Craft Brewers Guild to proud to distribute Hopsters! They've been brewing (and helping consumers brew) some great beer in Newton and Boston and we're helping them to bring the beer to you! We have started distributing their 2 New England IPA's; Newtonian and Comet Citra. Keep an eye out for these 2 juicy hop bombs at retailers near you, and keep an eye out for more great beers from Hopsters in the future.
The time has finally come! Allagash's beloved Belgian-style wheat beer is finally available in 16 ounce cans! Allagash White is now available in 4-Pack's and is still the classic beer in cans as back when it was first brewed in 1995. The format change allows for better travel abilities to bring Allagash White along for all your adventures. Keep an eye out for cans hitting shelves soon!
Join us February 26th at Lincoln Tavern & Restaurant in South Boston to celebrate the release of these cans, as well as Allagash's new beer, River Trip, also available in 4-Pack 16 ounce cans!
Once a year, Troegs releases their Nugget Nectar, an excessively hopped Imperial Amber Ale, and now is the time!
There's no better time than the present to truly enjoy the sweet piney resin and mango flavors that this limited brew offers. But be sure to get it while you can, before it's too late.
In the wake of the deadly and disastrous wildfire that stuck California, Sierra Nevada announced their plan to brew Resilience Butte County Proud IPA, as a part of a fundraiser for Camp Fire relief. They asked breweries throughout the country to brew the beer and suppliers to donate supplies to do so in a greater effort to spread the awareness and reach of these efforts. The result was over 1,400 breweries that signed up to brew Resilience IPA and donate every dollar received from the sale of the beer.
In the wake of the deadly and disastrous wildfire that stuck California, Sierra Nevada announced their plan to brew Resilience Butte County Proud IPA, as a part of a fundraiser for Camp Fire relief. They asked breweries throughout the country to brew the beer and suppliers to donate supplies to do so in a greater effort to spread the awareness and reach of these efforts. The result was over 1,400 breweries that signed up to brew Resilience IPA and donate every dollar received from the sale of the beer.
We are pleased to welcome Florida's HRD WTR hard sparkling water to the state! With innovative flavors such as Grapefruit, Cucumber & Lemon Lime and Pineapple Coconut, they'll be sure to make quite a splash in the hard seltzer world!
Craft Brewers Guild and the Sheehan Family Companies are proud to sponsor the Camp Harbor View Citython 5K. Camp Harbor View is pleased to present the Citython 5K for beginner and elite runners alike, and those who want to have fun! The Citython 5K race course, designed by Dave McGillivray and DMSE Sports, Inc., will take runners through iconic Boston neighborhoods, Back Bay and Kenmore, via Commonwealth Avenue. After the race, enjoy the awards ceremony and the Citython Brunch on the Boston Common, featuring breakfast from b.Good, mimosas, beers, ciders and more.
We Welcome Natick's Own Lookout Farm Hard Cider to Our Portfolio
We are proud to now be distributing Lookout Farm Hard Cider. We will be distributing their various ciders in cans and draft throughout the state of Massachusetts.
More info on their history below.
Established in ’51… that’s 1651. Lookout Farm is one of the oldest working farms in America and we are proud to carry on the tradition of New England family farming.
We are excited to announce that Craft Brewers Guild will be adding Bell's Brewery to our portfolio! The Michigan-based craft brewery has been ranked by the Brewers Association as the seventh largest craft outfit in the nation!
“As we add any new state, it is very important to us that we remind all of our fans about our dedication to quality. Part of the process of selecting new distributor partners is making sure that is a shared passion,” said Laura Bell, CEO of Bell’s Brewery.
Sloop Brewing Co. was founded in December, 2011, by Adam Watson and Justin Taylor, two friends who met at college and bonded over their love for good beer. After college, Adam and Justin took this love for beer one step further and started brewing together.
Living in Beacon, NY, Adam and his wife, Amy, would visit the local farmers’ market every Sunday. On a whim, Adam asked the market manager if he could start selling the beer he was brewing with Justin. The manager told him he probably needed some sort of license for that sort of thing.
