LOS ANGELES, CA - Alameda Point Waterfront District and AERO Apartments, its first rental community, is launching the newest and what is being referred to as the most exciting $1 billion transit-oriented residential and retail district in the Bay Area.
Located on 30-acres of what was a former Naval Air Station on Alameda’s scenic waterfront, AERO Apartments ushers in the first Class “A,” high-design, new construction multifamily residential project built in Alameda in the past two decades. The Alameda Point Waterfront District and AERO residents will also be able to avail themselves of the newly completed, in-district Seaplane Lagoon Ferry Terminal, which is a short walk from AERO and offers a nonstop 18-minute direct commute to downtown San Francisco.
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A new Bay Area brewery is making kimchi sours and other Korea-inspired beers - and doing it well
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Youngwon Lee, owner of Dokkaebier, with one of his new beer creations at Del Cielo Brewing Co. in Martinez.DokkaebierShow MoreShow Less
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Youngwon Lee worked as a wine and spirits importer in Korea before getting into brewing.DokkaebierShow MoreShow Less
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Youngwon Lee makes his Dokkaebier beers at different Bay Area breweries including Del Cielo in Martinez.DokkaebierShow MoreShow Less
Youngwon Lee has brewed beers with Szechuan peppercorns, gochugaru chiles, omija berries and lemongrass. He’s made sour beer using the bacterial culture from kimchi. Lee’s latest experiment involved brewing with oyster sauce, though he ultimately had to dump it down the drain. “We used too much. It came out way too salty,” he says.