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If you're wondering what to do after wine tasting in Sonoma, the answer doesn't have to involve another reservation or another carefully planned stop. Sometimes the best way to finish a wine-country day is to change gears completely. Grab a beer. Shoot some pool. Join a trivia game. Sing karaoke. Meet some locals. Or simply settle into a neighborhood pub and let the rest of the evening happen on its own.

If you're looking for things to do in Sonoma at night, there's more happening around the valley than another reservation and an early bedtime. From trivia and karaoke to pool, drinks and neighborhood hangouts, Sonoma has a casual after-dark side that's worth discovering. And if you're looking for a place where you can ditch the itinerary and just have a good time, Olde Sonoma Public House in Boyes Hot Springs is a good place to start.

If you're searching for craft beer in Sonoma, there's a whole world of hops, malt, crisp lagers, hazy IPAs, bold double IPAs, ciders and rotating specialty pours waiting beyond the tasting rooms. And sometimes, after a day of swirling wine glasses, what you really want is a cold beer, a pool table and a place where you can settle in and stay awhile.

Beer is great, but sometimes you're in the mood for something completely different. Boochcraft Ginger Lime Hard Kombucha delivers exactly that—a bright, refreshing combination of fermented tea, real ingredients, lively ginger, and citrusy lime. Boochcraft lists Ginger Lime among its year-round core flavors, and its hard kombuchas are made with real fruit, certified organic ingredients, and no preservatives.

Some drinks are made for slowing down, soaking up the sunshine, and enjoying the moment. Sunshine Pineapple Mimosa fits that description perfectly.

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There are IPAs you drink because they’re available, and then there are IPAs that remind you exactly why you became a hop fan in the first place. Kern River Brewing Company’s Chuuurch! IPA falls firmly into that second category. Bold, hop-forward, and packed with the kind of character that makes a great IPA worth slowing down for, Chuuurch! is exactly the kind of California craft beer we love having around at Olde Sonoma Public House. If you’re the person who scans the beer se

If you're looking to try something truly different, Makku Blueberry Rice Lager offers a refreshing departure from traditional beer styles. Inspired by Korea's centuries-old rice brewing traditions and infused with natural blueberry flavor, Makku combines old-world craftsmanship with modern creativity. Light, smooth, and subtly fruity, it's an approachable beverage that's perfect for anyone looking to expand their craft beer horizons. At Olde Sonoma Public House, we're always

Some beers are brewed to be easy-drinking. Others are brewed to make a statement. Drake's Denogginizer Double IPA has been doing exactly that for years, earning a reputation as one of California's most respected Imperial IPAs.

Northern California is known for towering redwoods, rugged coastlines, and a thriving craft beer scene. Fogbelt Brewing Co.'s Del Norte IPA captures the adventurous spirit of the region in every pour, delivering the bold hop character IPA lovers crave while showcasing the craftsmanship that has made Fogbelt one of Sonoma County's favorite breweries.

Sometimes the best beer isn't the boldest—it's the one that reminds you to slow down, relax, and enjoy the moment. Float the Day Away by Sonoma Springs Brewing Co. is crafted with exactly that philosophy in mind.

When two icons of their industries come together, the result is something special. Lagunitas Trooper West Coast IPA is the product of an exciting collaboration between Lagunitas Brewing Company and the legendary heavy metal band Iron Maiden.

Some beers become popular. Others become part of a region's identity. Rainier Lager has earned that distinction in the Pacific Northwest, where it has been enjoyed for generations by outdoor adventurers, blue-collar workers, sports fans, and craft beer lovers alike. Known for its crisp taste, smooth finish, and iconic red "R" logo, Rainier is more than just a lager—it's a piece of Northwest history.

Some beers are designed to be bold and complex. Others are crafted to be crisp, refreshing, and incredibly easy to enjoy. Dust Bowl Brewing Company's Taco Truck Lager falls squarely into the second category—and that's exactly what makes it so popular.

When it comes to hazy IPAs, few breweries have earned the reputation and following of HenHouse Brewing Company. Their creative approach to brewing, combined with a commitment to freshness and quality, has made them a favorite among Northern California craft beer enthusiasts.

Few beers carry the cultural significance and loyal following of Lone Star Lager. Known as the "National Beer of Texas," Lone Star has been a staple of bars, backyard gatherings, live music venues, and Texas traditions for generations.

Crafted with real fruit, organic ingredients, and a modern approach to fermentation, Cosmic Bandito delivers a refreshing, crisp, and flavorful drinking experience unlike anything else behind the bar. At Olde Sonoma Public House, we love featuring unique beverages that surprise people—and Cosmic Bandito does exactly that.

Deschutes Fresh Squeezed IPA pours a bright golden-orange color with a crisp white head. From the first sip, you’ll notice explosive aromas of orange, grapefruit, mango, and tropical fruit, all driven by a carefully selected blend of hops.

Schilling’s Excelsior Imperial Mango combines fresh-pressed apple cider with bright, tropical mango flavor for a drink that’s juicy, refreshing, and seriously easy to enjoy. The mango shines right away, giving it a sweet tropical aroma and smooth finish, while the cider keeps everything crisp and balanced.