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Brewery Rowe: Is San Diego’s beer industry circling the drain? Nope.

Despite several recent brewery closures, there are still 137 breweries and the region's beers continue to shine at national competitions

A bartender pours beer into a glass at North Park Beer in Bankers Hill in San Diego in 2023. (Adriana Heldiz – U-T)
A bartender pours beer into a glass at North Park Beer in Bankers Hill in San Diego in 2023. (Adriana Heldiz – U-T)
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Despite several recent brewery closures, there are still 137 breweries and the region's beers continue to shine at national competitions

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