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Congressman recognizes NCBC’s sustainability

by NCBC News | Sep 18, 2018 | Brewery, California, NCBC News, NCBC Staff, News, Praise, Press Release, Sustainability

Congressman Jared Huffman recognized North Coast Brewing Company and Fortunate Farm on Tuesday, August 21, for their environmental sustainability efforts. Rep. Huffman represents California’s 2nd Congressional District. In a brief ceremony, Rep. Huffman presented...

Celebrate World Oceans Day with an Ocean-Friendly IPA

by North Coast Brewing Company | Jun 5, 2018 | NCBC News, Sustainability

Our President and Co-Founder Mark Ruedrich has had a lifelong interest in the sea and marine life, earning a degree in Zoology with the intention of one day working as a Marine Biologist. When he reached California’s North Coast, however, he decided to open a...

Read Our 2017 Sustainability Report!

by North Coast Brewing Company | May 28, 2018 | NCBC News, Sustainability

We’re proud to release our 2017 Sustainability Report, now available online, documenting our plan to make the world a better place, one pint at a time. Acknowledging climate change as the biggest challenge facing the world today, we have accelerated our...

7 Reasons Drinking North Coast Beer is Good for the Planet

by North Coast Brewing Company | Apr 19, 2018 | NCBC News, Sustainability

When we started brewing beer 30 years ago, the world was just beginning to take climate change seriously. Today, we recognize this threat as the biggest challenge facing our planet. That’s why we view our commitment to environmental stewardship as a necessity...

Video: Fortunate Farm: Visionary Carbon Farming from a Brewery’s Waste Stream

by North Coast Brewing Company | Mar 23, 2016 | Sustainability, Video

As a young farmer, Gowan Batist worked with the North Coast Brewing Company to establish a family farm with a focus on rotational grazing, composting, and heirloom vegetables. Learn about how Gowan is “carbon farming” by using the waste stream from the local...