Iron Triangle Brewing Is Up For Sale
(Los Angeles, CA) – After roughly three years after opening, Iron Triangle Brewing, have elected to place the startup brewery for sale as a turnkey production brewery / taproom destination package.
Iron Triangle Brewing started out with big fanfare, as the Arts District of Los Angeles has become a destination for younger beer drinkers. With Arts District Brewing, Mumford Brewing and many outlying craft beer bars to choose from, this once grim area has become a hotspot on the weekends. Many can speculate to the quick rise and fall of this business, Iron Triangle employed a risky model of building a big fancy brewery with the hopes of growing into it as opposed to starting small and growing demand and good will.
For those interested in purchasing this beautiful facility, check out the sale post over at Brewbound. We reached out to current COO/CFO Kale Bittner for comment and clarification surrounding this transition.
- Outside sales have ceased with a few off-premise can accounts as exceptions.
- A limited amount of production is still planned to keep the taproom open and operating.
- Taproom will continue to be open during normally scheduled business hours with a number of upcoming events that can be found on our website’s event calendar.
When pressed as to why the owners have chosen to sell this new brewery, Kale responded by saying “The owners have decided that their capital would be better invested in their other businesses.”
September 17, 2019 @ 8:28 am
In September of 2016 I was visiting Los Angeles from Chicago and visiting breweries in the arts district. I walked from the Arts DIstrict brewery to Iron Triangle brewery. While walking myself it was a very isolated walk with very few people and loads of abandoned buildings as I remained vigilant throughout the hike. As I walked down the lonely street to my destination I marveled at the exterior of Brewery and loved the idea of renovating an old warehouse into a Brewery. Inside was just as spectacular….This area reminded me of the West Loop in Chicago. It’s a shame that this brewery did not get the support it deserved……my hats off to the owners who took the risk and hopefully the area will continue to grow and a new owner can carry the torch……..
June 26, 2019 @ 12:12 pm
Beyond being of poor taste, Alfred is incorrect. Nate and Kale (the owner and COO respectively) are fiercely independent. They had an awesome vision and brew a very tasty, award-winning brew. Beyond the personal financial loss, it’s never a positive for to lose a solid business, especially one that contributes to the overall vibe of the community. I wish them well and remain hopeful that an angel might purchase last minute and keep the good times rolling.
March 30, 2019 @ 3:48 pm
They were not independant. They were not craft. They are now fucked. Good luck iron.