It's a development that's starting to get routine, yet hardly anyone is tired of. Another South Bay brewery,
Santa Clara Valley Brewing has opened a tap room in the same South San Jose industrial region where Strike Brewing and Hermitage Brewing have theres, and Clandestine Brewing came and went. (We all hope Clandestine re-opens in San Jose, but that is another story.) Does this mean San Jose has reached "tap room critical mass" to become a beer destination? Perhaps. At any rate, there's another place to go in the city for good local beer in the South Bay, and that's good enough for me.
It's a development that's starting to get routine, yet hardly anyone is tired of. Another South Bay brewery, Santa Clara Valley Brewing has opened a tap room in the same South San Jose industrial region where Strike Brewing and Hermitage Brewing have theres, and Clandestine Brewing came and went. (We all hope Clandestine re-opens in San Jose, but that is another story.) Does this mean San Jose has reached "tap room critical mass" to become a beer destination? Perhaps. At any rate, there's another place to go in the city for good local beer in the South Bay, and that's good enough for me. 
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