California brewery abruptly closes down after 12-year run

A beloved California brewery has closed its doors after 12 years in business.Electric Brewing Company in Murrieta abruptly closed on Saturday following an emotional social media announcement.“We’ve been working through a possible sale for some time, and while many of you knew changes were coming, nothing was official until now,” the company wrote on Instagram.“Due to circumstances outside of our control, everything came together very quickly and our final day is sooner than we had hoped.”The space will be occupied by another brewery, according to an Instagram post.

The company says they will retain their name, recipes, branding, and intellectual property, and are considering reopening in the future.“For now, we need some time to breathe, reset, and enjoy life without the constant struggle of keeping the brewery going,” the post continued.

“Thank you to our team, our regulars, our friends, our families, and everyone who walked through our doors over the years.You gave this place a life and a personality that went far beyond beer.”First opened in 2014, Electric Brewing Company specialized in IPAs, stouts, and “unique flavor experiments.” The company also sold retail and wholesale cases and kegs.

In a separate post, the businesses’ owners urged sentimental fans not to steal their branded merchandise.“Since announcing our closing, glasses, artwork, signs and other items have started disappearing from the brewery — even the keg we use to hold the front door open,” they wrote.“We completely understand wanting something to remember Electric Brewing by.

But taking things without asking, especially while we’re already going through the difficult process of closing, is a terrible way to remember this place.” California's top news, sports and entertainment delivered to your inbox every day.Please provide a valid email.

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Publisher: New York Post

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