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Numbered tasting flight of eight beers in a metal tray at Solorio Brewing Company
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Solorio Brewing Company

An independent brewery with its name on the door, pouring in RC's industrial district — where the real beer scene lives.

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Rancho Cucamonga's beer culture doesn't live on Foothill Boulevard; it lives in the industrial blocks south of it, behind roll-up doors, and Solorio Brewing Company is part of that honest tradition. The taproom sits on Feron Boulevard among warehouses and shops, which is exactly where an independent brewery's rent should go: into the beer, not the frontage.

A family name on a brewery is a particular kind of promise — there's no brand agency to hide behind when your surname is on the tap handles. Solorio joins Rowdy's Brew Co. in giving the city a genuinely local pour, and with The Brewmill now open on Arrow Route, the industrial district finally supports a proper multi-stop crawl.

Go on a weekend afternoon, when industrial-park taprooms are at their best: garage door up, regulars in, nobody performing anything. Check their socials for current taproom days before driving over.

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