Somerville Brewing Company

After filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last year, Somerville Brewing Company is permanently closing its doors, according to a social media post Monday. Portland, Oregon-based Base Camp Brewing announced last week it will close its doors on August 9.

Somerville Brewing Company, makers of Slumbrew beer, is set to begin packaging its line of beers in 4-packs of 16 ounce cans. The first cans will be available Friday, December 11th at the brewery’s two locations in Boynton Yards and Assembly Row in Somerville, MA. Initially, Flagraiser IPA, Trekker Trippel and the brewery’s new hazy IPA called Luma Luma will be available, but the rest of the Slumbrew offerings will be packaged in cans as production continues over coming months.

Somerville, Massachusetts — Somerville Brewing, the makers of Slumbrew beers, is excited to announce the opening of a new outdoor craft beer and dining experience at SomBlox Assembly Row in Somerville, Massachusetts.

It took nearly three years, but Boston-area craft beer producer Somerville Brewing Company, has finally found its home. The company, which first introduced its “Slumbrew” line of beers in October 2011, today announced it has signed a lease on a 3,600 sq. ft. space in Somerville and plans to open a new production facility and… Read more »

SOMERVILLE, MA – Adding to an already impressive line up of craft beer in the Chicago area, Slumbrew will kickoff its distribution in Chicagoland next week (January 24-27) with a series of promotional events and beer dinners. Slumbrew is the artisanal, ingredient-driven brand of unusual beers hailing from Somerville Brewing Company in Somerville, Massachusetts.