork, plus sparkling water, root beer, and kombucha. Pricing is accessible, and the NA beer list gives abstainers a real choice.
Menu strengths
- — Includes craft non-alcoholic beers, not just sodas.; Range covers sparkling water, root beer, and kombucha.
- — Pricing is modest, with most options under $7.
Standout selections
- — Fieldwork Lager – non-alcoholic lager, $6.; Fieldwork Hazy IPA – non-alcoholic hazy IPA, $6.
- — Kevita Lavender Lemon – lavender lemon kombucha, $6.
Pricing: $2.50–$7.00.
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