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Ancient City Brewing
Ancient City Brewing creates quality craft beer in St. Augustine, Florida.
Enjoy a wide selection of their beers at the Downtown Taproom located at 18 Cathedral Place in historic St. Augustine.
Located off SR 16 just west of I-95, the brewhouse serves eight favorite original brews daily and rotates another 16 depending on the season and the whim of the brewmaster.
The eight fan-favorite Ancient City Brews include Galleon’s Golden Ale, Augustine’s Orange Amber Ale, Matanzas River Red Ale, Ponce’s Pale Ale, Castillo Coconut Porter, and Anastasia Island IPA. They are always available at their own brewpubs and can be found wherever their beer is served.
The seasonal, specialty, and one-time-only brews are served only at their Brewhouse and their Downtown locations.
The brewery offers wine as well as 20 brews on tap and hosts special events and weekly activities all year long — such as corn hole, pool, shuffleboard, darts, regular food truck appearances, and live music.
Ancient City Brewing also hosts private events.
Contact the Tap Room manager for more information via email or by calling (904) 429-9654.
Visit the Brewhouse at 3420 Agricultural Center Drive
Tuesday-Thursday 4-10 PM
Friday 12 PM – 12 AM
Saturday 12 PM – 10 PM
Sunday 12-8 PM
Monday Closed
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