Atwater Brewery

Atwater Brewery, Detroit’s hometown brewer for 20 years, has grown from humble beginnings as a small brewpub in Detroit’s historic Rivertown district into one of Michigan’s largest brewers. During 2017, Atwater added a host of new products to complement its robust portfolio and meet growing customer demand. It also signed a new distribution agreement with M1 Network and completed its re-branding with renowned Detroit artist Tony Roko.

Atwater Brewery, Detroit’s largest and fasting growing brewery, plans to mark its twentieth anniversary by making Hey Diddle Diddle, the craft beer inspired by Mike Sadler, available for the first time in Michigan.

Detroit’s Atwater Brewery continues to expand with the opening of its new rooftop biergarten above its century old brew house in Detroit.

Yet another craft brand is revamping its look. Michigan’s Atwater Brewing today introduced a completely redesigned brand identity and a new campaign — “Born in Detroit. Raised Everywhere.” — which is aimed at setting the brewery “further apart from their competition,” the company said in a news release.

Atwater Brewery has partnered with New York-based distributor, Oak Beverages Inc., to bring their delicious line of craft beers to New York City and the surrounding counties.

Detroit’s Atwater Brewing produced less than 30,000 barrels in 2013 but that hasn’t stopped president and CEO, Mark Reith, from embarking on a $15 million expansion project outside of his home state. Atwater is planning to build a 100,000-barrel, secondary production facility in Austin Texas, an emerging market with a “tremendous amount of opportunity,” Reith… Read more »