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Join us on Saturday, September 23rd as we celebrate Oktoberfest here at the pub. Expect to enjoy six different German style beers, as well as Oktoberfest themed menu items from the kitchen. You can even take home your very own WB branded Stein! Prost!

The pub is open for full service dining inside! Stay tuned for cooler weather and the expansion back into out Al Fresco dining as well.  Food, beer, and cocktails to-go are available for curbside orders by calling us at 404-221-2600. Please check our website for our current hours and menus, as well as Instagram for updates on new beers, cocktails, and food specials offered daily.

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Thank you, thank you, thank you for the continued support, and expect great food, drink, and festivals from us for years to come.

Today's Beer
Papillon, the Belgian word for butterfly and the Inman Park neighborhood mascot is a spring time staple. Our Witbier is a light-bodied, Belgian wheat beer made with un-malted wheat, oats, and barley, to which we have added dried kumquat and orange peel, coriander, and chamomile; the spicing regiment provides notes of bright citrus & gentle spice.
The "beautiful house" is back! This beer features a combination of Pilsner and Heritage malts as well as Malted Corn from Riverbend Malt in NC, providing notes of toasted bread, soft caramel, and a subtle graininess. A healthy addition of Czech Saaz hops rounds out this thirst-quenching concoction designed to help you beat the heat! Tap Date 11.16 OG 1.049 IBU 20 ABV 5.1%
English Bitter is often overlooked as a style in modern craft beer circles. As such, we decided to brew one as it is a quintessential session beer. Light amber in color, ours has a unique balance of caramel and toasty malt, esters reminiscent of orchard fruit, and a firm hop bitterness. Being true to style, we are serving this beer at a lower level of carbonation to make it as quaffable as possible Tap Date 5/25 OG 1.039 IBU 35 ABV 3.9%
A crisp and refreshing German-Style Pilsner brewed with rice. This light bodied and easy drinking pilsner is exclusively hopped with New Zealand Pacific Jade, a hop that was developed as a cross of First Choice (relative of Late-Cluster) and an “Old Line” Saaz male. Its aroma is described as “bold” with herbal, fresh citrus, with black pepper notes. Cheers! Tap Date 5/19 11.1 IBU 37 ABV 5.2%
Our house Gose, with prominent wheat grain aroma and body. This beer has a unique twist being conditioned on local watermelons and mint from our own Wrecking Bar Farm. OG 1.044 IBU 5 ABV 4.5%
Our take on a traditional Vienna-Style lager. Brewed with a blend of Vienna, Munich, Pilsner, and CaraAmber malts, expect a toasty and dry lager base with a subtle caramel finish. A smooth noble hop bitterness provides contrast to the malt base. A beer meant to be enjoyed at any occasion. Easy enough for new beer drinkers, yet complex enough to please every palate. Tap date 11/20 OG 1.054 IBU 30 ABV 5.6%
This new batch of Juice Willis is hopped with Incognito, Equanot, Pacific Jade and Mosaic hops. We used biotransformation technique in the brewing process to fully showcase the hop aromas and flavors. Expect notes of grapefruit, lemongrass, tropical fruit and black pepper. Tap Date 8/3 15.2°P IBU 60 ABV 6.5%
A Cold IPA is an IPA brewed with lager yeasts at colder temperatures, creating a crisp, drinkable yet generously hopped India Pale Ale. We brewed ours with CTZ, Michigan grown Chinook, Simcoe and Amarillo Cryo. Expect a West Coast IPA dryness and bitterness with bold hop flavor that lingers and lingers. This complex hop flavor includes bold pine, dank pineapple, stone fruit, and pungent citrus zest. Tap Date 8/3 15.2°P IBU 87 ABV 6.7%
A delicious Belgian Blonde Ale brewed with Belgian candy sugar to make this beer light and refreshing. Belgian yeast imparts a combination of delicate fruit esters and subtle spicy notes that are carried throughout the palate. Thanks to heavy use of German Noble hops, this beer is surprisingly dry and hoppy yet balanced to bring you a very drinkable Belgian beer. Tap Date 4/22 12°P ABV 5.4%
Dance for the arrival of Spring. Breath deep the green. Hear the buzzing of bees. Celebrate the end of death, greet life with open arms! Maibock is a beer for celebration and renewal. Have a sip, or a hearty draught, let its warm bready malt notes revive you. Delight in its floral and vinous hop tones. Drink and enjoy. Prost! Tap Date 5/1 OG 1.069, IBU 29, ABV 7.5%
A traditional Munich Helles brewed with 100% Weyerman malts. This delicious lager has a subtle sweetness to it that is accompanied by a predominate malty flavor that exhibits toasted, bread-like characteristics. Hallertau Mittlefruh, Halleratua Hersbrucker, Tettnanger hops all play a small role in balancing this quaffable German Lager delight! Prost!. Tap Date 6/15 9.7 °P IBU 25 ABV 4.8%
Heavy use of Australian Galaxy hops is used to make the Anniversary Double IPA. Prominent notes of resin, white wine, and hints of raspberry are prevalent. The hop bill with Simcoe and Citra to take the beer over the top. Tap Date 6/15 15.7°P IBU 80 ABV6.8%

BEER

Brewing on a 7 barrel system, Bill Arnold & Ryan Donald have developed a beer program that focuses on perfecting classic styles such as Kolsch, Pilsner, ESB, IPA, barrel aged strong beer and session styles. This classic list is balanced with more experimental styles: milkshake IPA’s, fruited gose’s and farmhouse ales, to name a few. Over the last seven years we’ve also developed a barrel aging program, aging stouts, barleywines, and scotch ales in bourbon and rum barrels to bring out the beers best characteristics, winning a Silver Medal in Barrel Aged Strong Ales at the Great American Beer Festival in 2018 for our Willett Bourbon Barrel Aged Ye Old Sprinklerhead Barleywine.

FOOD

Our new Executive Chef, Mikey Staniewicz is bringing fresh farm-to-table flavors, while staying rooted in pub classics. We source from local bakeries, dairies, and farms ( including our own ), and believe it’s important to support the local economy and build relationships. The menu keeps a few classics on constantly, while the rest changes to reflect the season, highlighting produce and flavors at their peak.

ABOUT

Housed in a late Victorian building that was once a home, a church, a dance studio, and an architectural salvage store, the Wrecking Bar Brewpub has worked to become a cornerstone of the neighborhood. With a focus on comfortable atmosphere, clean and exciting locally sourced food, an extensive bar program, and excellent beer crafted in house, the goal is to maintain a restaurant that has has something for everyone. Come grab a beer at the bar, or meet up with family and friends for dinner.

OUR TEAM

Brewery Cat, 3 Lives, Lap Enthusiast
Events Manager
Sous Chef
Head Brewer to the Stars
Owner, 12 yrs
Executive Chef, 3 yrs
General Manager, 11 yrs
Manager, Sommelier, Bar 5 yrs
Graphic Artist, 8 yrs
Prep Cook, Comedian, 8 yrs
Manager, Bar, 7 yrs

EVENT SPACES

There are three separate event spaces at the Wrecking Bar Brewpub, each with varying capacity and atmosphere:

The Biergarten

The Biergarten is an  event space in our brewery warehouse that seats up to 42 and holds up to 100 standing. With a long concrete bar, twelve beer taps, and fermentation tanks in the room, it’s definitely a casual venue, and a built-in stage makes it perfect for celebrations involving a band.

The Marianna

The Marianna is our formal event space on the main floor of the house, with a capacity of 30-250 people. It has 13 foot ceilings, stained glass windows, and original fireplaces, and is perfect for weddings (both ceremony and reception), breakout sessions, rehearsal dinners, and holiday parties.

For all event spaces inquiries, please contact Katy at info@themarianna.com

History

“The Victor H. Kriegshaber House is historically significant for its association with Victor Hugo Kriegshaber, who was a leader in the cultural and economic development of Atlanta during the first third of the century, and the original owner of this house. He commissioned the building to be designed by architect Willis F. Danny just before 1900 and lived there with his family until 1924.The Kriegshaber residence is a fine example of Denny’s work; he practiced only a few years in Atlanta before his early death at 31 due to pneumonia, but managed to design many of the city’s most prestigious public and private structures before 1905. Stylistically, the house is a noteworthy transitional statement combining late Victorian and eclectic details.

Kriegshaber was born in 1859 to Prussian immigrants living in Louisville, Kentucky. He did not make his home in Atlanta until 1889, when he left his civil engineer’s position with the Central of Georgia Railway to become a contractor and soon after president for forty-three years of his own building materials supply company. Nine years after his arrival in Atlanta, Kriegshaber was able to afford his elegant showplace on the periphery of Inman Park. He served in executive positions for countless businesses, civic, philanthropic, and cultural organizations. In addition to his building material supply business, Kriegshaber was the founder and first president of the Atlanta Terra Cotta Company, a director of the Atlanta Art Glass Co. and vice-president of the National Builders’ Supply Association. He was a director of the Chamber of Commerce and, in 1914, was part of the committee from the Chamber that spearheaded the new development at Lakewood for the Southeastern Fair. The Fair opened in 1916, the same year that Kriegshaber served as president of the Chamber of Commerce.

A charter member of the Rotary Club, Kriegshaber also served as director of the local council of the Boy Scouts of America, as president of the Jewish Charities and of the Jewish Educational Alliance and was director of the Hebrew Orphan’s Home. He was instrumental in establishing the city’s first public playgrounds for children and was later vice-president of the Playground Association of America. In 1905, Kriegshaber was one of the organizers of the Standard Club, serving as its first vice-president.

Kriegshaber served on the executive committee of the Atlanta Music Festival Association from its founding in 1909 until his death. The first Atlanta Music Festival, held in 1909 in the just completed Auditorium, was such a tremendous success that the Atlanta Music Festival Association inaugurated in 1910 the first of nearly twenty annual spring visits by the Metropolitan Opera to Atlanta’s Municipal Auditorium. In addition, his belief in the ability of local musicians and choristers led to the establishment of the Atlanta Philharmonic Society, of which he was president at his death in 1934.”

Wrecking Bar Brewpub

  • Tuesday - Thursday: 5 - 10 pm 
  • Friday: 12 - 11 pm
  • Saturday: 12 - 11 pm 
  • Sunday: 5 - 10 pm 
  • Monday: Closed

 

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