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Concrete Beach Brewery to open in Wynwood

Concrete Beach Brewery bar and Amicon CEO Adam Mopsick
Concrete Beach Brewery bar and Amicon CEO Adam Mopsick

The concrete has been poured, now it’s time for the beer.

Amicon Construction, which specializes in upscale commercial interiors, is completing Concrete Beach Brewery in Wynwood.

The brewery, located at 235 Northwest 24th Street, was a vacant warehouse before its redevelopment.

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Perkins+Will designed the space along with interior designer EoA, according to a news release. The two-story, 20-barrel brewery will feature an onsite quality control lab, a social hall and retail space when completed this quarter.

“This was one of the most challenging and rewarding projects that we’ve worked on, repurposing an existing Wynwood warehouse and converting it into a brewery,” Amicon CEO Adam Mopsick said in a statement. “We enjoy working on projects we can get excited about, especially when they improve our neighborhood. It is not hard to get our team excited about beer.”

The building was sold in October for $23.5 million to EE Wynwood Central Owner, according to Miami-Dade property records. Nearby breweries include Wynwood Brewing Company and J Wakefield Brewing. — Katherine Kallergis

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