Smuttynose Brewing Company

Smuttynose Brewing Company will release S’Muttonator Double Bock as its first entry into the new Heritage Beers series.

From one-time offering to seasonal to all year-round. Beginning April 3, Smuttynose Brewing Company’s malted-rye IPA, Rhye IPA, will be available in six and 12 packs of 12 oz. bottles and draft all year-round wherever Smuttynose Brewing Company beers are sold.

In celebration of the University of New Hampshire’s (UNH) 150th anniversary, Smuttynose Brewing Company and UNH have partnered to release 1866, an Extra Special Bitter session ale, in early March in six-pack cans and draft.

Seven months after it launched its cider brand, Cidergeist, throughout Massachusetts, Cincinnati-based Rhinegeist Brewery this week said it would begin distributing its core beer offerings to the Bay State as well. And Bell’s Brewery today announced formal plans to expand distribution to Texas in 2017, inking agreements with 14 distributors throughout the state.

After a decade of planning and thorough documentation, Smuttynose’s Hampton headquarters is officially certified LEED Gold! Craft brewers have always taken the road less travelled. That iconoclastic spirit has traditionally been manifest in creating, resurrecting, or interpreting a wide range of beer styles and choosing distinctive, engaging brands for their beers and businesses.

Granite State Destroyer Hampton, NH – Granite State Destroyer might be the most New Hampshire beer we’ve ever made! This “imperial corn lager” is a collaboration between Smuttlabs and Granite State heavy rock lords, Scissorfight. We first released Granite State Destroyer (8.5% abv) in 2015 and it flew off our shelves. Who doesn’t loved a good, old-fashioned malt liquor lager?

After a year-long hiatus from production, the team at Smuttynose is bringing Big A double IPA back to our line-up as a full-time beer on October 1, joining two other Big Beer Series graduates, Baltic Porter and Really Old Brown Dog, in four packs and kegs.

Smuttynose Brewing yesterday announced it will begin distributing beer to Arizona per an agreement with Arizona Beer and Cider Company, a new wholesale outfit based in Phoenix. Though this is Summtynose’s first foray into Arizona, it’s not the first time the company has done business with the founders of Arizona Beer and Cider, Jim and Jason Ebel.

After nearly four years of brewing at capacity, Smuttynose Brewing Co., now fully operational in its new facility in Hampton, N.H., has more room to grow and is extending its reach both at home and abroad. Beginning Tuesday, Smuttynose’s beers will be available in the cities of Chattanooga and Cleveland, Tenn.

Hampton, NH — Smuttynose Brewing Company has been slowly transitioning brewing operations from their original Heritage Avenue brewery to its brand new company headquarters at Towle Farm in Hampton, NH.

Hampton, NH – Introduced in 2009, Star Island Single, Smuttynose’s delicately spiced, sessionable, Belgian-style pale ale will be retired from the Hampton-based brewery’s full-time lineup at the end of April, 2014.

Hampton, NH — Governor Maggie Hassan joined New Hampshire Department of Resources and Economic Development officials, brewers, beer distributors, state legislators, and other invited guests at a press conference Tuesday to celebrate the kickoff of Brew NH and its website nhbeer.org. The event was held at the site of the new Smuttynose Brewing Company facility… Read more »

Portsmouth, NH – The shipping containers that protected our brewhouse and bottle filler arrived in Portland on December 8 and were then brought down on truck to the brewery. The equipment traveled from northern Italy and southern Germany to Hamburg, where it was loaded onto a boat. The first leg of the sea voyage was… Read more »

In preparation for the christening of its new brewing facility, New Hampshire’s Smuttynose Brewing expanded its distribution footprint and began shipping kegs to Michigan last month. The brewery’s new multi-use headquarters in Hampton is slated to open in December. The company is also looking at foreign shores.