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Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2023 3:44 pm
by spookydog
spookydog wrote: 11 months ago
spookydog wrote: 1 year ago From what I hear Origin Beer Project might be moving into the Beer on Earth space.
Its been announced officially that Origin is moving in to that space.
They want to be in the new space by Labor Day but in case that doesn’t happen will be in October to celebrate anniversary there.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Sun Jun 25, 2023 12:36 pm
by steviep123
For those of us in the Boston area, look out for Arlington Brewing Company. While they don't have a physical location yet to get their beer, they are starting to sell locally and are hosting the Friday night beer garden at the Arlington Reservoir.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Mon Aug 21, 2023 8:31 pm
by NYGFan_Section208
Could be a cool location..

https://www.towerhillbrewing.com/

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Thu Aug 24, 2023 11:16 am
by RF1
Phantom Farms Brewery set to bring creative tastes to RI brew scene
https://www.valleybreeze.com/news/phant ... c5ce2.html

Given Phantom Farms is best known for their Diamond Hill Road apple orchard operation, I am interested in seeing how their apple hard ciders turn out.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Thu Aug 24, 2023 11:36 am
by hrstrat57
did Tilted Barn last night. Place was slammed. They've got things figured out. Almost a "destination feel"

Top tip? Bring a lawn or camp chair tables fill up quick!

Also recently did Apponaug. Also outstanding similar feel.

Looking forward to Phantom!

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Thu Aug 24, 2023 1:29 pm
by steviep123
For those of us in the Boston area, I was introduced to Distraction Brewing Company in Roslindale Square. I'm very happy with the selections and taste. And while they don't serve food, there are options to bring in and plenty of food options around.

Also did a "beer garden" tour with a friend of mine last weekend. Trillium now also has a beer garden on the Common (in addition to their gardens near Fenway and on the Greenway). I liked this one better than the other two. It was a bit more chill. Mighty Squirrel (Waltham) has a beer garden at Faneuil Hall. We also did Cisco in the Seaport area which is quite huge with food truck options inside.

While we didn't do others (or I'd have been falling down passed out lol) Night Shift has several in town - including two along the river.

Additionally, I've been going to Medford Brewing Company a lot recently. Nice chill place with the occasional food truck and they also allow outside food, including some area restaurants will deliver right to your table.

I'll give a review of Arlington Brewing Company once I finally try them. They don't have a location yet and have been mainly doing the Friday night beer gardens at the Arlington Reservoir, but have been unable to attend.

Sadly, Turtle Swamp in JP has ceased operations.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Sat Sep 30, 2023 4:58 pm
by spookydog
spookydog wrote: 10 months ago
spookydog wrote: 11 months ago
spookydog wrote: 1 year ago From what I hear Origin Beer Project might be moving into the Beer on Earth space.
Its been announced officially that Origin is moving in to that space.
They want to be in the new space by Labor Day but in case that doesn’t happen will be in October to celebrate anniversary there.
They are going to be in new space in early November. They will also probably be open on Mondays & Tuesdays which is uncommon for providence breweries.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Sat Sep 30, 2023 5:01 pm
by spookydog
spookydog wrote: 1 year ago Long Live has purchased another warehouse building in the Silver Lake area of Providence. It is on/off Union Ave west of Route 10. they are going to be doing some barrel aged projects there.
This place may be opening up for people to drink at. They may make it a members only place or a speakeasy/exclusive place. Currently they have about a dozen different barrel
he’s barleywines aging there.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Fri Oct 06, 2023 6:41 pm
by spookydog
Looks like 12 guns in Bristol is closing.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2023 11:46 am
by spookydog
spookydog wrote: 1 year ago
spookydog wrote: 3 years ago Crook Point Brewing is opening right by the Henderson Bridge in East Providence. Opening sometime in 2021.
This place is finally supposed to open in October.
Forever in the making, they are trying to open the last weekend in October. I know I said basically the same thing last year, but this time its for real. ha ha :lol:

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Thu Oct 19, 2023 2:27 pm
by RhodyRams12
Heading to ravenous for the first time this weekend. Looking forward to checking it out.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Fri Oct 20, 2023 3:58 pm
by RF1
RhodyRams12 wrote: 6 months ago Heading to ravenous for the first time this weekend. Looking forward to checking it out.
It is their Octoberfest on Saturday.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2023 10:48 am
by spookydog
spookydog wrote: 7 months ago
spookydog wrote: 10 months ago
spookydog wrote: 11 months ago

Its been announced officially that Origin is moving in to that space.
They want to be in the new space by Labor Day but in case that doesn’t happen will be in October to celebrate anniversary there.
They are going to be in new space in early November. They will also probably be open on Mondays & Tuesdays which is uncommon for providence breweries.
Grand Opening is December 2nd...the same night many of us will be in Providence for the URI v PC game.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Mon Nov 20, 2023 3:04 pm
by spookydog
spookydog wrote: 1 year ago Half off Shaidzon Gift Cards!!!

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FYI - This deal is back again!!
Only available until this Friday (11/24)

(Max 50% off is 200$ gift card for 100$.)

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Thu Nov 30, 2023 7:07 am
by ramster
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Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Thu Nov 30, 2023 7:40 am
by Rhody15
ramster wrote: 5 months agoIMG_1211.png
Nice, they did that two years ago as well.

Very cool can, good beer too.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Thu Nov 30, 2023 7:51 am
by NYGFan_Section208
Rhody15 wrote: 5 months ago
ramster wrote: 5 months agoIMG_1211.png
Nice, they did that two years ago as well.

Very cool can, good beer too.
It is? I thought they said it was a Kolsch? :lol:

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Thu Nov 30, 2023 2:52 pm
by spookydog
spookydog wrote: 7 months ago
spookydog wrote: 1 year ago
spookydog wrote: 3 years ago Crook Point Brewing is opening right by the Henderson Bridge in East Providence. Opening sometime in 2021.
This place is finally supposed to open in October.
Forever in the making, they are trying to open the last weekend in October. I know I said basically the same thing last year, but this time its for real. ha ha :lol:
Forgot to mention that this place is finally open.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Sun Dec 10, 2023 10:00 pm
by spookydog
FYI - buttonwoods is leaving their space in Cranston in the new year & moving to a spot in Providence

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Sun Dec 10, 2023 10:11 pm
by hrstrat57
spookydog wrote: 5 months ago
spookydog wrote: 7 months ago
spookydog wrote: 1 year ago

This place is finally supposed to open in October.
Forever in the making, they are trying to open the last weekend in October. I know I said basically the same thing last year, but this time its for real. ha ha :lol:
Forgot to mention that this place is finally open.
Planning on checking Crook out soon!

Any early reports? The physical space looks nice in pics.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2023 10:18 am
by KeaneyBluBallz
spookydog wrote: 5 months ago FYI - buttonwoods is leaving their space in Cranston in the new year & moving to a spot in Providence
the more places that move the providence leaves more money for me to spend down this way.

I get why so many are up pvd and pawtucket, but Im not going there to get beer.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2023 10:36 am
by hrstrat57
KeaneyBluBallz wrote: 5 months ago
spookydog wrote: 5 months ago FYI - buttonwoods is leaving their space in Cranston in the new year & moving to a spot in Providence
the more places that move the providence leaves more money for me to spend down this way.

I get why so many are up pvd and pawtucket, but Im not going there to get beer.
We got plenty of great micros here in SC no urgency to travel past the Tower…

Whalers, Grey Sail, Tilted, Shaidzon more!

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2023 7:54 pm
by NYGFan_Section208
hrstrat57 wrote: 5 months ago
KeaneyBluBallz wrote: 5 months ago
spookydog wrote: 5 months ago FYI - buttonwoods is leaving their space in Cranston in the new year & moving to a spot in Providence
the more places that move the providence leaves more money for me to spend down this way.

I get why so many are up pvd and pawtucket, but Im not going there to get beer.
We got plenty of great micros here in SC no urgency to travel past the Tower…

Whalers, Grey Sail, Tilted, Shaidzon more!
And Tower Hill in South County Commons (hopefully, by Super Bowl time)

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2023 8:04 pm
by hrstrat57
NYGFan_Section208 wrote: 5 months ago
hrstrat57 wrote: 5 months ago
KeaneyBluBallz wrote: 5 months ago

the more places that move the providence leaves more money for me to spend down this way.

I get why so many are up pvd and pawtucket, but Im not going there to get beer.
We got plenty of great micros here in SC no urgency to travel past the Tower…

Whalers, Grey Sail, Tilted, Shaidzon more!
And Tower Hill in South County Commons (hopefully, by Super Bowl time)
That one is taking a looooooooong time to get going….

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Wed Dec 13, 2023 9:47 pm
by NYGFan_Section208
hrstrat57 wrote: 5 months ago
NYGFan_Section208 wrote: 5 months ago
hrstrat57 wrote: 5 months ago

We got plenty of great micros here in SC no urgency to travel past the Tower…

Whalers, Grey Sail, Tilted, Shaidzon more!
And Tower Hill in South County Commons (hopefully, by Super Bowl time)
That one is taking a looooooooong time to get going….
Was around there today. I stalked the place today and, from what I could see, the tanks are actually connected (to something) and they have signage on the outside. I don't think they did a couple months ago...it's happening.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2023 7:17 pm
by spookydog
Apponaug Brewpub took on quite a bit flooding. :(

2 feet inside as of this afternoon and the river still hadn’t crested.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2023 9:00 pm
by hrstrat57
spookydog wrote: 4 months ago Apponaug Brewpub took on quite a bit flooding. :(

2 feet inside as of this afternoon and the river still hadn’t crested.

Great venue. Here’s hoping they bounce back!

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Sat Dec 30, 2023 2:03 pm
by spookydog
Forgot to mention this before but the small brewery General Crossing in Jamestown at the end of November closed down.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2024 1:10 pm
by spookydog
Revival Brewing Company closed down after getting evicted.

That makes 4 breweries that closed in the last year
(Revival, General's Crossing, 12 Guns, & Beer on Earth)

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2024 1:13 pm
by hrstrat57
Another hit on Apponaug Brewery with more coming!

:(

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2024 2:33 pm
by RF1
spookydog wrote: 3 months ago Revival Brewing Company closed down after getting evicted.

That makes 4 breweries that closed in the last year
(Revival, General's Crossing, 12 Guns, & Beer on Earth)
Not at all surprising. There are today just too many of them for all to survive. There is a finite audience and demand for local crafted beer which has gotten quite diluted with all the options.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2024 3:29 pm
by spookydog
RF1 wrote: 3 months ago
spookydog wrote: 3 months ago Revival Brewing Company closed down after getting evicted.

That makes 4 breweries that closed in the last year
(Revival, General's Crossing, 12 Guns, & Beer on Earth)
Not at all surprising. There are today just too many of them for all to survive. There is a finite audience and demand for local crafted beer which has gotten quite diluted with all the options.
I agree.
Yet Crook Point just opened up and there are 2 new ones opening up shortly in Phantom Farms & Tower Hill.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2024 4:26 pm
by KeaneyBluBallz
too many.

i just can't drink that much.

i mean, i've tried. i just cant do it.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2024 4:48 pm
by ramster
hrstrat57 wrote: 3 months ago Another hit on Apponaug Brewery with more coming!

:(
As I understand it Apponaug Brewery was supposed to reopen today but unfortunately the Pawtuxet River flooded again after the brutal storm Tuesday night.

It’s a shame that many of the companies that flooded and most reopened less than a month later got clobbered again. Crazy.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2024 9:38 pm
by NYGFan_Section208
I actually saw workers at Tower Hill yesterday...like, people standing around, pointing at things. It was awesome. Big new letters on the outside, too. They still need to build out the interior...super bowl sundae looks like it might be a stretch. Although, Taffer's crew would get 'er done. There would be yelling and crying, but it would be beautiful (the place) and done in under an hour. Have seen him do this many times on TV..

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Fri Jan 12, 2024 8:27 am
by steviep123
For those in the Boston area (well, Arlington/Medford/Somerville/Cambridge) I think I've mentioned before, Medford Brewing Co, has a nice little space in a former mechanics garage. Great spot to hang out. Also, Arlington Brewing Co doesn't have a spot to actually purchage beer but have been creating and selling their beer at local stores. Of course, also locally is Lamplighter, Aeronaut and Mighty Squirrel. As someone who bikes a lot and has several friends who commute to work by bicycle, The Somerville Bicycle Committee hosts a monthly series called Streetwise at Aeronaut on the 3rd Wednesday of every month. Each month is a different topic/speaker regarding ped/bicycle/auto traffic safety in the area. For those of you that get around on bike, it's well worth your time.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Fri Jan 12, 2024 10:18 am
by NYGFan_Section208
steviep123 wrote: 3 months ago For those in the Boston area (well, Arlington/Medford/Somerville/Cambridge) I think I've mentioned before, Medford Brewing Co, has a nice little space in a former mechanics garage. Great spot to hang out. Also, Arlington Brewing Co doesn't have a spot to actually purchage beer but have been creating and selling their beer at local stores. Of course, also locally is Lamplighter, Aeronaut and Mighty Squirrel. As someone who bikes a lot and has several friends who commute to work by bicycle, The Somerville Bicycle Committee hosts a monthly series called Streetwise at Aeronaut on the 3rd Wednesday of every month. Each month is a different topic/speaker regarding ped/bicycle/auto traffic safety in the area. For those of you that get around on bike, it's well worth your time.
Perfect place to chat up biking and driving safety, at a brewery! 👍🍻

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Fri Jan 12, 2024 10:33 am
by steviep123
NYGFan_Section208 wrote: 3 months ago
steviep123 wrote: 3 months ago For those in the Boston area (well, Arlington/Medford/Somerville/Cambridge) I think I've mentioned before, Medford Brewing Co, has a nice little space in a former mechanics garage. Great spot to hang out. Also, Arlington Brewing Co doesn't have a spot to actually purchage beer but have been creating and selling their beer at local stores. Of course, also locally is Lamplighter, Aeronaut and Mighty Squirrel. As someone who bikes a lot and has several friends who commute to work by bicycle, The Somerville Bicycle Committee hosts a monthly series called Streetwise at Aeronaut on the 3rd Wednesday of every month. Each month is a different topic/speaker regarding ped/bicycle/auto traffic safety in the area. For those of you that get around on bike, it's well worth your time.
Perfect place to chat up biking and driving safety, at a brewery! 👍🍻
You do realize you can go to a brewery and not drink alcohol right? Particularly the Aeronaut space is a unique warehouse with more than just a Brewery. There's food options and a great space to have an event such as this.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Fri Jan 12, 2024 10:37 am
by RF1
steviep123 wrote: 3 months ago For those in the Boston area (well, Arlington/Medford/Somerville/Cambridge) I think I've mentioned before, Medford Brewing Co, has a nice little space in a former mechanics garage. Great spot to hang out. Also, Arlington Brewing Co doesn't have a spot to actually purchage beer but have been creating and selling their beer at local stores. Of course, also locally is Lamplighter, Aeronaut and Mighty Squirrel. As someone who bikes a lot and has several friends who commute to work by bicycle, The Somerville Bicycle Committee hosts a monthly series called Streetwise at Aeronaut on the 3rd Wednesday of every month. Each month is a different topic/speaker regarding ped/bicycle/auto traffic safety in the area. For those of you that get around on bike, it's well worth your time.
I tried to search for info on it, but could not find it. I however recall being told that there are group bike rides on the East Bay Bike Path that visit Narragansett at India Point Park, The Guild-Warren, and Pivotal Brewing in Bristol on weekends in the warmer months.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Fri Jan 12, 2024 2:50 pm
by steviep123
RF1 wrote: 3 months ago
steviep123 wrote: 3 months ago For those in the Boston area (well, Arlington/Medford/Somerville/Cambridge) I think I've mentioned before, Medford Brewing Co, has a nice little space in a former mechanics garage. Great spot to hang out. Also, Arlington Brewing Co doesn't have a spot to actually purchage beer but have been creating and selling their beer at local stores. Of course, also locally is Lamplighter, Aeronaut and Mighty Squirrel. As someone who bikes a lot and has several friends who commute to work by bicycle, The Somerville Bicycle Committee hosts a monthly series called Streetwise at Aeronaut on the 3rd Wednesday of every month. Each month is a different topic/speaker regarding ped/bicycle/auto traffic safety in the area. For those of you that get around on bike, it's well worth your time.
I tried to search for info on it, but could not find it. I however recall being told that there are group bike rides on the East Bay Bike Path that visit Narragansett at India Point Park, The Guild-Warren, and Pivotal Brewing in Bristol on weekends in the warmer months.
East Bay Bike Path is on my list to ride next summer. Also, there's the monthly Providence Bike Jam (Providence's version of Boston Bike Party, which largely ended with Covid).

https://www.facebook.com/PVDBikeJam/

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Fri Jan 12, 2024 3:01 pm
by NYGFan_Section208
steviep123 wrote: 3 months ago
NYGFan_Section208 wrote: 3 months ago
steviep123 wrote: 3 months ago For those in the Boston area (well, Arlington/Medford/Somerville/Cambridge) I think I've mentioned before, Medford Brewing Co, has a nice little space in a former mechanics garage. Great spot to hang out. Also, Arlington Brewing Co doesn't have a spot to actually purchage beer but have been creating and selling their beer at local stores. Of course, also locally is Lamplighter, Aeronaut and Mighty Squirrel. As someone who bikes a lot and has several friends who commute to work by bicycle, The Somerville Bicycle Committee hosts a monthly series called Streetwise at Aeronaut on the 3rd Wednesday of every month. Each month is a different topic/speaker regarding ped/bicycle/auto traffic safety in the area. For those of you that get around on bike, it's well worth your time.
Perfect place to chat up biking and driving safety, at a brewery! 👍🍻
You do realize you can go to a brewery and not drink alcohol right? Particularly the Aeronaut space is a unique warehouse with more than just a Brewery. There's food options and a great space to have an event such as this.
I mean, sure, you can...but, why would you? (Not giving you a hard time...a brewery is a perfect place to chat up just about anything!)

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2024 4:42 pm
by spookydog
New N/A brewery in RI

Beaglepuss

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2024 11:49 am
by RF1
Update on the new Phantom Farms Brewing on Martin Street in the Berkeley section of Cumberland. Had a private soft opening for friends and family this past weekend. Expected to be open and fully operational by the weekend of St Patrick's Day.

Phantom Farms Brewing ready to roll
https://www.valleybreeze.com/news/phant ... 3cb59.html

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2024 4:23 pm
by spookydog
spookydog wrote: 5 months ago FYI - buttonwoods is leaving their space in Cranston in the new year & moving to a spot in Providence
They are moving to the old Revival spot. Should be open over there mid-March.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2024 4:45 pm
by hrstrat57
Things are looking up in beersville! 🍻

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2024 12:09 pm
by spookydog
spookydog wrote: 3 months ago New N/A brewery in RI

Beaglepuss
New article about them.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Sat Mar 02, 2024 3:53 pm
by spookydog
Free sample of tower hill brewery at todays game until 4:00

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Sun Mar 03, 2024 8:08 am
by NYGFan_Section208
spookydog wrote: 2 months ago Free sample of tower hill brewery at todays game until 4:00
What the heck...how would anyone have known that?

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Sun Mar 03, 2024 8:32 am
by UCH21377
Was at Appalachian Brewery in Hendersonville NC yesterday, which counts as local for me. Looks like they have a pretty good brewery scene in Asheville and Hendersonville which will definitely require exploration.

Re: Local Microbreweries

Posted: Sun Mar 03, 2024 10:02 am
by spookydog
NYGFan_Section208 wrote: 2 months ago
spookydog wrote: 2 months ago Free sample of tower hill brewery at todays game until 4:00
What the heck...how would anyone have known that?
I had no idea either. My brother saw it on Instagram while we were walking in.

They are supposed to be opening later this month.