We have committedto curating ourspace, brewing our beer, and serving ourfood with an immenseattention to quality and tradition.

Meet the team

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Meet the team

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Meet the team

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Meet the team

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meet the team

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meet the team

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meet the team

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meet the team

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Kolaan busbice

head brewer

Our Head Brewer Kolaan is a Ventura county native that didn't think he'd be back so soon. He grew up roaming the hills of Thousand Oaks and the central coast, building a huge love for the outdoors that ultimately sent him to study Biology in Sonoma County. While studying Ecology, he fell in love with homebrewing and hoppy beer. He then adamantly wheeled himself into the brewing industry of Santa Rosa. A few years later after brewing in Sonoma, San Diego and Los Angeles, he cannot wait to bring the flavors he's discovered all over the Golden State (and beyond) back to Ventura County. 

Stefhanie Meyers

executive chef

Stefhanie Meyers has been a chef in Los Angeles for the last 20 years.  Her culinary inspirations are rooted in Latin and Asian inspired cuisines, with a strong passion for seasonality and working with local farms when possible.   

In her personal time Stefhanie loves to enjoy a cup of coffee while sitting on the couch with her partner Abel and their two bunnies Thelma & Louise.

Stefhanie is thrilled to be a part of the WWBC family, as well as this community.   She looks forward to delivering fresh Latin flavors filled with passion & fun.

Dan Bridges

Assistant General Manager

Our Assistant Manager Dan grew up in Camarillo California, and after a few years in Arizona studying Music and Business at GCU he moved back to Ventura County to dodge the heat. Dan has spent a handful of years managing a variety of different tap rooms around Ventura & Santa Barbara Counties he settled here at Wagon Wheel! When he’s not working, Dan spends his time at the lake or the beach, fishing, kayaking & camping with friends. You'll likely find him in the wild out and about at the local taprooms on our off days. 

Sean Noftsier

Sous Chef

Our locally sourced fresh ingredients are a congregation of different profiles that come together to create an exquisite dining experience. Every sip of our craft beer is a reminder of the history of those who pathed the brewing way before us.

Our decor and design was handpicked and inspired by a multitude of locations particularly in south and Central America. Many pieces were self sourced from these locations including our beautiful Frida who once sat in San Miguel de Allende and now stands proudly within our space. These stories cultivate the bright atmosphere and uniqueness of Wagon Wheel.