The Bronx Brewery believes in beer’s power to build community. They’re committed to using what they create and where they create it to bring people together, while celebrating the rich and diverse creative scene in their home borough and across New York City.

At Hudson Valley Brewery, they like to think of their beer as the product of a wide variety of influences. Like the Hudson Valley itself, they believe the beers they create stand somewhere between the rural and the urban, the traditional and the modern, the rustic and the industrial. Their brewing techniques are inspired by the brewing practices of traditional European breweries as well as the more aggressive, experimental practices of American breweries. They brew the beer they love to drink, which like the Hudson Valley itself, is always changing.

COMMITTED TO COMMUNITY, LOCAL NY INGREDIENTS, AND SUPPORTING
SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN
FARMER AND BREWER TO CRAFT THE
BEST BEER POSSIBLE.

At Gun Hill Brewing co., they’re doing their part by bringing you fresh, unfiltered, handcrafted brews. They use only the best, fresh, local ingredients to create their brews that are not only unique, but have a quality equal to their passion for making it.

They are a local New York brewery, and they are proud of their roots, and their New York brewing brethren.

2 Way Brewing Company is a micro craft brewery and bar located in Beacon, NY. Opened September 2014, 2 Way Brewing produces the highest quality handmade beers in the Hudson Valley. The name was inspired by its location on the “two way” river. The river, which is technically an estuary, was called the Muhheakantuck, or “river that flows both ways” by the Lenape tribe who inhabited the lower Hudson River Valley when the Europeans arrived

They are brewers first, and proud of it. They take quality seriously and their focus is on producing fresh, expressive American beers. Their team brews these modern classics in a sprawling pre-Civil War industrial complex in the lower Hudson Valley of New York, striking a contrast between tradition and innovation.