Casa Agria Specialty Ales

If you like sour beer head here. Small place in an industrial area, worth finding. Staff was very friendly and knowledgeable about their beers. Interior was somewhat boring. I know sour beers take time to get just right, but I thought the prices were a little high. $ 8 for 10 ounces.

Beer not bad. If you do not like sour or fruit based beers this is not for you. Interior pretty bland. Not alot of energy in the air. No food or snacks available. Place is new so maybe over time it will. If was a one time only go for me.

CASA AGRIA’S TASTING ROOM IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!
The tasting room is a work in progress, but all the props in the world go to the Casa Agria team for opening the doors and serving us brew during this construction phase. There’s limited areas to sit because of the small size, but don’t be discouraged from visiting. There is seating available and plenty of beer on draft. The seating setup is stylish for brewery standards with oak barrels as your table and stools for your bottom.
There is no food served here, but this opens the opportunity to bring in your own or call and have it delivered to the brewery. Hopefully we’ll see guest food trucks in the near future.
Their draft board is domininat with sour/​wild ales, but they always had a pale ale or IPA offering during my visits. I really hope they continue to keep this up because tart beer isn’t everyones cup of tea. They will almost be likely to offer growler fills for whatever IPA or pale ale is available and bottles of beer to go depending on availabilty.
Casa Agria is definitely a place worth visiting if you’re interested in tasting and learning more about beers outside of the major domesticated stuff or ones you see on television.

Killer brews in a obscure location. Only ²⁄₈ brews had flaws/​off flavors that my heightened palette could detect. The only reason they didn’t get 5 stars is due to the lack of décor. The tasting room was more than bland, in much need of color and wall arrangements and art. I will be back though!

Awesome place, super friendly staff and world class beer. Can’t find better saison, wild ales and even IPAs i SoCal at the moment, if you’re in the area this is not a place to miss.

Great mixed fermentation brewery — putting out fun sours, fruited sours, brett beers, and even a clean beer here and there. Worth a detour!

Casa Agria Specialty Ales–
This place is very impressive with their sours and their whole selection as well!!! So delicious!!! This place is a must!!!

Small brewery with ample selection of beers and taste. It is a little hard to find, but the staff is friendly. Much smaller than other local breweries, but still has enough space to hang out with a friend or two.

So incredibly pleased. All of the breweries popping up in Ventura, and finally one that takes educated chances and offers something outside the typical pale ale, IPA, and Double IPA’s (Even though they have a great MEGA citronic IPA that I really enjoyed and a house Pale Ale that I did not try)
The favorites were #1 Peachy La Llorona and then #2 the house «sour”/saison La Llorona Gose. The first is the second one just aged over peaches. I am a sour fan and the #1 sour had the subtle peach undertones and acidity of tartness that I can’t wait to try again. Almost walked away with a bottle to go but stopped my spending after 5 beers. The original La Llorona Gose was a mellowed tart without as much sweetness or acidity, an easy drink. IPA is cloudy but tastes fresh and has a great aroma.
Highly recommended… Go out of your way. Worth it. And the tasting room is open so check it out.

Nice hidden gem of a brewery in Oxnard! Their beer stacks up to many world class beers similar in style (pale ale /​saison /​sour). Friendly and knowledgeable staff to boot. Can’t wait for their tasting room and hopefully expanded hours with it. Cheers CASA!