Two Roads Brewing Company

Two Roads newest beer is in full bloom this April. Brewmaster and Chief Gardener Phil Markowski has created a unique beer befitting of their “Road Less Traveled” mantra: Roads Garden Saison with Flowers. An 8.9% ABV saison, Roads Garden is made with aromatic, edible and organically grown flowers such as lavender, chamomile, calendula, rose hips and hops.

Two Roads Brewing Company of Stratford, CT announced today that the brand will be rolling into the state of New Hampshire and they are pleased to be teaming up with Bayside Distributors and Amoskeag Beverages. The launch will begin the week of February 15th with a series of kick-off events throughout the state. New Hampshire is now the ninth state to distribute the Two Roads brand.

Two Roads is proud to announce its newest year-round beer style: Espressway Cold-Brew Coffee Stout. Espressway merges the flavors of a locally-roasted, organic Ethiopian/Sumatran blend of coffee beans with a rich oatmeal stout in a cold-brew beer process that’s unique to Two Roads.

Two Roads is proud to announce the return of Henry’s Farm Double Bock Lager in a brand new format: 12 oz. four pack bottles. The four packs will replace 22 oz. bottles. Henry’s Farm Double Bock Lager is the recipe of our Brewing Operations Director John Rehm and is brewed in honor of Two Roads CEO Brad Hittle’s Great Grandfather, who made a bock on his farm in South Dakota in preparation for the coming of spring.

Two Roads Brewing Company’s hometown of Stratford, CT is known for playing a large part in aviation history. A mile from where the brewery stands, the world’s first helicopter took off one historic day in 1939 piloted by its designer and legendary aviation pioneer, Igor Sikorsky. His company, Sikorsky Aircraft is still making helicopters in Stratford to this day.

Another craft-focused contract brewing operation has entered the fray. Great Central Brewing Company (GCBC) broke ground on a new 32,000 sq. ft. contract brewing facility in Chicago last week. Scheduled for a summer 2016 opening, the brewery joins a growing list of craft-minded contract facilities established to help other small producers scale up, instead of focusing on their own in-house labels.

Winter in New England can be icy, snowy and very, very cold. But one thing that should warm your heart is the return of three winter seasonal beers by Two Roads Brewing Company. Route of All Evil Black Ale, Holiday Ale and 20 Ton Blonde Barleywine all make their way back to shelves and draft lines just in time for chillier temperatures.

Two Roads Brewing of Stratford, CT won 14 medals at The Great International Beer Festival in Providence, RI on October 24th.

Two Roads Brewing Company of Stratford, CT announced today that the brand will be rolling into the state of Maine and they are pleased to be teaming up with Nappi Distributors and Pine State Traders. The launch will begin the week of October 19th with a series of kick-off events throughout the state. Maine is now the eighth state to distribute the Two Roads brand.

On Saturday, November 14th, Two Roads will be releasing three very special sour ales at the brewery at their annual Sourcopia event.

Two Roads is proud to announce its first ever brewing collaboration with friend and contract brewing partner- Evil Twin Brewing. The story of this particular collaboration begins with an unlikely expedition down a road less traveled.

Two Roads Brewing Company of Stratford, CT is excited to announce that they are sending several of their beers to be featured at select Denver, CO bars to coincide with the 2015 Great American Beer Festival.

Connecticut’s Two Roads Brewing has signed with craft-focused wholesaler Hunterdon Brewing Co. for distribution throughout the state of New Jersey, the company announced today.

A big wheat ale with distinctive spices; Bergamonster uses the peel of the bergamot orange. Grown in dry Mediterranean climates, bergamot is a relatively rare, sour fruit whose peel has long been used as an essence to flavor teas, confectionery items and even orange marmalade.