Lord Hobo Brewing Company

The brewing floor of the house that Boom Sauce built is about to go quiet, as Evergreen Collective – the parent company of Lord Hobo and Lone Pine – prepares to shift production to Isle Brewers Guild (IBG) in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.

Lord Hobo Brewing and Richie’s Super Premium Italian Ice have partnered up to brew a Watermelon Wheat Ale as part of Lord Hobo’s Collab Series. Available now for a limited time through the summer, this Watermelon Wheat Ale is a light and refreshing treat at 5% ABV.

Lord Hobo Brewing continues to diversify their portfolio with the new addition of 617 White Ale to their year-round offerings.

Lord Hobo Brewing is gearing up for Dry January 2023 with the release of their new Non-Alcoholic IPA.

Lord Hobo Brewing officially opened the doors to their seaport location on March 17, 2022. Located in the heart of the city, at 2 Dry Dock Ave, the restaurant and taproom sprawl into a 3,500 sq foot space, accommodating up to 160 patrons.

Lord Hobo is proud to announce 617 Lager as the newest draft pick to their 617 lineup.

Lord Hobo is proud to announce 617 Lager as the newest draft pick to their 617 lineup. This crisp golden lager diversifies their illustrious hop-centric portfolio.

Woburn, Massachusetts-headquartered Lord Hobo Brewing is planning to build a taproom in Tampa, Florida, according to a post on a Tampa community group’s Facebook page.

North Coast Brewing Company has appointed Jennifer Owen as the Fort Bragg, California-based craft brewery’s next CEO, the company announced on January 27. Plus, new hires at Lord Hobo and Toppling Goliath.

Lord Hobo has added a talented new Brewmaster to their team, Keith Gabbett. Keith has been brewing craft beer for over 15 years, beginning as a home brewer who climbed the ranks to eventually lead the brewing team at Goose Island Beer Company.

Denver Beer Co. is joining the NFT scene.

New Lord Hobo CEO Brian Walsh says his goal is to bring stability to the Woburn, Massachusetts-based craft brewery. Walsh, an industry veteran who most recently helped lead the post-bankruptcy business Smuttynose Brewing Company in New Hampshire, was introduced last Thursday as CEO, taking the reins from founder Daniel Lanigan, who remains a member of the company’s board of directors.

Lord Hobo Brewing Co. has appointed industry veteran Brian Walsh as the Woburn, Massachusetts-based craft brewery’s new CEO. The company informed employees today that Walsh, who last served as CEO of Smuttynose Brewing Company, has assumed the post from Lord Hobo founder Daniel Lanigan, who will remain a member of the company’s board of directors.

As more stories of workplace harassment and toxicity come to light in the craft beer industry, more companies have responded this week either terminating employees, announcing investigations, issuing apologies or statements of support for the victims. Brienne Allan has been sharing stories from the beer and restaurant industries of workplace harassment, assaults and toxicity on her Instagram account, @ratmagnet, now for the last 10 days, amounting to about 1,000 stories.