Brewhouse Brands

In 1996, the first BJ’s brewery began production in our new brewhouse in Brea, California. The introduction of fine handcrafted beer took off like wild fire and soon they began adding new brews through the years as the BJ’s brand has expanded across the U.S.

Our passionate desire to provide extraordinary value for our guests in a high-energy, fun, child-friendly environment, along with a sincere commitment to support the communities in which we do business goes to the heart of what differentiates BJ’s from other brewers. It is because of you, our guests, that we have been able to realize a dream and create the company and culture that thrives today. Thank you for being the biggest, and most important, part of what keeps our dreams alive!

Harvest Hefeweizen

Not just another wheat beer. Our hefeweizen is fermented with authentic Bavarian weizen yeast to produce its unique flavor profile – fruity, spicy, and refreshing. Try it without a lemon!

1st Place German Wheat & Rye at 2006 California State Fair

Gold Medal South German-Style Hefeweizen at 2005 LA County Fair

Bronze Medal German-Style Wheat Ale at 2004 Los Angeles County Fair

Second Place Continental Wheat beer at 1997 California State Fair

Tatonka Stout

An Imperial Stout – a classic style so rich and flavorful that it was once the private beverage of Russian Czars. The profile is malty sweet, hop bitter roasted, full-bodied, alcoholic, and deliciously complex. Beer doesn’t get much more intense than this!

Gold Medal Imperial Stout/Barley Wine at 2003 Los Angeles County Fair

Silver Medal Cask Foreign or Imperial Stout at 2000 Real Ale Festival

ABV 8.5%

Piranha Pale Ale

A hoppy, American-style pale ale made with Yakima Valley’s best hops. Bittered with Chinook, while dry-hopped with the snappy flavor and bit of Cascade hops. For hopheads only!

Silver Medal American-Style Pale Ale at 2003 Los Angeles County Fair

Silver Medal American-Style Pale Ale at 2002 Great American Beer Festival

Gold Medal American-Style Pale Ale at 2002 Los Angeles County Fair

Bronze Medal American-Style Pale Ale at 1998 Great American Beer Festival

Silver Medal Pale Ale at 1998 Colorado State Fair

First Place Pale Ale at 1998 California State Fair

Brewhouse Blonde

A light and refreshing pale beer in the style of a German Kolsch. Slightly malty with delicate hopping to balance. Bottom-fermented and well-conditioned for exceptional smoothness.

Association; Bronze Medal German-Style Kolsch at 2003 Los Angeles County Fair

Bronze Medal Kolsch-Style Ale at 2002 Los Angeles County Fair

Silver Medal Kolsch at 1998 Colorado State Fair

Third Place Kolsch at 1998 California State Fair

ABV 4.7%
IBUs 15

Nutty Brunette

A unique American-style brown ale. A blend of four different dark malts produces a flavor profile that is sweet with “nutty” notes. A healthy dose of hops makes this beer hoppier and more balanced than most English brown ales.

Gold Medal American Brown Ale at 2004 California State Fair

Gold Medal American-Style Brown Ale at 2003 Los Angeles County Fair

PM Porter

This nitrogen-conditioned dark ale is surprisingly smooth and drinkable. Caramel, molasses, and chocolate flavors fill the palate. Its sweet start is perfectly balanced by a roasted dry finish.

Bronze Medal Brown Porter at 2002 Los Angeles County Fair

First Place Porter at 1997 California State Fair

ABV 6.4%
IBUs 30

Jeremiah Red

An Irish-style red ale with the full-bodied richness of an English old ale. Brewed with a secret blend of five imported specialty malts. Not too hoppy in order to emphasize the complex malt flavor and fruity aroma.

2nd Place Old Ales at 2005 California State Fair

Silver Medal Brown Ale at 2005 Los Angeles County Fair

Silver Medal Old Ale at 2002 Los Angeles County Fair

Silver Medal Old Ale at 1996 Great American Beer Festival

ABV 7.3%
IBUs 25