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fromwww.berkeleyside.org
6 hours ago

21st Amendment and Edith's Pie announce upcoming closures; Seoul Hotdog shuts down

What was once one of the largest brewing companies in the U.S. is now planning to close at the end of the year. 21st Amendment Brewery, whose brewing operations are headquartered in San Leandro, announced Nov. 4 will be its last day. Owner Nico Freccia told the SF Chronicle his company's sales have declined by roughly 20% every year since 2021, and that the brewery's lender will no longer fund the business due to its cash bleed.
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fromThe Oaklandside
6 hours ago

21st Amendment and Edith's Pie announce upcoming closures; Seoul Hotdog shuts down

Multiple East Bay food and drink businesses are closing, including 21st Amendment Brewery, Edith's Pie, and Seoul Hotdog, citing steep sales declines and financial strain.
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fromsfist.com
1 week ago
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21st Amendment Shutting Down Permanently, Both SF Taproom and East Bay Brewery Will Close

fromsfist.com
1 week ago
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21st Amendment Shutting Down Permanently, Both SF Taproom and East Bay Brewery Will Close

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fromABC7 San Francisco
1 week ago

Report: San Leandro's 21st Amendment Brewery shutting down operations

21st Amendment Brewery will cease operations at its San Leandro facility by early November due to sales declines and inability to secure funding.
fromwww.mercurynews.com
1 week ago

Bay Area craft beer leader 21st Amendment Brewery is shutting down

The founders of 21st Amendment Brewery, with a production facility in San Leandro and a brewpub near the ballpark in San Francisco, announced today that they will be closing both locations, and winding down the business in the coming months. Co-owners Shaun O'Sullivan and Nico Freccia founded the brewery in 2000 25 years ago. The business began as a brewpub, but they later began canning their beer and were one of the first in both California, and the
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