Telco Brewery

Our Story

Telco Brewery is a microbrewery located in Santa Clarita, CA just north of Los Angeles. We make quality craft beer to sell to the public via our tap room, bars, convenience stores, and restaurants. We are two telephone company dudes who love to brew craft beer and share it with family, friends, coworkers and the community. We cannot wait to share it with you. We offer six core beers on tap; Static Haze IPA, Tip & Ring Pale Ale, Short To Ground IPA, Low Voltage Wheat Ale, Rotary Red Ale, and award winning Muck Out Stout.

Tip & Ring Pale Ale

A classic American Ale, with a hoppy aroma. Tip & Ring is dry hopped to give you the smell of an IPA with out the bitterness. An excellent introduction to Telco Brewery’s fine beers.

Short to Ground IPA

Our Indian Pale Ale with the bite and smell only an IPA can offer. With ABV 6% & IBUs 63, this IPA is made with a single hop. Chinook is well-balanced with spicy overtones and heavy aromas brewed with Cara-Pils malt for extra body. Then dry hopped with you guessed it chinook. West coast IPA baby!

Rotary Red Ale

Our Rotary Red is a fan favorite red ale. The red ale offers an array of hops, a total of five hops. The star being Columbus, giving you that floral-citrusy flavor that we love in a light bodied beer. With the rest of the hops delivering excellent aroma followed by the undeniable red flavor. An excellent balance of a traditional red.

Low Voltage Wheat Ale

Low Voltage Wheat Ale – Telco's take on an American wheat beer, also giving you that classic spice in a Hefeweizen. Our wheat beer is not like any other wheat. A light bodied beer that doesn't let you down in the fruity and floral notes. Making this wheat a great session beer.

Muck Out Stout

Muck Out Stout – Winner of the Montrose Homebrew Competition on April 2016, this stout comes in weighing at 6.4% ABV, & 54 IBUs. Our chocolate colored stout doesn’t disappoint adding a roasted malt to give you that coffee flavor we all love. Liberal amounts of Willamette and Cascade hops balance the sturdy malt backbone, making for a dangerously drinkable big beer.