Coronado Brewing Company
Eric Woo has a diverse work experience in sales and business development roles. Eric currently serves as the Director of Business Development at Coronado Brewing Company since August 2018. Prior to that, they worked as a Regional Sales Manager at Speakeasy Ales & Lagers from August 2017 to July 2018. From January 2011 to July 2017, Eric worked as a Division Sales Manager at Craft Brew Alliance. Eric also has previous experience as an Account Manager at National Bedding Company and as a Gatorade Sideline Manager and Territory Sales Representative at Quaker Oats Company. Eric's early career includes a role as a Sales Representative at Markstein Beverage Company.
From 1992 to 1996, Eric Woo attended California State University-Sacramento, where they completed their Bachelor's degree in Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services.
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Coronado Brewing Company
Believe it or not, there was a time when the words “San Diego” and “craft beer” weren’t synonymous. In fact, there was a time when a request for an IPA at your local, SoCal watering hole would have been met with a blank stare rather than a plethora of options. Into this malt-challenged landscape walked Ron and Rick Chapman, two brothers with a shared passion for exceptional beer, and the simple idea of bringing quality craft brew to their hometown on Coronado Island. Far from ostentatious beginnings, Coronado Brewing Company began as a small, neighborhood brewpub. Once the beer began to flow, however, it was clear that their small-batch days were numbered. With bold, innovative, brews that satisfied both palate and thirst, offerings such as Islander IPA and Mermaid Red were integral to the birth of “West Coast” beer styles which have gone on to impact beer culture worldwide. As with many world-class beers, good things take time to ferment. Now, nearly twenty years into their unyielding pursuit of exceptional brewing, Coronado Brewing Company has expanded to a 30 barrel brewhouse capable of producing 40,000 barrels a year. With more room to experiment, this means that Coronado will continue to embody the adventurous spirit that defines craft brewing. And, with more beer available to distribute, it means a chance for beer drinkers worldwide to get a little taste of the Coronado island life.